DJ Doctor Jane

DJ Doctor Jane gives us her top five favourite tracks at the moment. Catch her playing at Dirty Donkey -“ Live & Kicking on Friday 24 February at Rogues (GIVEAWAY: for a free double Dirty Donkey pass, email [email protected] by noon 24 February), at Misfits on Saturday 4 March at Spectrum, and Kingki Kingdom Recovery on Sunday 5 March at The Sly Fox. She’s also supporting Israeli psy-trance act Infected Mushroom at Home nightclub on Saturday 11 March. For more information go to the Big Catz Mewzic website.

PHARRELL’S ACID DROP

Pharrell vs Les Visiteurs

This is a cheeky bootleg currently ripping through the clubs using Pharrell’s vocals from his R&B smash Can I Have It Like That? There’s a chunky acid synth line bubbling underneath which takes the track well out to left field. Sounds fantastic on a huge sound system.

MASTER & SERVANT

Depeche Mode

This track is 22 years old but it’s still cutting edge. I’m a huge Depeche fan, and it’s great to see these guys are still producing and playing massive festivals. Their music is so timeless. Master & Servant was definitely one of the standout tunes of the 80s.

RE-MATCH

Cirez D

The man behind Call On Me redeems himself under his Cirez D alias with excellent production, a sexed-up bass line and chunky synths. This track never fails to get a reaction. Proper electro!

KOMM (Gregor Tresher Remix)

Sven V? vs Anthony Rother

With its awesome dirty bass line and sexy spoken vocal in German, this track caused so much dancefloor damage when Tiefschwarz dropped it at Field Day on New Year’s Day that people couldn’t help but get up and dance despite the 46-degree heat.

MISERABLE GIRL (Nite Version)

Soulwax

These guys are huge at the moment under both their Soulwax production moniker and as 2manydjs, creating mayhem across Australia in the Boiler Room on the recent Big Day Out tour. Miserable Girl has probably the biggest build-up of any electro track, which means that, by the time the track finally unleashes, everyone is a sweaty mess.