An old mix I found on my hard drive the other night.  Messing around with some techno but adding a bit of pop flava.

Boogielickinbeats

Here is the tracklisting

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Jonny Blaze - Show_Enough

Oliver – Whats in your Head

Ido Ophir, Miki Litvak; - Shnorkel

KW_GRIFF - ROCK_DIS_FUNKY_JOINT

Hijack – Whats In  Your Head

Jonny Blaze – Incredible Horns

Jonny Blaze – Lets Rock This Joint

Shab Ruffcut, Tee Ski; - Jack Da Ripper feat. Trevor Lo (Lee Mortimer mix)

Jaksaw – Rockin This Place

HiJack – I Need You

Lee Mortimer – Putto

Simon – I Have a Dream

Team Axel –Breakdown  (Will Bailey Remix)

Jonny Blaze – In my dreams

Heavy Feet - Rude_Bwoi_feat__Peyote_MC (Lee Mortimer Mix)

Chris Anderson – Overdose (TJR Mix)

MPI Project - Here I Am (Twocker’s Sniper Mix)

AC Slater – Bang er (Tittsworth Mix)

DJ Will Roc – Get Down And Party (Instrumental)

Boogiemonster – Obama Speech Accapella

Diplo - Wassup Wassup feat. ..Rye.. ....Rye....  (Crookers Remix)

Genuine Guy - Bad People Get Laid

That Thing – Lee Mortimer

Jaksaw – Comin On feat MC  Cyanide (TomEQ Mix)

..Clark.. Able - Lemon Head (Hijack Remix)

Jonny Blaze – Muppets

50 Cent – I Get Money

Boogiemonster - This Aint Dubstep (95 min mix)

One Crazy NIGHT

Intro [0:00-0:24]
LMFAO - Shots (ft Lil Jon)  [0:24 – 3:57]
Union DJs - Party Life – (Santiago & Bushido Remix)  [3:57-8:09]
His majesty andre - Peep thong [7:34-10:36]
Santiago & Bushido - Can't Be Wrong  [10:36-15:00]
Wongo - Feel Good (Tom EQ Remix) [13:02-17:12]
TJR - I Don’t Know Where [16:43-22:25]
Blatta & Inesha, Gigi Barocco – Where Is It (Calvertron Remix) [20:55-26:07]
Calvertron - Doggy Style ( Zodiac Cartel Mix) [25:23-30:31]
Jonny Blaze – Milkshake [26:38-29:17]
Kelevra - Love You So feat. Kop Out  [30:17-34:26]
Bill Eff – Warp (Tom EQ Remix) [33:57-38:06]
KW_Griff – You Big Dummy  [35:26-36:53]
Interactive - Amok 2009 (Kelevra Remix) [37:53-41:33]
Da Horsemen – Run For It [38:42-40:49]
Project Pat - Keep It Hood (Bird Peterson Remix) [41:11-47:32]
Little Jinder - I Like It Casual (AC Slater Remix) [46:49-50:00]
Santiago & Bushido - Tell Me Why  [49:15-53:10]
ZXX, Paul Anthony, Dust N Haze; - This Is What I Do (TJR Remix) [51:57-55:08]
Ken Murray - Be A Jerk (Lee Mortimer Remix) [54:52-1:00:34]
New Boys – You’re A Jerk (Instrumental) [55:45-59:04]
DJ Eako, Robert Livesu; - Hold Your Head Up – (Kelevra Remix) [1:00:17-1:05:20]
Ivan Allard - Sound Of Silence - Tom EQ S.O.S [1:03:47-1:09:10]




Meet Stan. Stan and his boys decided to go out and party. Everything changed when they decided to take Shots.  They felt they were living up the Party Life. When Stan’s boy Andre tells him to “Peep Thong” at the hot chics across the room. Stan goes in for the kill. Things start off well and she say “it feels so right It Cant Be Wrong”. He tells her it definitely Feels Good and asks “where do we go from here”. She replies “I Don’t Know Where.” 

From here things get a little wild. Stan was a bit anxious and suddenly she screams. She says “That’s not right” and Stan asks “Where Is It?” Then they go DoggyStyle then she flips him over and shows off her Milkshake.  

Moments later, in the heat of the moment, she says “Love You So”. And Stan’s mind goes into a Warp. His conscience says “You Big Dummy! You just found a stage 5 clinger!”. And then everything goes Amok.  He knows he has to Run For It. 

But decides to Keep It Hood by acting like a player and says “I Like It Casual”. She says “You’re breaking my heart” and then says “Tell Me Why”. Stan responds “This Is What I Do” hoping to Be A Jerk. It worked because she just yells out “You’re a Jerk” as she throws her heels at him. Stan says “Hold Your Head Up” as he runs out the door. Leaving her with just the Sound of Silence.


