My DeLorean skateboard took me back...to 1986. Then hovered to the '90s, so I could make you a cassette. All with the boom-bap rap to make your neck snap! It was a fantastic voyage and the shape of things to come.

The Old Style

Exhaustive? Nope. Definitive? Perhaps. Jazzy? Yes! A few nuggets recovered from the vault...that have increased in value over time. Get hip, then hop in the mine cart -can you dig it?

Stay Gold

Tired of hasselhoffing? Well stop what you're doin' cause I'm about to ruin (the image and style that you're used to). Let's love our handles and let it all hang out tonight! Classic breakdance sounds and more - every day I'm shuffling...

The Truffle Shuffle

For a kid in the 80s, a "Block Parent" sign meant sanctuary from evil teenagers (and Satan worshippers). But what if the dad inside was mixing tracks, then going off the rails on a crazy train? Walk this way and let's rock the house! 🤘

Rock Your Block

A Heelside Railstand is one of the basic positions in freestyle. Not only is it the starting point for a huge amount of tricks, but can lead to seemingly unrelated ones as well. Just like mixing, timing and balance are key...

Heelside Railstand

Now that we're rolling, let's throw in a spin. This was a go-to trick for freestylers everywhere, yet today it's somewhat overlooked. Stay loose in the rotation for a clean finish...to be ready for the next move. Work your tail and keep it funky!

Casper Bigspin

"Tonight is the time when dead leaves fly, like witches on broomsticks across the sky." Welcome, foolish mortals, to the Haunted Mixtape. Your ghost host will frighten & delight-it's a graveyard smash! Trick, treat, then repeat?

Monster Mashup

The Notorious D.A.D. is on the loose and at large (as well as up way past his bedtime). Don't touch that dial because this one is loaded with double salami & tons of cheese. It's ghettofunk mayhem...we're gonna have to go big!

Extra Large

What we’re gonna do right now is go back—way back—back into time…

It was 1997 and young Dadical was living in a flat near the beach in Australia. One day, a cool cat from New York enters the place and slips in a mixtape: "Traveling Through Sampleland" by DJ Shame. For the next 90 minutes, Mr. Rad’s mind was blown to bits as over 100 soul-funk gems filled that sunny room…all arranged and blended to perfection. Immediately, he set out on a mission: to find as many of those samples on vinyl, whether the hip-hop version or the original itself. Or both!

By 2005, many others were on board this mothership and the Ghettofunk vibe was blossoming. Serato came along, so now even more great tunes could be discovered and shared with those who like to shake their rump(as). It wasn’t long before Dave was pulled into the commercial arena, tempted by the idea of not just rocking parties, but also getting paid for it. Refusing to do radio mixes, he harnessed the power of DVS to infuse breakbeats, re-edits, and mashups to keep things rolling all night.

But when the real Super Dave passed on in 2019, the DJ stuntman did too. It was time to leave the professional world and go back to how it started. In a room all alone with the headphones on. Still two turntables, yet no microphone. And a sweet new mixer. Yes, the phoenix has risen...but with tons of grey feathers. He’s older, sharper, and chunkier than ever. Scratching, skating, and slashing pow until he dies.

People, get up and drive your funky soul. These are the sounds of some downright ridiculous, totally radical dad.

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