Sliderfunk

[Campaign @Campaignmag]

Lucky Generals cuts social impact lead as Omnicom centralises inclusion https://t.co/VZqEaXI7BG

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Liquid drum and bass classics in the mix - influx datum x Marcus Intalex & ST Files 🙌

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Latest liquid drum and bass mix now up on my SoundCloud - Summer 2026

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Liquid drum and bass classics in the mix…

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Played a DJ set on a night with the incredible Calibre 🙌

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High Contrast x Carlito and Addiction

Drum and Bass classics in the mix

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Track of the week #17
Personelle - Rebound (Nookie remix)
Released: 1997

Classic drum and bass from Nookie with the 90’s liquid sound

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Track of the week #16
Solid State - Just a Vision (Marcus Intalex and ST Files remix)
Liquid drum and bass classic released in 2000 on Renegade Recordings

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@zerotdnb Class again. Some deeper liquid vibe going on this 🙌 👏

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2 Calibre classics in the mix…

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@zerotdnb Yessss 🔥

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New liquid drum
and bass dj mix up on the SoundCloud. Some clips…

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Liquid Drum & Bass Mix - Spring 2026 | Calibre, LSB, Technimatic, Break, Etherwood by sliderfunk on #SoundCloud
https://t.co/lW6Hjmbd1H

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@DorkSirjur 🔥 🙌

[Tolkien World @TolkienWorldG]

Sir Ian McKellen at 86 expertly reciting Shakespeare last night!

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Latest liquid drum and bass mix now up on https://t.co/t2LV9s8JJF

[Nottingham Forest @NFFC]

John Robertson defined an era and inspired generations at Nottingham Forest.

From European nights to domestic glory, his legacy will forever be cherished.

[Nottingham Forest @NFFC]

A huge win on Merseyside! 😍

[Liz Webster @LizWebsterSBF]

🚨Sir Ian McKellen is quoting Thomas More, writing in 1517 during anti-immigrant riots in London 🔥 when terrified foreigners were dragged from their homes and blamed for every social ill.

More asked the mob a simple question:

“What would you do, if you were the stranger?”

500 years later, those same words cut straight through the noise.

Because today we are again stirring hatred, again blaming the vulnerable, again pretending cruelty is “strength”.

If the great humanists of the 16th century could see the danger…
why can’t our politicians in 2025?

History is speaking louder than ever.
The only question is: are we listening?