Moneyshot teams up with his live, four turntable mixing buddy, and XFM radio show co-presenter, Parker for another barnstorming mix. Done in sections, each DJ piecied together an elaborate ten minute set then posted it to the other. This created an atmosphere of ego and expectation that meant each of them would try and outshine the segment they'd just been sent, until the mixes were so tight and deadly that they scared each other witless. Listen in, you can almost hear the cogs whirring in their minds as the mix steams along. Full copies, with all artwork and that, are still available from the Catapult Records online store.

"Now then, young man. Have you been playing with my records again?"
"Fuck off mum. You never play 'em, and there's some fucking tasty breaks in there!"

Doubtless this is a conversation that occurs in many a young DJs household. Your old ma is sat on some dusty vinyl treasures and she won't let you cut the bally Hell out of them on the ones and twos.

Fear not, your man Moneyshot has swiped the crates and stayed out past his bedtime to piece together his follow up to 2005's award-winning mix Mother's Ruin, with this gem of a set, Mother's Pride.

The usual collection of pop, lounge, easy listening, British blues, new wave, rock, psych and metal has been plundered, but the artists are a little (but not too much) more classy this time around. Peep the track listing, cop the mix, start making that racket and wake the neighbours.