Versions 2x12
—DELFONIC
DEETRON — Running Back Mastermix: Deetron (tape)
- Label:
- Running Back ·
- Catalog:
- RBDEETCS1 ·
- Format:
- Cassette ·
- Release Date:
- ·
- Features:
- Standard ·
22.90 €
Tracklist
1: Offshore(Original Mix)
Deetron
2: Worlds Apart(Original Mix)
Deetron
3: Dee4 (Beats)(Original Mix)
Deetron
4: Solution(Original Mix)
Deetron
5: Broadway 727(Original Mix)
Deetron
6: Range(Original Mix)
Deetron
7: Roboco(Original Mix)
Deetron
8: Guide(Original Mix)
Deetron
9: Guide (Dub)(Original Mix)
Deetron
10: Double(Original Mix)
Deetron
11: Fuselage(Original Mix)
Deetron
12: Choirs(Original Mix)
Deetron
13: Rotate(Original Mix)
Deetron
14: S8(Original Mix)
Deetron
15: Ignition(Original Mix)
Deetron
16: Dee4(Original Mix)
Deetron
17: Robotland(Original Mix)
Deetron
18: Question & Answer(Original Mix)
Deetron
19: Waves(Original Mix)
Deetron
20: Kilometer One(Original Mix)
Deetron
21: Earth Station(Original Mix)
Deetron
22: Flywheel(Original Mix)
Deetron
23: Meta4(Original Mix)
Deetron
24: Outdistance(Original Mix)
Deetron
About Release
also available: Vinyl 2x12" 29,25 € What began as a nostalgic nod to Camden Market’s bootleg culture has become the next chapter of in the Running Back Mastermix series. At once deeply personal and openly communal, it shows how a lifetime of production can be condensed into 90 minutes without losing its edge — proof that the mixtape, even in 2025, still has stories left to tell.
What followed was a patient excavation. Old DATs were pulled out of storage, forgotten files surfaced from hard drives, and new material was written to sit alongside them.
Together, these fragments revealed a body of work stretching back more than 25 years — tracks that moved across the spectrum of house and techno but shared a common thread of character and atmosphere.
In May of this year, the archive finally found its form. Recorded live on three decks using Serato, the resulting mix brings together 24 tracks: unreleased material from the past and brand new productions, all stitched together into a continuous narrative. It’s equal parts retrospective and statement of intent — less a museum piece than a living document.
