“I always find myself daydreaming and try to visualise a good party while the track plays in my ears. This is how I prep my music for a gig, just daydreaming of great times while listening to records.”
Once closely tied to the forever consistent label and party providers Secretsundaze, Meg has held down residencies at Balamii and Spiritland. While on the live side, she regularly massages the decks at London institutions such as Fabric, Lion & Lamb and The Cause.
From what I’ve learnt, a set of Meg’s is both fluid and esoteric, peppered with bits and pieces from across the sound spectrum. Chuggy dub soon becomes blissful Balearic, which then takes a hairpin turn into a thumping 90s number. And with that, let’s dive into what’s been floating at the top of her record bag lately. TROVE 025 starts now.
1. Tenth Chapter | “Product” (Daydreamers Tonight At Noon Mix)
Guerilla Records is a buy-on-sight kind of label for me, some are really of their time and wacky, but some are out of this world good. This track is nestled between two pretty heavy trance and techno tracks, providing the perfect balance between sleazy and sophisticated, with a vocal that sounds smooth as butter right at the end. It’s never left my bag, and it’s been played to death, but no matter how many times I listen, it’s still so fresh. Highly recommend slowing this one down and playing on -4 for some proper groove.
