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DJ Mix: Party Music

Published by Mr. Mashit on September 21, 2007 in DJ Mixes, Free Tunes and Genres. 2 Comments

Dub 4 and Drop The LimeDub 4 sent me his September ’07 mix full of breaks, kuduro, dancehall, and lots of other music with wub-bass. It’s really fun.

Download: Dub 4; September ’07 (Zshare)

Tracklist:

  1. Makossa & Megablast – Kunuaka – G-Stone Rec
  2. Buraka Som Sistema – Com Respeito – Modular
  3. Ursula 1000 vs Sista Widey – Step Back ( Deekline & Ed Solo Remix ) – ESL Music
  4. Tayo – Everytime – Mantra Breaks
  5. Freefall Collective – Kermit’s Crafty Coconut – Resin
  6. Buraka Som Sistema feat. Petty – Yah! – Modular
  7. Baobinga & Tayo feat Spida – Choppa Riddim – Soul Jazz
  8. 30Hz – Daddio Dub – LOT49
  9. 30Hz – Mutton – LOT49
  10. Krafty Kuts & Dynamite MC – There they go (Bodysnatchers RMX) – Against the Grain
  11. SUAD – Sensation – Botchit
  12. MI Loki – Get Hype (Quest Rmx) – Tricksta
  13. Drop the Lime – Hear me – Troubles & Bass
  14. Baobinga & ID – Jewelz – FAT!
  15. Skream – Moving snares – Disfigured Dubs
  16. Soul of Man – Troubles – Fingerlickin
  17. D.Ramirez & Meat Katie – Stop the revolution (30Hz Remix) – LOT49
  18. Groove Armada – Get Down – Columbia

Mashup of the Week: “Set Me Free From This Wicked Game”

Published by Mr. Mashit on September 20, 2007 in Free Tunes, Mashups / Remixes and Podcast. 8 Comments

the SupremesChris IsaakThis week Chris Isaak and the Supremes meet Switch and Stereotyp uptown.

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Download: DJ C (Ft. Chris Isaak, The Supremes, Switch, & Stereotyp); Set Me Free From This Wicked Game

More Jungle

Published by Mr. Mashit on September 20, 2007 in DJ Mixes, Free Tunes, Genres and Podcast. 3 Comments

DJ TrafoNice nu-jungle mix from Krakow, Poland

Download: DJ Trafo; Sober As Hell mix MP3

Tracklist:

  1. Intro
  2. Ghost & Jahba – Bob
  3. DJ Flack – The Story Of Oh… (DJ C Remix)
  4. Tester – We Do The Killing
  5. The Upfull Rockers – Cry
  6. General Malice & N8LOC – Ganja Fi Smoke Anthem (Mash Up Mix)
  7. Devize & 3A – Lansee
  8. Soundmurderer & SK-1 – Dreader Than Dread (Remix)
  9. SixteenArmedJack – Mash Up The Place
  10. Krumble feat L’Imposteur – Fat Girl
  11. EZ Sniper – Dead Dem
  12. Hue-e & Crown – Royale
  13. Aaron Spectre – Look Out Fi Liar
  14. Krinjah – Amen Pump

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Dakar Bounce

Published by DJ C on September 19, 2007 in Genres and Video. 0 Comments

Maga Bo made this great mini-documentary/interview with Senegalese rappers Xuman and Keyti. These guys speak articulately and positely about the globalization of hip-hop, and the cross-breeding of musical influences from around the world.

Now with internet, the world is like an international village… I can know what’s going on in Brazil today… I can know what’s happening in China; I can know what’s happening in Iraq… I can even make music with people living there from the internet.
-Xuman

Body Juke, Britney Work

Published by DJ C on September 18, 2007 in Free Tunes, Genres, Mashups / Remixes and Podcast. 3 Comments

DJ C and Zulu “Body Work” Community Library 10-inch Record LabelThe other day Murderbot asked me for the a-capella of Body Work; a track that Zulu and I made. I sent it his way and the next day he sent me back 2 remixes. They’re both hot!

The first one is a mashup of Zulu’s vocals on top of Britney’s new (“It’s Britney, Bitch”) beat.

