⚡️Like the Mix? Click the [Repost] ↻ button so more people can hear it! 👇 Comment on the Track 👇 Download from: https://music.dtmix.club/spotlightmixbeave ⚡️ Follow us on Soundcloud: @data-transmission ⚡️ Follow us on SoundCloud: @datatransmission 👉 Data Transmission: ⚡️ Instagram: http://instagram.com/datatransmission ⚡️ Subscribe to our YouTube Channel - http://bit.ly/dtytube ⚡️ iTunes Podcast: https://apple.co/4xJutpZ ⚡️ Mixcloud: http://mixcloud.com/datatransmission ⚡️ Get Hypeddit: http://bit.ly/dthypeddit ⚡️ Follow our Spotify Playlist: https://spoti.fi/3CFr4Rm Beave Gets Behind the Decks for Our Latest Spotlight Mix Beave has plenty to put in the record bag right now. With his Staff Only Records debut ‘1997’ out since 28th August and ‘Zoolander’ arriving on Solid Grooves Records on 23rd October, the Essex producer steps into our Spotlight series with a selection connecting his own productions, familiar house vocals and a healthy appetite for bass. There’s more than a decade of work behind that recent run. Beave’s ‘WHERE?’ on The Cuckoos Nest caught fire across Ibiza in 2025 before its official release, finding support from Luke Dean, Robbie Doherty, Dennis Quin and Marsolo. Weighty synths and garage-influenced grooves have become central to his sound, with records built to get bodies moving. Beave’s ‘Just Another Love Song’, released through Isakei / broke, pushed things further, generating more than six million TikTok impressions and nearly 100,000 SoundCloud plays before release. Then came ‘1997’ on RUZE’s Staff Only Records, which reached the top of Beatport’s overall chart. A busy summer, then. Next comes Beave’s ‘Zoolander’. His first outing on Solid Grooves lands with support already building around the unreleased record, including plays from Chris Stussy. It’s another significant label debut, arriving while ‘1997’ is still doing the rounds. ‘Zoolander’ isn’t on this mix’s tracklist, but there’s plenty here to get stuck into while we wait. Across 41 listed selections, Beave gives his own material room alongside records from Rossi., RUZE, SOSA, The Trip and Prospa. His collaborations feature heavily, with Beave and TYGE’s ‘Work This Beat’, Beave and Sami Salem’s ‘Something Beautiful’ and Beave and Backin’99’s ‘Music Is My Life’ all making an appearance. Later, there’s Beave and Ollie Weeks’ ‘Last Night’, plus the Belters Only and Beave edit of Prospa’s ‘Free Your Mind’. The vocal choices tell their own story. Technotronic’s ‘Pump Up The Jam’, Fingers Inc.’s ‘My House’, ATFC’s ‘Bad Habit’ and Masters At Work’s ‘Work’ all appear as acapellas. It’s a selection that leaves space for the DJ to put familiar voices to work, with plenty of house history sitting among the newer cuts. Bobby Blanco & Miki Moto’s ‘3am’, in its Ian Carey & Eddie Amador remix, joins David Morales’ ‘Needin U’ and Tiga’s ‘You Gonna Want Me’. Elsewhere, The Trip appear twice with ‘Body Talk’ and ‘Selector’, while Sidney Charles and Kolter’s ‘Back 2 The Beat’ sits in the closing stretch. Metroplane’s ‘Be Where I Am’ gets the final word. Both Beave’s ‘1997’ and ‘WHERE?’ are in the bag, too. Alongside the collaborations and edits, they make this a chance to hear how his productions fit into his wider taste as a selector. The records that brought people to his name, surrounded by the music he wants to play. Get stuck into Beave’s Spotlight mix below. His ‘1997’ is out now on Staff Only Records, with ‘Zoolander’ following on Solid Grooves Records on 23rd October.
