Lucky Spin and it’s main offshoot Deejay Recordings were huge and pioneered what I can only describe as ‘Deep Space Jungle’, DJ Crystl in particular but also Orca (aka Decoder), Slipmaster J, DJ Trace and the Invisible Man all played a huge part, mostly with legendary engineer Pete Parsons on the desk.
STU was not necessarily the label name but it was a series of white labels put out by Lucky Spin without only the cat number of STU followed by the number itself, as you can see below some of these tracks do not have tune names, some are not even artist credited but that was part of the mystique in Jungle back in those days I guess.
Anyway, the mix….

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DJ Crystl – Live EP
DJ Crystl – Give It Up
Slipmaster J – Groundhog Day
Slipmaster J – Groundhog Day (Remix)
DJ Crystl – Let It Roll (Remix)
Orca – 4 AM12
Voyager – Knowledge
Koda What Kind Of World
Acro Superpod
Orca Dancehall
Koda – What Kind Of World
Tonic – Keep It Real
DJ Crystl – Loose
STU-14?
STU-15? – Life Is A Roll
STU-16? – Shelter
Tonic – Wake Up Call
DJ Trace – ??
STU-19? – In The Sky
STU-20?
Psykis – Pretend
Tonic – The Mack / Hip To The Hoppa
1996 STU-23
1996 STU-24 Voyager – Sky High
Invisible Man – Tripping On Technology

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