Top 5 Songs… played at Resident Advisor Warehouse Project
Songs that made up for the lack of Villalobos
1. Barnt – Chappell
Not even being dropped three times over the course of a night (by Hessle, Joy Orbison and Jackmaster) made ‘Chappell’ have any less impact. Track of the year.
2. KiNK – Existence
A highlight of Joy Orbison’s masterful set in Room 1. Those piano chords on Store Streets’ speakers, impeccable.
3. Aphex Twin – Didgeridoo
An absolute classic pulled out by the Hessle Trio. This track was on Aphex Twin’s first ever release in 1992, and it still sounds fresh to this day.
4. Emmanuel Jal – Kuar (Olof Dreijer remix)
Another tribal track the Hessle lot plumped for in their b2b2b. This masterful remix from the male half of The Knife kicked off Room 1 early on.
5. Ol’ Dirty Bastard – Got Your Money
A hip-hop banger selected by Moodymann whilst he shared free vodka with the assembled crowd—what more could you want?
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