Graeme Sinden of Kiss 100 fame, came up with a tight mix for Fact Magazine. Packed with upfront and unreleased material from Brodinski, Roska, Egyptrixx a.o. plus also upcoming material from his own, soon to be launched, Grizzly label. You can download the mix here.

Tracklist follows after the jump.

The latest to work on a mix for Nike Plus is A-Trak. His "Running Man" mix is part ofthe Original Run series.  The 45 minutes of original music on Running Man serve as A-Trak’s full-length production debut, and the set features guest vocals from Kid Cudi and others. Nike will also offer up a portion of the mix entitled "Say Whoa" as A-Trak’s very first official single.
A-Trak’s statemenet about Running Man:
" I don’t really run. Yet when Nike asked me to do this track I was smitten. There was a musical challenge there, and I got excited. I’ve been producing mostly uptempo electro tracks as of late, but my background is hip-hop and I think you can hear it in my choice of sounds. I wanted this record to showcase my current style, but I also didn’t want to stray away from hip-hop completely. That’s why you find guest rap verses in the mix, plenty of chopped & screwed vocals, and a hefty dose of drums breaks that are surely more block party than Ibiza." Via Pitchfork.

Touch Magazine from Hong Kong presents this very interesting fusion of the three most iconic sneakers by Converse – the Jack Purcell, All Star and Weapon. The sneaker has the silhouette mixed of the Jack Purcell and the All Star Hi and adapts some characteristics from the Weapon. At this point we don’t know much more, but will make sure to keep you posted!