Hello everyone!

It's been a while since we last sent out our All Souvenirs digest, and we're excited to update you on what we've been up to since January. This is the twelfth issue of our newsletter! Let's start...

Long story short, in honor of the 30th anniversary of The Prodigy's early releases, we've started a new series of posts dedicated to 1993, featuring '93 Live Beats, the Wind It Up single, and Liam Howlett's 1993 remixes ↓

Additionally, we kicked off the year by updating our Samples Marathon series with posts about the Dirtchamber, Invaders Must Die, and The Day Is My Enemy sample sources ↓

Yesterday, on our second launch anniversary, we surprised our followers with the full rough mix of Heatwave '2006, which we freely uploaded on our Bandcamp page (finally!) — though not quite at studio perfection, we're fulfilling popular demand by releasing the track as it is now. Recreated with deep gratitude as close as it could be to the original one...

We also summed up some of the milestones we've reached since the launch of ‘All Souvenirs’, and shared our website's intuitive sitemap as well! Our team noticed that after a whole 2 years, many people still do not get through all the sections of the site, so we decided to make a detailed guide... Check it out ⇢

• Now Hear Dis ('93 Live Beats)
• Farewell jam-tracks 1993 & 1997
• Secret Technique Link + 1996 Intro
• Trigger (2018 Demo)
• Untitled AONO Demo
• Funky & Raw 
• Funky Link

We also delved into some of Howlett's recent work on two music production projects — Dogz or Godz's fresh tune and a brand new remix of Kasabian's Rocket Fuel — and shared rare details about these tunes in dedicated articles ↓

On April Fool's, we shared a post with some of The Prodigy's most notable fakes and confusions...