This mix is for the one and only, "Uncle Joey".  Inspired from a conversation that began as all conversations do.. down a path met with great stories, laughs, profound understandings, mix in some weird stuff, top it off with a shared love for GOOD music. During that conversation, a request was made to help him find a mix to "Roll" Jiu Jitsu to that would not have everyone trying to rip each others heads off the whole time. Just a mix to "Slow Roll" to. 

Joey sent me one, single, track. A track that captured the tone, vibe, and mood he was looking for when he said he wanted something to "Slow Roll" and train to. This mix was built around that one single track (and I hope) that captures the concept that he spoke so highly about.

This is a musical interpretation of the definition that Uncle Joey gave to me, as the guidelines of his ideal mix to "Slow Roll" to.  Please enjoy, share, download, and of course, warm up and "Slow Roll" BJJ to.  

A Mix from Bang Lee to Uncle Joey.

BJJ Rolling Series

"Slow Rolls" for Uncle Joey

Bang Lee has been making audio noise since '96.  He learned on turntables, and in the world of technology, still prefers them.  His unique sound definitely is Techno.  Wether it be Minimal, Tech House, or just adult sexy, chuggin Techno, its his own style.  

Bang Lee prides himself on digging and his research of music.  Always looking for the hidden gems, yet keeping true to what motivates him.  Always striving to push the limit, and always down for a shot of Jameson and a chaser of Guinness.  Bookings through his facebook page, or private messages here. 

Born in Honduras, and raised in Providence, Rhode Island DJ Rebel started djing in the early '90s. He was known for bringing his crowd through a journey of banging beats that kept the crowd dancing all night. Blending a variety of house, disco, hard house, tribal, and techno Rebel was soon being booked for local legendary clubs like The Living Room, Pulse, Asylum, and New England's favorite after-hours club, club Therapy. 

After taking a break Rebel returned to the tables. This time channeling his Honduran roots into producing his own sounds filled with more tribal house stacked with deep layers of drums reminiscent of the drum circles back home. Adding to his unique style he also brings in Latin house elements. 

The blend results in a refreshingly tropical vibe, while maintaining a deep rhythmic soul reminiscent of a set you would find beachside or on a balmy roof deck somewhere hot.

Thankfully no passport is required to be transported! Just push play and clear the floor. Because one thing that has remained constant over all his years behind the turntables is his ability to get you up on your feet, dancing till the sun comes up!