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Voyager

by Justin Scott Dixon

Justin Scott Dixon's accomplishments in the recording studio incubated in the early days of Electronic Dance music. His music has been supported by labels such as Sasha's own "Excession", John Digweed's "Bedrock", Paul Oakenfolds "Perfecto", Global Underground, Extreme Music, and many more.

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Episodes

  1. manic mania 12" club version

    "Manic Mania" the mania of intersect and urban isolation into signal decay Afro-tech vibes that drive the narrative based arrangement to unknown territory this house arrangement anchors a rounded sub-bass beneath a high-contrast matrix of uncharted lyrics and chants. Guaranteed to facilitate...

  2. Low Pressure

    Built on a slow, hypnotic 111 BPM dub-ambient pulse in the key of B, "Low Pressure" navigates the heavy, physical grip of panic and the subsequent release of letting go. The production wraps a beautifully fragile prepared felt piano—complete with the raw, mechanical clack of audible hammer…

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  3. You by Feel

    “You by Feel" tracks a nocturnal journey of modern isolation and phantom connection across a neon-lit digital grid. Driven by a restless, Fm 130 BPM breakbeat electronica groove, the track merges syncopated, fractured percussion with a soaring, vulnerable vocal delivery. Against a backdrop of...

  4. Manic Mania | therefore mix

    “Manic Mania | therefore mix " explores the intersection of isolation and signal loss. Driven by a breathless Afro-tech tempo, the narrative tracks a fading human connection against a relentless, grid-like cityscape. As the lyrical tension mounts around fading into static, sub anchoring chord...

  5. Edges Fade | Midnight Club Mix

    "Edges Fade | Midnight Club Mix" merges the relentless drive with the nocturnal intimacy of melodic house. The narrative explores the tension of an unsent confession. Call-and-response vocal arrangements navigate through filtered rhythmic elements to build a continuous, rising tension. The result...

  6. Manic Mania (Original mix)

    "Manic Mania" explores the frantic intersection of urban isolation and signal decay. Driven by a breathless Afro-tech tempo, the narrative tracks a fading human connection against a relentless, grid-like cityscape. As the lyrical tension mounts around fading into static, sub anchoring chord...

  7. Edges Fade

    "Edges Fade" merges the relentless drive of Afro-tech grooves with the cinematic intimacy of melodic house. The narrative explores the paralyzing tension of an unsent confession, Call-and-response vocal arrangements navigate through filtered rhythmic elements to build a continuous, rising…

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  8. unDress_coNfess

    "undressed confess" is a nocturnal, highly intimate narrative driven by the fractured rhythms of abstract breaks and heavy electronica. The production deliberately strips away dense layers to expose raw emotional transients, utilizing glitch-inspired percussion that stutters beneath a...

  9. On the Inside

    Broadband electronica and liquid drum and bass, exploring the tension between human desire and kinetic forward motion. Driven by a pulsing verse bass and a subterranean Reese sub.the realization that the best is yet to come, but has not yet arrived. Anchored tightly with airy female vocals, the…

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  10. Consciousness Receiverer

    Consciousness Receiverer: a fusion of abstract hip-hop, “boom-stract,” and Rap. This track delves into the concept of evolution and consciousness, suggesting that our minds are merely receivers of consciousness rather than creators. It emphasizes the interconnectedness of all things.…

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  11. unexpectedly_reversibly_surprisingly

    Unexpectedly, reversibly, and surprisingly, others will decide…

  12. unexpectedly_reversibly_enduringly

    Unexpectedly, reversibly, and enduringly…

  13. put it down_club mix

    I need you (((right now)))

  14. We would become

    We would become, to you, from me.

  15. come_again_late nite version

    Love you when you tell me...

  16. come_again_club mix

    I love you when you tell me...

  17. Loved By You

    A song about the rare kind of connection that feels written into you.

  18. Why Not Now | Navigator Mix

    This release moves through obsession, distance and emotional static with towering synth atmospheres, intimate vocals and pulse-driven percussion. Every section pulls tighter between control and surrender | from whispered restraint to explosive release.

  19. Why Not Now

    Designed with towering stereo space, restrained emotional pressure | this release lives somewhere between dream-state electronica and emotional collapse. Play loud. Headphones louder.

  20. I think we found something

    A dream caught between groove and narratives. Built with the idea of story telling within tempo “I Think We Found Something” lives in that moment…

  21. Baraka

    Classic early morning 2004 LA breaks...

  22. Walking Pacific - Midnight Version

    Midnight session on this....

  23. Pure 2001 Six Speaker RMX

    Pure 2001 Six Speaker RMX by Justin Scott Dixon

  24. Tribe 'n' Trance (Voyager RMX) 1999

    Tribe 'n' Trance (Voyager RMX) 1999 by Justin Scott Dixon

  25. Groove Me - Dj's Friction and Spice

    Dj's Friction and Spice (Groove Me)

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Justin Scott Dixon's accomplishments in the recording studio incubated in the early days of Electronic Dance music. His music has been supported by labels such as Sasha's own "Excession", John Digweed's "Bedrock", Paul Oakenfolds "Perfecto", Global Underground, Extreme Music, and many more.

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Justin Scott Dixon

Produced by Voyager

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Voyager currently has 26 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

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Justin Scott Dixon's accomplishments in the recording studio incubated in the early days of Electronic Dance music. His music has been supported by labels such as Sasha's own "Excession", John Digweed's "Bedrock", Paul Oakenfolds "Perfecto", Global Underground, Extreme Music, and many more.

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Voyager is created and hosted by Justin Scott Dixon.
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