Keeping the momentum going strong on Nervous Oscar G drops another fine mix of banging tracks from Pacha NYC. If that doesn’t tickjle your fancy there is also a bonus disc with 10 more original tracks by the man himself (shouldn’t he release the album by itself!) recorded this past June with solid cheers from the corwd this mix is packed full of constant energy and a bountiful amount of hard dance tracks that will keep your head beaded with sweat. Working it hard right away with a tribal track DJ Vibe & Carlos Fauvrelle "Hot Room" you only hear the crowd growing with anticipation for more raw beats. Driving the tempo up and the magic along with it Chus & Ceballos "We Got The Night" drops in a friendly favorite with a soulful vocal and a solid chuggy house track baking the hype.  It isn’t until Landmark  "Much Love" that the genre changes up into a cosmic Chicago/Detroit heart stomping ghetto vibe. From there the sirens continue into a more party tech sound with some electro tracks bumping the mood up more. Not much tickles my fancy until King Britt "Now feat Astrid Suryanto” although I love the vocals the Sharam remix just doesn’t grab me and want to enjoy this remix like the original does. But apart from all the noise near the end the second disc features the new material from Oscar G that we have been eagerly awaiting with great enthusiasm. Starting out the wicked selection is a gritty and powerful vocal from Joi Caldwell "Your Time Is Up". The dark chords push the gospel styled groove but in a club sense where its okay to dish out your moves and nobody judges you. A lot of the new tracks carry a heavy tribal and percussive blend to them. Mid way the tune changes to harder and heavier beats still encompassing the percussion and some more coarse lyrics much like El Chino Dreadlion voice on "Mueve Tu Cuerpo". A little bit Detroit techno but also a more diverse german sound eminates from this track. What’s good to hear is a bit of a twist on this bonus disc from Oscar G. "Angel" depicts a gloomy image of atmospheres accompanied by vocals from Stryke. More chilled but with an ominous factor that you would expect to hear while entering a goth bar. Nonetheless the change up is welcome as it’s a different that would wouldn’t normaly hear and it was produced well. With a solid banging mix and a selection of new tracks Oscar G leads the Nervous crew into the winter season on a high note.