WET & WOTLESS WARM UP

1. Sleepwalk - Santo & Johnny 1959
2. Blue Bayou - Roy Orbison 1963
3. Come Love - Ronnie Hawkins 1959
4. You Never Can Tell - Chuck Berry 1964
5. Hound Dog - Big Mama Thorton 1952
6. That’s Alright - Elvis Presley 1954
7. That’ll Be The Day - Buddy Holly 1957
8. King Of The Road - Dean Martin 1965
9. They‘re Hanging Me Tonight - Marty Robbins 1959
10. Pennies From Heaven - Louis Prima 1936
11. What Good Am I Without You - Marvin Gaye 1966
12. Honky Tonk Part II - Bill Doggett 1956
13. Baby What You Want Me To Do - Jimmy Reed 1959
14. Teenage Beat - Little Walter 1955
15. Sexy Ways - Ronnie Hawkins 1959
16. Talkin’ Boogie - Little Brother Montgomery 1960s
17. Doggin‘ Me Around - Jackie Wilson
18. Night Time Is The Right Time - Ray Charles 1958
19, Shake Rattle & Roll - Sam Cooke 1963
20. Shot Gun - Jr. Walker & The Allstars 1965
21. Cry To Me - Solomon Burke - 1964
22. Under The Boardwalk - The Drifters 1964
23. I Just Want To Make Love To You - Etta James 1961
24. That’s Life - Frank Sinatra 1966
25. Valley Of Tears - Brook Benton 1961
26. I’m Hanging Up My Heart For You - Solomon Burke 1962
27. Simply Beautiful - Al Green 1972 


FOUNDATION MULDA Volume I

Tyler Mulder, better known by his stage name Agent Mulda, is a Canadian Dj, promoter and event coordinator of Afro/Caribbean music based out of Los Angeles, California.

Mulder was born in Toronto, Ontario, spent his childhood living in Sydney, Australia, then returned to Toronto for his formative years where his love for music and dance developed into the beginnings of a dream.

Coming from a diverse back ground of Dutch, Caribbean & British heritage, Mulder was brought up with very multi-cultural musical influences in the home.  Blues, Jazz, Folk, Reggae and Calypso were the major styles that formed the platform for his passion.  This eventually led to his interest in modern styles of African and Caribbean music.  After watching some of Toronto’s most seasoned Blues & Jazz musicians during the late 90’s, Mulder took an interest in learning the popular swing dance of the 1920’s called Lindy-Hop.  He soon left Toronto and moved west, to Vancouver, where he taught that style of dance from 1999-2002.  During this time, Mulder’s musical interests were being heavily swayed in the direction of Afro/Caribbean rhythms, and eventually became the focus of his musical career.

After 2 years of coordinating Caribbean events and dances in Vancouver, Mulder began to travel annually to the Caribbean, and visited Uganda, East Africa in 2009.  He felt it was important, travelling to the source, to extend his knowledge of these genres of music.  Since then, it has been his vision to promote, play, and educate people with the most eclectic, non-mainstream styles of Afro/Caribbean dance music available today.


Dj Agent Mulda

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