MFSB who celebrates his 30th year… in da mix this year is back on action with the follow up to his series of mixtapes, blending classics and hard to find tunes from those days remembered as the burgeoing period that would give birth to the international dance music culture. So What you're gonna get on this section is a weekly series of numerized mixtapes that he's done throughout the years, should it be early house, R&B, disco, downtempo, soul funk and the likes. Welcome on board…

All of those who've spent some time in UK at the end of the 80's would tell you that everything was mixed to make a whole without any distinction of origins or genre as brilliantly demonstrated by Jeff Young on his Friday nite memorable Big Beat show on BBC Radio One. Well nothing but the pursuit of that clubbing culture that DJ's like Larry Levan, David Mancuso and the likes a bit more than 10 years earlier on would put the shapes to. This is why you are too find here a bit of bits and bops, from the underground to a mainstream perspective as shown by the presence of two productions from Stock, Aitken & Waterman (The Reynolds Girls and Kylie Minogue) whose works would represent some approx 60% of the single sales on the British market in 1989 ! But also Samantha Fox and a remix of The Real Thing's funk classic "Can You Feel The Force". Meanwhile the underground would be represented by Steve 'Silk' Hurley having revamp activities for soul diva Roberta Flack and Farley JackMaster Funk covering James Brown classic "Think" and, to a lesser extend, Raven Maze with his most remembered cut released on Dave Lee's label Republic Records

MFSB mixtape # 11 Listen
01 – ROBERTA FLACK Uh Uh Oh Oh (Look out Here It Comes)
02 – THE REYNOLDS GIRLS I'd Rather Jack
03 – FARLEY JACKMASTER FUNK Think
04 – SIMON HARRIS Pleasure Control 
05 – SAMANTHA FOX Wanna Have Some Fun
06 – THE REAL THING Can You Feel The Force
07 – KYLIE MINOGUE Hang On To Your Heart
08 – RAVEN MAZE 4ever 2gether
09 – SHARONE Play To Win