Hip-Hop Samples

Ray Parker Jr - Still In The Groove

on the bugged tip (big daddy kane) + move your boogie body (the bar-kays) MASHUP

Uma fusão explosiva do groove contagiante de Ray Parker Jr. com o clássico incendiário Hot Stuff de Donna Summer! 🎶🔥

Ray Parker Jr. é conhecido por seu talento no soul e funk, com sucessos como Ghostbusters e The Other Woman, sempre trazendo um balanço irresistível. Já Hot Stuff, de Donna Summer, é um dos maiores hinos da disco music, misturando energia vibrante e vocais poderosos que marcaram gerações.

Este remix exclusivo do DJ Edy traz um novo fôlego para essas duas lendas da música, combinando batidas envolventes e uma vibe dançante que mantém o espírito das faixas originais, mas com um toque moderno e eletrizante. Prepare-se para curtir um som único, em 320kbps, com a qualidade que a pista de dança merece! 🚀🎧

An explosive fusion of Ray Parker Jr.'s infectious groove with the fiery classic Hot Stuff by Donna Summer! 🎶🔥

Ray Parker Jr. is renowned for his soulful and funky sound, with hits like Ghostbusters and The Other Woman, always delivering an irresistible groove. Meanwhile, Hot Stuff by Donna Summer is one of the biggest disco anthems of all time, blending high-energy beats with powerful vocals that defined a generation.

This exclusive DJ Edy Remix breathes new life into these two music legends, combining captivating beats and a dancefloor-ready vibe that respects the essence of the original tracks while adding a fresh, electrifying touch. Get ready to enjoy a unique sound in 320kbps quality, perfect for setting the dancefloor on fire! 🚀🎧

Ray Parker Jr & Hot Stuff -  DJ Edy Remix (320kbps)

19 Herman Kelly & Life - Dance To The Drummer's Beat

Beat Street (A Loucura do Ritmo (título no Brasil) ou Beat Street - A Loucura do Ritmo (título em Portugal)) é um filme dramático de 1984. Deu seqüência à Wild Style, no sentido de mostrar a cultura do hip hop de Nova Iorque.

Beat Street - 07 - Breaker's Revenge - Arthur Baker

The Sequence - Funk You Up (M.V. Edit) 128k

70's Funk Classics

Get Up I Feel Like Being Like A Sex Machine, Pts. 1 & 2 (feat. The Original J.B.s)

Funky Drummer (Pts.1 & 2 / Edit)

Take Me To The Mardi Gras

A true classice that is 'The Smurf' I wanted to recreate this and had nothing to help me. Recreated from the ground up, this spectacular 80's masterpiece will sure bring out the 'robot' in you!

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Tyrone Brunson - The Smurf (FINESU Bootleg)

Lost in Space

Pack Jam

Track available at Traxsource: 
https://www.traxsource.com/title/1087921/nyc-disco-the-45s-vol-1
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/nyc-disco-the-45s-vol-1-ep/1450462201

NYC Disco - The 45s Vol. 1

I Can't Stop (Louie Vega Original Interpretation Mix - 7" Version)

John Davis & The Monster Orchestra - I Can't Stop (Louie Vega Original Interpretation 7" Version)

George Duke ....Reach For It..... 1977

The Whole Darn Family Has Arrived

Seven Minutes Of Funk

Lakeside - Outrageous
Master & Edit By Petko Turner
Here >> https://hypeddit.com/track/b38llw

