a lot of techno music producers also work as professional djs.  i like to get aquainted with electronic music on full length albums when possible.  i also love various artist compilations from respected record labels.  yet another tremendous way to consume music is via dj mixes like this one.  this is a mix paula temple did for french magazine tsugi.  it's an upbeat and very intelligent set aimed to make you sweat.  all the bpm of the tracks flow into each other seamlessly.  so it has the feel of a really memorable set you might hear in a club.  often dj mixes like this one are only available as a single hour + long mp3.  what i love about this is that the track divisions are there and you can follow along and see which cut is by which artist.  paula temple is a label boss who's work caught my attention after i noticed that she'd done collaborative work with artists i respect such as the two cuts included here that she did with sos gunver ryberg, aisha devi and rrose.  her bio from discogs: "Paula Temple is a DJ, producer and music technology pioneer. Her tracks have appeared on R&S Records, Noise Manifesto, 50 Weapons and Jeff Mill’s Exhibitionist DVD. Chris McCormack released her first EP "The Speck of the Future" in 2002 on his label Materials. Paula Temple is the co-developer of one of the first live performance midi controllers called the MXF8, which she took on tour from 2003 to 2005. After taking a long break, Paula Temple returned in 2013 with "Colonized" EP on R&S Records, followed by a second EP "Deathvox" in 2014 on the legendary label. "Gegen" came out at the end of 2014 on Noise Manifesto, becoming a favourite in techno clubs and festivals worldwide. In 2015 she launched Decon/Recon on Noise Manifesto, a collaborative record release, producing under the name Jaguar Woman alongside artists rRoxymore, Oni Ayhun and Planningtorock under the name Aquarian Jugs. Her track "Oscillate" was released on the final split series of Modeselektor's 50 Weapons label in October 2015. Much in demand for her remix work as well as her hybrid DJ/live performances, her most notable remixes include Perera Elsewhere, The Knife, Peaches, Planningtorock and in 2016 R&S Records made a special release of her remixes for The Prodigy."

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