BoogieMonster - OneCrazyNight

July 21st 2001, I was supposed to play for Dance Junkies down in Houston with Richard Humpty Vission and Robin Fox. Well the party was never got started because the firemarshall basically said they didnt have the right permits. They didnt havea "permit to gather upstairs". Mind you that this place is a flea market and any permits they have are for gatherings.


Well needless to say, the event never happened, and some of the kids ended up going by the local club C2K also known as Karma. One of the police officers that was supposed to work the event said that the owner of the club was looking for a dj to play over there because they werent even supposed to be open that night. I volunteered and had the time of my life. So I only thought it would be right to give back to the kids and dedicate a CD to them because they made my night.

Come to find out later that they had the right permits and that the city never sent out the firemarshall. 

BoogieMonster - Damn those Kids Made My Night (2001)

PeteyPablo GetMeOutOfJail (Boogies FunkMix)

BoogieMonster - LTrimm vs booman(Cars Go Boom)

A mix of house, techno, bmore club and acapellas.  Just challenging myself on phrasing to make the most out of each mix.

For My People

BoogieMonster Live  at TheVault - 04 - 06 - 18

Family Affair

As artists we have the benefit of being able to release things through our art. This is a journey of empowerment by moving on from bad situations in life and releasing it on the dance floor

Moving On

Yummie (Boogies Break Mix)

BoogieMonster - Bmore Mix 2011

BoogieMonster - Funkngruven: Nuttin but da

A Mix done at Karma in Austin in June 2011. Great night. The end of the set was one of those moments of why we dj. The energy in the room  was great. 

BoogieMonster - Beyond A Dream

Chuck Winston, professionally known as ‘BoogieMonster’, has steadily made a name for himself throughout Texas. His funky, banging house sets have rocked the dance floor in Austin, Dallas and Houston for the past 20 years. An implant from the East Coast (Washington, DC), Boogie has been in the dance music scene for just about fifteen years now. He has been spinning for the past 10 years but only recently come into his own.

Throughout Boogie’s life, music has played a pivotal role. From singing to playing piano, to listening to his older brother’s and sister’s musical tastes, Boogie has been influenced by many different genres of music. “I grew up listening to funk music and the early stages of hip hop so what I play is influenced by the music I listened to as a kid. When I went away to college I was introduced to dance music and techno. Since then big named talents like Derrick Carter, Erick Morillo, DJ Dan, Charles Feelgood and some not so big names, such as Jim Thias from Ultimix and X-Mix productions have heavily influenced me.”

Back in 1995, while attending Michigan State University in East Lansing, Boogie and his roommates formed a production company called N-Zone Productions and threw a few small parties. “We started throwing small parties because we were sick of not hearing what we wanted. It was a combination of dance, hip-hop and alternative music. Everyone loved it.” They tried to throw events at the local club Sensations, but were not successful. This is where Boogie met up with Jim, who was the resident DJ at Sensations, and learned a lot from watching him spin every weekend. Financial reason’s made Boogie leave Michigan to go back home to DC where he saved his money to get DJ equipment and become a bedroom DJ.

While in DC, he checked out clubs like Traxx, Buzz and Zei to see the great local DJs that DC has to offer. “Back then I was influenced by DJs like Sam The Man Burns, Scott Henry, Feelgood and my friend DJ James at Zei. I wanted to spin in those venues but never thought I was good enough until James gave me a few guest opportunities.” Soon after then, Boogie got in contact with one of the founders of N-Zone Productions, Vince Martinez and they decided to move to Austin, TX to start a record label. Unfortunately, due to financial problems, this dream was never achieved but in the process he met up with Audio Tripp Productions to get his first break in Austin. As one of the top two DJs in Audio Tripp, Boogie was able to get gigs along side the likes of Markie, Soul Slinger, TC Islam, Bam Bam, DJ Funk, Donald Glaude, Feelgood, Josh Wink, Derrick Carter, Angel Alanis, Colette, Dieselboy, Dave Aude, DJ P and Craze.

Since then, Boogie has captivated dance floors around Texas with his banging funky house sets. He has a unique relationship with his audience as he communicates with them in ways that most DJs don’t pay attention to. A track isn’t just a track with Boogie it’s a tool. And hearing him live bears witness to that. Its best to say that his style of house is “music you uncontrollably shake your butt to.” Even Boogie is known to get his groove on behind the decks. “I play music that I want to dance to. If I don’t want to dance to it, why should I expect anyone else to?” 

boogiemonster17

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