Unofficial Big Daddy Kane funk remix. Warm it up Kane !

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Big Daddy Kane - 2 Da Good Tymz (Zamali Funk Remix)

'Bring It To Me' is the fast-paced opening track from my 'Free EP'.  For fairly immature reasons, I've always wanted to write a smoldering and vicious battle rap for the ages.  I worked hard to construct extremely intricate rhyme schemes and high-powered, graphically metaphorical lyrics.  Hopefully, no one will take any of the ultra-violent and apocalyptic themes literally, I just wanted to win the battle.

Bring It To Me

Using Maschine and two turntables, DJ and producer BK-One (Brother Ali, Rhymesayers, Bones & Beeker, Wax Poetics) breaks down the famous b-boy breakbeats with some classic hip-hop in this ten-minute mini-mix.

http://records.waxpoetics.com/artists/bones-beeker/

BK-One's "B-Boy Break Maschine Mini-Mix"

A salute to 'The Hardest Working Man In Showbusiness' which spotlights some of James Brown's incredible, if not unintentional, contributions to Hip-Hop music. 

It Was James Brown

Now available for download on our Bandcamp page!

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This is the original old school record that influenced Dj Shadow, Cut Chemist, Fatboy Slim and many others!The cleanest and best Lesson 3 has ever sounded! Remixed from the original 8-track tape and mastered at 44.1/24-bit.  

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Lesson 3 (1985) Remix Remastered 2016

Rap sensation, Joe Driscoll, is the one man band of this hip-hop ish. I've had the pleasure of touring with him and seeing his killer live show up close and personal this summer. Here's my official remix of his track, Mixtape Champs. It's on that ol' Jackin' For Beats tip...Peep his SoundCloud page for other remixes from Mr Benn and Skitz:

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Joe Driscoll - Mixtape Champ (DJ Moneyshot's Jackin' Mix)

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Back around 2000 when I still lived in the Bay, I got a call from Kenny "The Tick" Salcido at Grand Royal. Adam (Yauch) was in NY putting the finishing touches on the Beastie Boys Anthology DVD for Criterion. It was an ambitious project that lent itself to Adam's love of film and filmmaking. Every Beastie Boys video up to that point (I think except for the Def Jam stuff) would be included and would also feature additional audio tracks for each video, where multiple remixes would play in perfect sync. Nothing like this had ever been done before. And I was asked to be a part of it. I was sent via FedEx 3 DAT tapes, each containing acapellas for the following songs for me to remix: "Hey Ladies", "Shake Your Rump" and So What 'Cha Want". I could try and remix all three if I so desired. The only catch? Whatever I did needed to be in Adam's hands within 48 hours. "If only I had more time" is what I kept repeating in my head over and over again. "Even one more day and I could at least have two of these remixes in the can." It was not to be. I ended up submitting a remix to "Hey Ladies" which made it to the final DVD. People seemed to dig it and I was of course very proud and honored to be a part of it all (not to mention happier than a pig in shit being awash in dozens of free Criterion DVDs). But the rushed nature of the situation always left me wondering what I could've done under different circumstances. So, not long afterwards and just for shits and giggles, I ended up taking the acapellas for both "Shake Your Rump" and "So What 'Cha Want" and remixing them on my own time. What follows is a version of the latter. The master for which had remained in a shoe box for the last 17 some odd years. Aside from a few cuts here and there, this is just what it sounded like back then. I used Southside Movement's "I've Been Watching You" as the basis for the track - which can also be heard, in a more camouflaged fashion, throughout the Beastie's original. Hope you dig...

Thank you. 
Paul

So Whatcha Want (Paul's Critique Remix)/ Beastie Boys

Excerpt of my all 45s set at Malanga Café Ibiza, hosted by CC Brown / 21.07.2018
Some essential bboy breaks & hip hop classics in the mix for the best place to be in Ibiza city!!

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Live at Malanga Cafe Ibiza 2018

Marc Hype - All 45s at Malanga Café Ibiza 2018

Crew member DJ Format has joined forces with MC Andy Cooper to produce a special little number for 45 Live Records. 'Get On That', taken from Andy's most recent LP has been completely re-worked into a brand new track with Matt Format adding his superb production skills. It's classic Format material, super funky, deftly arranged and aimed squarely at the dancefloor. Throw this donut on and watch the floor ignite!

Written and produced by Andy Cooper and DJ Format
A&R: Pete Isaac
Artwork: Pete Isaac

Andy Cooper & DJ Format - Get On That (Relayered)

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a quick mix featuring all the tracks from my new Album First Class . released on CD and Digital on 15th Oct 2012. 

This mix was put together by myself and Tim Shaw !

Some great DJ feedback so far to my forthcoming Smoove album
"FIRST CLASS"...

Fatboy Slim – the whole package is class, old skool yet feels like a breath of fresh air. berry geordie has got the toons!
Graham park – Now you're talking! Utterly delightful.
Steve O Connor (Ministry of Sound radio) - Very tasty!
Kraak & Smaak – 5/5 - Smoove is on top of his game here, a true master of funk and break productions that are destined to set dancefloors alight across the world.
Ginger Tony – Solar radio - Always exciting and endlessly funky, Smoove's re-touches are essential and this collection shows what a talent he is - awesome stuff as always!
Crazy P - love the smooth soul of Baby Your Lovin, great for an early doors roof top party i'm playin tomorrow in Sao Paulo!
Wesley Toolroom Records - LOVE THE DISCO!!!
PJ & Smiley (Ragga Twins) - This is the first 5 stars of the year that i've given, 2 killer tunes on this, baby your lovin and waiting so long, bad bad tunes,will be playing these hard.
Pimpsoul - Its my funk its my jam! excellence as always from Smoove
Basement freaks – 5/5 - cant wait to play this out tomorrow
Marc Hype - Smoove is killing it with this release!! So good!!

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Smoove - First Class - Minimix

Spoiler alert: MC Lyte’s debut single, “I Cram to Understand U”, tells the tale of a relationship falling apart due to crack addiction. The original was quite sparse musically but this blend adds a dose of head nodding funk courtesy of Breakestra’s “Posed To Be”. We felt the hypnotic groove could *potentially* distract from Lyte’s intricate storytelling; hence the spoiler. Enjoy!

Source Material:

MC Lyte “I Cram to Understand U (Sam)” (I Cram to Understand U 12” | 1987 | First Priority Music)

Breakestra “Posed To Be (Instrumental)” (Joyful Noise EP | 2009 | Strut)

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MC Lyte & Breakestra - Posed to Understand (Steely Chan's Blender Mash)

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