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Download: DJ C and Zulu; Body Work (Murderbot’s Britney Work Refix)

Then there’s the 152 BPM Juke version:

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Download: From the Mashit Shop

The original Body Work 10-inch on the Community Library label is available at Boomkat and other retailers. You can also get the whole digi-single, including instrumental, a capella, etc. from the Mashit MP3 Download Shop. Listen here:

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Here’s a remix of Ms. Thing’s Jump Up and Rail that I did on the same (Jump Up and Bounce) riddim:

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M.I.A., “Boyz” Takes Some Flack

Published by DJ C on September 17, 2007 in DJ Mixes, Free Tunes, Genres, Mashups / Remixes and Podcast. 1 Comment

M.I.A. “Boyz” Video Still

My man DJ Flack just dropped his new remix of M.I.A.’s Boyz on me and I’d like to share it with y’all.

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Download: M.I.A. Boyz (DJ Flack Remix)

The album version on Boyz is a dope tune as well. In fact, it’s got quite a Boston-bounce to it. Give a listen to it here:

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Then check out my Boston-bounce remix of U.R.A.Q.T. which came out on M.I.A.’s Galang ’05 single:

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Download: M.I.A. U.R.A.Q.T. (DJ C Remix)

Speaking of Boston-bounce, Flack’s also got a recent DJ mix in which he blends together a bunch of said genre with dubstep, b-more, hip-hop and other stuff. It’s called — appropriately enough — Dub Step Bounce and you can get it over at his site.

Beat Research w. DJ C, DJ RNDM, Wayne&Wax, DJ Flack

Published by DJ C on September 17, 2007 in Events. 0 Comments

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DJ C Returns to his beloved Beat Reserch for a halloween special with DJ RNDM, DJ Flack and Wayne&Wax

Monday, October 29, 2007
The Enormous Room
567 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA
9pm to 1am, 21 plus, Free
617.491.5550

Mashup of the Week: “ABC Traffic Jam”

Published by DJ C on September 14, 2007 in Free Tunes, Mashups / Remixes and Podcast. 8 Comments

Stephen MarleyJackson 5This one’s a remix of a remix. A friend of mine sent me Stephen Marley’s Traffic Jam Remix ft. Snoop Dawg (which is dope BTW and you can hear it on Stephen’s theirspace page), and he also graced me with the instrumental. Right away I knew I had to do something with it, and what a better combo than the Marleys and the Jacksons. Little Michael’s voice on ABC sounds perfect over this riddim.

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Download: DJ C (Ft. The Jackson 5, Steven Marley, Naughty By Nature) The ABC Traffic Jam (Armed With Harmony)

South Rakkas On Fire

Published by DJ C on September 13, 2007 in Genres, Podcast and Video. 2 Comments

South Rakkas “Mix Up” EP CoverI came across this promo MP3 of South Rakkas upcoming album on Mad Decent. It’s obviously gonna be fire!

These guys have been producing blazin’ dancehall riddims for a minute, and I’ve always been attracted to the stuff ’cause it seems to be influenced by sounds that aren’t part of the standard Jamaican palette (not that there really ever is a standard Jamaican palette). I suppose that’s partly because they’re based in Florida, not JA, and perhaps that explains the rave-music influence. Florida was a hotbed of said culture in its hey-day. But it’s not just American rave, I hear lots of UK influence in there. The Clappas riddim has a swing to it that can be mixed with the swing drum&bass stuff that was coming out at the time, and the Bionic Ras riddim not only sounds sort of like 2-step-garage, but it even features some UK vocalists. In fact it seems that South Rakkas member Alex G is a prolific producer of house, breaks, and other electronic-dance-music styles.

The fact that this little MP3 sampler features Sesame St. “Pinball Number Count” along-side Josh Wink’s ’90s-acid-anthem “Higher States of Consciousness” and reggae greats like TOK and Capleton is simply ridiculous, and I for one can’t wait to hear the EP.

“Pinball Number Count” from Sesame St.:

DJ on the Radio

Published by DJ C on September 13, 2007 in Events. 1 Comment

WNUR, Streetbeat

I’ll be droppin’ some new joints on the Part Time Suckers’ WNUR, Streetbeat radio show tonight. The show’s from 9:30 – 11:00 pm central time and in Chicagoland you can tune your FM dial to 89.3, or from anywhere you can listen live online.

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