I am really proud that this is my 200th mix release over the past 20 years or so of mixing dnb harmonically using software. Despite now being a little longer in tooth, I hope I have inspired others to give it a try and leave vinyl/decks in the 20th century (or to those that just like the smell). The technology has advanced in many ways since I started off using 2 instances of Winamp and a cross-fader plugin...not least the tools to help the DJ mix harmonically and other automations like beatmatching to free them up to focus on higher value input tasks. I expect to see AI being used to this end soon and am always looking for innovative ways to make a better sounding mix. I've been experimenting with generated cover art by crafting a prompt which includes the playlist metadata and expect it won't be long before specialist models can help suggest mix dynamically remix even generate next tracks based not only on analysed key and BPM but on facets like playlist history, vocal themes, ar...