Since it's both International Jazz Day and #45Friday I figured I'd throw a mix of some jazz 45s together. This is completely rough and raw, I just grabbed a stack of 45s and did this in one take, just what felt good. Hope you enjoy.

Jazz 45s

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Jazz 45s Mix for International Jazz Day

Rare Productions, Appearances, Covers & Nuggets!  
We offer this mix in honor of WONDER-FULL LA9 w/ DJ Spinna Saturday, September 13, 2014 .
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A short mixtape to chill out to as we cruise toward the end of summer. An almost-exact (but not quite) tracklist can be found on my Instagram here: http://instagram.com/p/r0mgScNFYQ/?modal=true

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Artwork by: @ASHROK1

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Soul Circle Radio
DJ Mza Pt. VI 05.09.15

On this show, DJ Mza takes you on another musical journey through the sound of jazz, hip-hop & future soul music from past & present. Dive in and take a listen. You'll def enjoy it!

Featuring NuNu from: Hiatus Kaiyote , Kamasi Washington, E Reece, Freddie Joachim x QSTN , Hubert Daviz, Jonah Christian + more.

DJ Mza's Playlist:

01. Freddie Hubbard - Red Clay
02. Hiatus Kaiyote - Shaolin Monk Motherfunk
03. Alessia - Here
04. Brandy - IWannaBeDown IAMNOBODI Remix)
05. E Reece - Success (Keep On Rising) feat. Jimetta Rose
06. Flying Lotus - Until The Quiet Comes
07. Average Stranger - The Style That I Use
08. Hawthorne Headhunters - Teleport
09. Kamasi Washington - The Message
10. Javi.Santiago - Fire and Air (Pt. 2)
11. [DKO] - LastThang
12. Tommy Jacob - Just The Two Of Us
13. Marian Tone & Maura Souloud - Mic Meditation
14. Musica Negra - Nicky Lars
15. Lianne La Havas - Unstoppable (Jungle's Edit)
16. John Robinson & Chief - Everywhere (Mitsu The Beats Remix)
17. QSTN x Freddie Joachim - DoppelGÄnger
18. Flying Lotus - Siren Song (Stan Forebee Remix)
19. Casio - Noise
20. The Mixtapers - Dawg Stroll
21. Phoniks - Day At The Park
22. Foniks - KeetYO
23. Hubert Daviz - O Lume Plina De Caini (Max Graef RMX)
24. Jonah x Joanna - Walk On (Feat. Austin Antoine & Joanna Borromeo)
25. Kyo Sakurai - Watertank
26. Common - Time Travelin' (A Tribute To Fela)
27. Channel Two - Jazz Move
28. Ohmega Watts - Adaptacao Ft. Tita Lima
29. Mark de Clive-Lowe - That Minnie Break/Fall In Love (One Take live creation)
30. Figub Brazlevič- Anno Rock Steady
31. The Stance Brothers - Prayer
32. Destruments - Dear Limmertz (feat. Austin Bohlman, Tony Braunagel & Jess Imme)
33. Joao Donato - O Morro Nao Tem Vez (Onur Engin Edit)
34. J.A.M. - Strasbourg-St. Denis
35. D'Angelo & The Vanguard - Betray My Heart
36. Hiatus Kaiyote - Laputa
37. Jungle - Drops



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DJ Mza Pt.VI #122

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⠀⠀⠀octoberSamples... ⠀⠀w/ friends

Black Vinyl

"High Output is an inside joke we have from a trip to Manila with our good friends from Do-Over Jamie and Chris.  The project itself is a collaboration between two friends from different horizons but with a same vision.  We’ve been playing together in many different cities around the world and we have a lot of friends in common all over the planet, it was just a matter of time before we’d put out something together, just because we thought it would be fun to do.  Our mix contains unexpected music, rare grooves and unreleased material…and we hope you’ll appreciate the effort and the music we put into this mix.  If you own the 7” as well, you have two previously unreleased productions in your hands and I really hope you got the shirt as well, if not, you’ve been ripped off, haha!" - LEFTO

LEFTO
As one the most important tastemakers Europe has to offer, and af- filiated with labels Brownswood, Blue Note, !K7 Records, Stones Throw and Jazzy Sport, this bearded early riser is consistently a couple steps ahead of your average early adopter. He doesn’t wait for the next thing to land on his lap, actively seeking it out - just take a peek at his playl- ists on Belgium’s foremost national radio station Studio Brussel which received compliments from Rough Trade Shops and Gilles Peterson.

