Devinyl smashes out an energy-packed jump up vs neuro DJ set. It's been a while, some may say far too long, but Devinyl certainly packs the punch with his latest audio delivery! We caught up with Devinyl and hear about how he kept himself occupied during the lockdowns and learn about his tracks selection for this mix.

Tell us how you have kept busy during the last year or so of lockdowns.

I used the lockdown period to learn production. I actually really enjoyed having the time to finally sit down and learn after years of wanting to do so. I’ve managed to make a fair bit of material in that time and once I’ve managed to perfect my mixdowns a little more I’ll be looking to start releasing it via the label I’ve set up recently.



You can expect to hear releases of mine on Sick & Naughty Records by the end of the year!

So I’ve largely stepped away from being active within the DJ circuit what I look to explore the production avenue a little further.

However saying that, I’ll be looking forward to airing some of my tracks at NASS Festival next month and Orbital Gathering - The Forbidden Planet Part 2!

Talk us through this podcast episode and why you have chosen to include the tracks that have made the cut.

Well I’ve done a number of podcasts for you over the years now so I wanted to try and mix it up a little and putting it to the vote on Facebook I went with a 1 for 1 Jump Up Vz Neuro set. 

I’ve aimed to make it super high energy from the start and throughout as it’s just a half hour mix this time round. So tune selection tries to deliver on that front whilst exploring a few different flavours within both Jump Up and Neuro.

Hopefully if you have me again I’ll be able to feature a load of my own material for you. 

Thank you for having me! 

Quick shout out to some of those doing bits at the moment within the Cornwall Dance music scene and keeping the scene thriving in these difficult times for the industry -

Dollface, Jinal, Tuskan, Sinprint, Wye-Fi, Mumbo, JTR, Leroy & Cozzie, Miss Trixsta, Bertie’s, Noise Pollution crew, Masked Ball, Charlie G and Boardmasters and all the numerous dnb heads I’ve forgotten to mention.