The Monthly Mix continues with a straight up house mix called Routed this month, featuring some belters from Dennis Ferrer and Quentin Harris.

Taken? Taken what exactly? Or where, and by what?

Guess some of you may be wondering where the June edition of my podcast has got to. I've been pretty busy with a complete rewrite of my C++ message passing library called Theron. Once I get that sucker out the door (cross fingers for next few days) I'll be able to hit the decks again with a vengeance.

I've been slaving over a hot pair of CD decks again this month, and if you head over to the pod you can grab yourself a taste of what I've been cooking up.

April's monthly mix features nine classic house tracks, triple distilled, barrel-aged, and non-chill filtered for your listening pleasure. A touch of piano on the nose, more than a hint of gospel on the palate, and a lingering aftertaste of soul.

Another instalment of the Monthly Mix! This month I'm calling it Scandinavian Jazz, but don't let that frighten you. The mix is a pretty chilled affair with a decidedly modern slant. In fact I'd say it's pretty downright listenable. (Some subjects have reported mild sensations of melancholy immediately after administration, but this wears off rapidly).

Today sees the release of the second in my series of monthly mixes, my music podcast featuring a different mix every month. For February we're on a Bollywood trip, taking in ten of the best tracks that Mumbai's spectacular film industry has to offer. The pace is fast and the feel is part dodgy nightclub, part glamorous film set.

I've started a podcast. It's music, it's mixed, it's monthly, and frankly it's likely to be a varied and interesting ride.