Formed in Dayton, Ohio, U.S. from the combination of members of two groups - The Montereys and The Nomads. Originally named Ohio Lakeside Express. They met Frank Wilson just before he'd quit Motown and they were signed at ABC Records and they released their debut in 1977 produced by Frank Wilson. In 1978 their manager and friend Dick Griffey founded Solar and signed the group. Norman Whitfield as well had made them an offer for Whitfield Records but Lakeside turned it down. They contributed instead to Willie Hutch' "In Tune" released in Whitfield's label. They also contributed in "Danceland" (from Carrie Lucas' third album in 1979) and produced 7th Wonder's "Stop Before You Break My Heart" (from their third and last album). They would release nine albums at Solar between 1978 - 1990. Their main line up (after several changes) were Otis Stokes (guitar, vocals), Thomas Shelby (lead vocals), Mark Adam Wood, Jr. (lead vocals, keyboards), Stephen Shockley (guitar), Fred Alexander Jr. (drums), Tiemeyer McCain (lead vocals), Marvin Craig (bass), Fred Lewis (2) (percussion), Norman Beavers (keyboards). They became famous for their flamboyant theatrical costumes on their album covers and for the rich, heavy, uplifting funk soul sound. Their biggest legacy remains their 1980 single "Fantastic Voyage" (No.1 in the r'n'b charts, the closest they came to a crossover success - No.55 in the U.S. pop chart) that was included in the soundtrack of 1992's "South Central" and Coolio covered -among other rappers- in 1994. Other big hits are "It's All The Way Live" (No.4 in 1977, R'n'B charts), their cover on The Beatles' "I Want To Hold Your Hand" (1981, No.5, R'n'B charts), "Raid" (1983, No.8 R'n'B charts) and "Outrageous" (1984, No.7 R'n'B charts).

Petko Turner Edit

Lakeside - Outrageous (Petko Turner Edit) Monster Disco Boogie Funk Jam Free DL

Beyond the countless record sales and global recognition, hip-hop’s biggest accomplishment is perhaps its ability to bring people together. Carrying on tradition is Eric Bobo and DJ Rhettmatic who recently formed the new group Bobo Meets Rhettmatic.
As a member of the multi-platinum recording group Cypress Hill, percussionist Eric Bobo has made his impact on the culture, producing and performing some of hip-hop’s biggest hits. Similarly DJ Rhettmatic has made an indelible mark on the game as well. As an integral cog to the World’s Famous Beat Junkie DJ crew, Rhettmatic has worked with the likes of Peanut Butter Wolf, Talib Kweli, Madlib, DJ Premier, and Dr. Dre’s newest protégé Bishop Lamont. Since collaborating on Bobo’s Meeting of the Minds Vol. 1, the two have gone on to tour the world with a unique stage show where the percussionist and the DJ duel in a battle of the beats fashion, while running through hip-hop hits past and present.
Eric Bobo, son of Latin Jazz legend Willie Bobo, made his first public appearance at the age of five, performing on stage with his father. When Eric was 15, his father passed away and he took over his Latin jazz band for a full year while still in high school. From there Bobo joined the Beastie Boys on their national “Check Your Head” tour and recorded with them for their Ill Communication and Hello Nasty albums. Then he joined Cypress Hill as their percussionist for their world tours, splitting time between both groups. As the Beastie Boys began taking major touring breaks, Bobo became an official full time member of Cypress Hill at the historic festival Woodstock ‘94 and has toured and recorded with the group ever since. Throughout his career, Bobo has been known for recording and performing with a large variety of leading artists including The Black Crowes, 311, Gnarls Barkley, Rage Against the Machine, Fort Minor and Ella Fitzgerald.
Rhettmatic began his DJ career in 1983, with Double Platinum, a DJ group based out of Cerritos, CA. As one of the original members of the Beat Junkie crew, he played a major role in introducing Southern California’s first turntable band to global audiences. Rhettmatic’s unique style encompasses the many elements of a multifaceted Hip Hop DJ. As an accomplished scratch musician, as well as an explosive party/club DJ, Rhettmatic demonstrates his versatility by using the turntable as his musical instrument. His talent and musical expertise also extends into the realm of producing beats that helped him earn recognition and rewards well deserved. Rhettmatic seized numerous triumphs both as a musical performer and as a creative genius. He claimed the titles of Disco Mixing Club (DMC) West Coast Champion (1996), International Turntablist Federation (ITF) Team USA Champion (1997); Rhettmatic’s innovations produce a boundless list of prized accomplishments.
Bobo Meets Rhettmatic aim to take their solo success to form an unprecedented union on the road and in the studio. Never before has such an accomplished percussionist and well-respected hip-hop DJ embarked on such a musical journey. And with a number of multi-faceted projects on the horizon for the duo, Eric Bobo and DJ Rhettmatic are out to prove that they are a movement by themselves but a definite force when together.


19 Herman Kelly & Life - Dance To The Drummer's Beat

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