
Part1. Inspired by real events
Mixed by KOSSA
01.Sustance - Flatline
02.Monty - Losing My Soul (Sustance Remix)
03.ZeroZero - Patchy (Original Mix)
04.Motiv - Shook
05.ZeroZero - Monday
06.ZeroZero - 22s
07.Nymfo & ZeroZero - Soundboy (Original Mix)
08.Exception - Secret Weapon
09.Exception - Nibiru
10.Exception - Pressure
11.Exception - Wake Up
12.Exception, Idleon - Crosswind
13.Missrepresent & Exception - Moment of Silence
14.Missrepresent & Exception - System Overload
15.Sola, Exception - Double Down
16.Sola - Disinformation
17.KS, Hanm - Cruise Missile
18.Dizkret - Move (Traced Remix)
19.Dizkret - Parallel
20.Sequential feat. MC Kerizma - Terminal Velocity (feat. MC Kerizma)
21.Akrom - Mamba
22.Missrepresent - Control
23.Sustance - The Machine
24.OUTRO/George Michael - Freedom
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Zatop alias KOSSA is a Drum & Bass DJ who started his first mix experiments in mid-2006 on Mixvibes music software six months later, switching to Analog where he starts sharpening his style and starts buying vinyl released on Offkey, Subsintenz, Freak, Position Chrome etc. that they have been learning to mix for two years. In 2009, he first performs in Opava, where he meets DNB Promoter Djeezzy, with whom he begins full cooperation at events known as Drum'N'Noize, and in 2010 for the first time in Ostrava Radio Helax on Fatal Terror to meet C-Phone and Elvis who form the DJs duo known as Fatalerr. In 2011, the transition to CD-players comes with the first experiments in Sony Sound Forge 9 (DAW) to begin mastering, in 2014 also begins to learn in Cubase 5, Wavelab 6 and iZotope RX where they learn their own music production or just projecting what a setter would be. So far, he has been able to perform with names like No Money, Billain, Machine Code, Silent Witness, MLDj, Allied, Counterstrike, Forbidden Society, L Plus, Trilo, Rido, Hallucinator, Task Horizon, Freqax, KillBox, Maduk, 3RDKND, Inward Hanzo & Randie & The Prophecy, Trei. KOSSA as a member of the Opava group Drum'N'Noize regularly acts mainly as Neurofunk DJ.