JROCC
One of the original turntablists, J. Rocc founded the Beat Junkies in 1992 with Melo-D and Rhettmatic, but has done just as much on his own as in a group setting. He began DJing in the mid-’80s with a California group named PSK. Soon after forming, the Beat Junkies became a seminal force in the rise of instrumental hip-hop, including core member Babu plus future stars Shortkut and D-Styles. In addition to numerous mix- tapes and his own production for Stones Throw releases, J. Rocc has been the DJ for Madlib’s live shows since the early 2000’s, was the 3rd member of Jaylib (Madlib & J Dilla) during the group’s live events, and collaborated with Madlib on Beat Konducta Vol. 5-6: A Tribute to J Dilla.

J.Rocc - Hight Output DJ Mix - 12 Min Snippet

MR BOP-APPROXIMATELY 52 MINUTES BEFORE 2019

101 Apparel was created by designer Eric Crandell in 2006 as a way to seamlessly bridge the gap between art, music, and fashion. As Ubiquity Records Art Director for many years he applied his skills in designing album covers, silk screens and was the chief creative force for Ubiquity’s lucrative apparel line.

Now, 101 Apparel is the next paradigm shift in aesthetic innovation, authenticity and imagination in fashion design.

When 101 Apparel began in 2005 the response was overwhelming and continues unabated to this day; select premium retailers from all over the globe from New York, Paris, Berlin, London, Amsterdam, Tokyo and Madrid stock 101 Apparel designs.101 Apparel’s success is due to the unparalleled work ethic, taste making intuition, and ear to the ground methods that have become the hallmark of the 101 Apparel brand.

101 Apparel takes inspiration from all the musical styles across the globe; from afro beat to disco, Brazilian samba, bossa nova, and Tropicalia, to the vast encyclopedia of electronic music, hip-hop, funk, soul, reggae and jazz, and everything else that falls in between. If fashion could be music 101 Apparel is that music. A quick view of the 101 Apparel portfolio confirms for veterans and novices alike that the knowledge displayed when it comes to music, culture, and design is both vast and deep. Never afraid to take calculated risks to keep the apparel line moving forward, we never rest on our achievements.

101 Apparel takes inspiration from various genres and cultures, showing influences from classic designers such as the work of Alexander Girard, Milton Glaser, Reid Miles and Ray Eames. Music and design has a long history of cross referencing conceptual ideas into artistic forms and 101 Apparel applies that design history every step of the way. 101 Apparel is where sound and vision converge into one seamless package. After years of absorbing the music and design aesthetic in anything from an old dusty latin funk 45, to a European soundtrack, to an early 12’ inch dance classic, all these influences create something, vital, unique and enduring.  

Now, 101 Apparel has been working with the cream of the crop DJ’s, artists and producers to fuse the music and the designs into a unique artistic document. We are currently undertaking doing a limited edition “101 Apparel Artists Series” where we collaborate with our favorite artists and ask them to do a mix CD of exclusive material for 101 Apparel. These are one of a kind mixes that come with a specially designed shirt that expresses the artists’style while keeping the 101 legacy intact. Cur- rently the collaborations include an exclusive mix by producer-artist-DJ, Nightmares on Wax (funk, soul, hip hop breaks). A collaboration with Wax Poetics that brought us world renowned DJ and collect ors Kon and Amir ( this mix focuses on rare disco and Latin). An exclusive mix by Dj-producer Lono (Chicago/NYC) entitled a “Disco Unusual Social Club Mix”. A mix and shirt with producer, DJ, and artist, Quantic (Tru-Thoughts). An exclusive mix and shirt with the modern funk ambassador Dam Funk (Stones Throw). A design collaboration with the legendary latin label Fania Records. A shirt paying tribute to Tony Allen ( Fela Kuti’s drummer) with an exclusive mix of unreleased Tony Allen tracks by DJ Rich Medina. Next in line is a shirt and DJ mix by up and coming producer and musician Chico Mann (Wax Poetics Records) and a special collaboration shirt and DJ mix by Jeedo (Waajeed, Bling 47). Stay tuned for much more to come!