After stashing beats for years and never doing anything with them, I am extremely happy to finally put together this mix!. Over 50+ original beats with my own flavor blended together in a little over an hour. Please share and enjoy!

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There is nothing like a dope beat... the drums.. samples... head nod. The simple but addictive formula. Since the beginning, it has always been sample-based beats that have caught my attention and have drawn me in. My fascination with original samples of hip-hop's golden age lead to my own personal discovery of the incredible music that the legendary producers of that time had sampled.

My experimentation with sampling and producing actually started before I considered myself a DJ. I even played a few of my primitive instrumentals on WRIU 90.3 FM back in the day. Making beats took a back seat for a while, but once I started heavily digging for break records, building my own sample collection, I was again inspired to focus and continue to develop my production skills and style.


-Dj Mdeck

M-strumentals (MIXTAPE) 2015

tracklisting:

Don't Talk To The Cops! (feat Bles Fox) - What You Want (produced by djblesOne)
djblesOne - Evolution
Don't Talk To The Cops! - Bombshell (Original Version) (produced by djblesOne)
Don't Talk To The Cops! (feat Joshua Rule) - djblesOne's Theme (produced by djblesOne)
Don't Talk To The Cops! (feat Joshua Rule) - Bombshell (Remix) (produced by djblesOne)
djblesOne x Alice Russell - A to Z (djblesOne Bboy Bootleg)
Fear & Fancy - Off The Grid
Skeewiff - Miniskirt
djblesOne x Siouxsie And The Banshees - Happy House (djblesOne Bboy Remix)
djblesOne x Eddie Money - Baby Hold On (djblesOne Bboy Remix)
djblesOne - I Must Break You (Rocky vs. Drago)
djblesOne - Beacon Hill
Inverse (feat Tatyana Ali) - Wanna Groove
Zillanova (feat Jess Harlen) - The Time It Takes
Easy Life Natural (feat Erik Sumo) Grasshopper (Nostalgia 77 Remix)
djblesOne In Mexico
The Bamboos - Keep Me In Mind
Queen Latifah - Dance For Me (Ultimatum Remix)
djblesOne x Teedra Moses - Wish U Were Here (djblesOne Bboy Remix)
djblesOne In The Swamp
djblesOne x Frank Ocean - Thinking About You (djblesOne Bboy Remix)
djblesOne x The Weeknd - Rllng Stn (djblesOne Bboy Remix)

R16 2014 OFFICIAL MIXTAPE (LIFE AFTER BLES)

DJ STERBYROCK's TRIBUTE TO SEAN PRICE
a live 3 hour mix on 90.3fm WRIU  8 - 12 - 15

DJ STERBYROCK - TRIBUTE TO SEAN PRICE 90.3 8 - 12 - 15

It's what the scene needed...


Cover by: Mister Totem II (Tats Cru)
Mastered by: Bboy Wicket

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Betwn The Brks

At the time, we were deep in exploring original samples of many classic hip hop songs. We noticed an interesting connection for one particular artist that had a very unique sound. A wide range of producers had sampled 1970s Ahmad Jamal jazz records and coincidentally teamed up with some the dopest artists of the time to create some classic hip hop joints. Tracks sampling Ahmad Jamal's music seemingly created a deep playlist, all spawning from a few sound clips from a handful of Jamal's records. We used 4 turntables to create this mix to thread together some awesome music that was recreated as some equally awesome music and of course to pay appreciation to the brilliant jazz pianist himself.

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Episode #31: Ahmad Jamal Sample Mix by The Deck Brothers

Reggae Tunes from 1967-1983!

1.	Hugh Mundell – Jaqueline (1982)
2.	Barrington Levy – Poor Man Style (1982)
3.	Wailing Souls - What Is Your Meaning (1983)
4.	Johnny Osbourne - No Lollipop No Sweet So (1980)
5.	Al Campbell – Free Man (1978)
6.	The Meditations - Man Find It (1981)	
7.	Keith & Tex – Tonight (1967)
8.	Bunny Wailer - Dance Rock (1981)
9.	Don Carlos - Ghetto Living (1983)
10.	Cornell Campbell - Girl Of My Dreams (1973)
11.	The Revolutionaries - Sudden Attack (1978)
12.	Horace Andy - Psalms 68 (1976)
13.	Johnny Osbourne – Rock and Come On (1982)
14.	Johnny Clarke - None Shall Escape The Judgement (1974)
15.	Eek-A-Mouse - Long Time Ago (1982)
16.	Junior Delgado - Love Won't Come Easy (1978)
17.	King Tubby - Rude Boy Dub (1975)
18.	Wayne Smith – Ain’t No Me Without You (1982)
19.	Max Romeo - I Chase The Devil (1976)
20.	Dr. Alimantado – Born With A Purpose (1977)
21.	Michael Prophet - Hold On To What You Got (1981)
22.	Junior Reid - Jail House (1980)
23.	The Agrovators - Special Brew (1977)
24.	Dennis Brown – Gimme Your Love (1979)
25.	Barry Brown - No Wicked Shall Enter The Kingdom Of Jah (1981)
26.	The Congos - Solid Foundation (1977)
27.	Augustus Pablo - A P Special (1979)
28.	Johnny Osbourne - Truths And Rights (1979)

2019

Catch The Vibration Vol. 2

Skrillex - Scary Bolly Dub

Curtis Sampson aka DJ Curty Cut will always be the single biggest influence on me as a DJ.  Already established and highly respected by the time I had bought my first record, he was the first person I ever saw DJ, scratch, and make beats in person.  He passed away on May 25, 2002 at the entirely-too-young age of 32, and when my radio show came around 6 days later, Jaysonic and I paid respects to our favorite Rhode Island hip-hop personality and talent as best we could.  Sage Francis also stopped by to reminisce and play an exclusive song he had done in 1996 that was produced by Curty.  There were definitely a lot of people who knew him better than I did, but I will always look at him as the superhero of Rhode Island hip-hop.  Mixshow features new (at the time) joints by The Demigodz, H.U.G., Nature, Rise, All Natural, Big Tone, Mr. Lif, Nas, Insight; local treats by Swann Notty and Prospect Heights, and much more.  Tools used: 2 turntables, mixer, minidisc player, and lots of records.

Blazin' 90.3 from 5.31.02 (Curty Cut Tribute)

DJ Jdeck 
Deck Bros.

DJ/Vinyl-Head (Boston)