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HipHop

Rare Collection

This infamous green tape was released around 1994.This was the first tape out of my Old School Need To Learn-O series..Out of all the mixes i have done, this tape is my favorite because the songs on this mix is what got me into hip hop. This is hip hop at it's purest form....This is one of the most sought after mixes i have done..Also this is Pre-Serato which means all vinyl records were used..This is my gift to all of my fans..ENJOY!!!!

DJ Cash Money - Old School Need To Learn'O Plot #1

Liner Notes:
"This Was A Mix I Did While Cutting Class Back In 1995 And Will Be The First Release From My Studio’s Archive Series. This Mix Was Originally Released On Cassette As “Rare Equations” Through A Mix Tape Company Called Hip Hop Vibes Along With “Sick Experiment,” “Theories Not Yet Proven” And “The Diabolical” Which Came Before It. However This Mix Was My Favourite Because It Showcased Mixing All Kinds Of Music, Not Just The Latest Rap Singles Coming Out At The Time. So Sit Back And Check Out How Mix Tapes Were Done The Hard Way... On My Half Inch 8 Track Recorder (R.I.P.) And Listen To Some Cool Drops, Some Phone Taps, And Good Blends.
“It’s The Livin’ Roughness.”
Special Thanks to The Beat Market For The Title. "

Cuttin' Class / Rare Equations - Side 2

Parallel to the current Renegades of Rhythm Tour with Cut Chemist and DJ Shadow paying tribute to Afrika Bambaataa and his legendary record collection, Cut Chemist drops the timely "Mix By Jimmy".

Take a peak into the exclusive material from hip hop pioneer DJ Afrika Bambaataa.  "Mix By Jimmy" features recordings Bambaataa had pressed to acetate for spinning live at shows in the late 70's and early 80's. This mix includes entirely unreleased material along with demo versions of hits like "Looking For The Perfect Beat," "Renegades of Funk" and "Planet Rock. "
Listen and take a trip through the deepest part of the most important music collection of our time.
-Cut Chemist

Renegades of Rhythm is on tour now, visit http://cutchemist.com for upcoming shows!

Mix By Jimmy

Dom Servini has put a mix together for us to help give you an aural guide to Wah Wah 45s 15 years in the business. You can read an interview with Dom and Tru Thoughts boss Rob Luis here; http://www.theransomnote.co.uk/music/interviews/15-years-strong-wah-wah-45s-vs-tru-thoughts/

Dom Servini's Wah Wah 45s '15 Year Flavour of the Label'

http://www.mixmag.net/music/exclusive/download-pillowtalk

PillowTalk are the San Francisco trio with close ties to Wolf + Lamb Records. 

Fusing house, r'n'b and sugar sweet boogie (check 'Heaven's Gate'), Sammy D, Ryan Williams and Michael Tello released their debut album 'Je Ne Sais Quoi' on the New York label this year, following a run of 12"s including the mellow 'Lullaby'. 


Download: PillowTalk's Wonderfruit Festival mix

Here is a short smooth mix to begin the year 2015, a collaboration with the Brand "Shutter", recorded from vinyls I've bought in 2013/2014, no serato in here.
(Recorded Jan2015)

Playlist:
01- Hassaan Mackey - What U Got (feat. Asheru, Grap Luva & Kev Brown) (2014)
02- Kankick - One Reason Why (2014)
03- Pete Flux & Parental - The Calm (2014)
04- Statik Selektah - Carry On (feat. Joey Bada$$) (2014)
05- Lewis Parker - World On My Shoulders (feat. Jacky Danz) (2013)
06- Quasimoto - Planned Attack (2014)
07- Klaus Layer - Into A Sky (2013)
08- Lord Finesse - Electric Impression (2014)
09- Anteek Recipes - Little Stories (2014)
10- Kid Tsunami - The First Letter (feat. A.G.) (2014)
11- Damu The Fudgemunk - Live On Because (2013)
12- Audessey & A Cat Called Fritz - Solid Ground (2014)

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Dj P. - Shutter (Mixtape)

I just recently found this live recording audio of when I participated in the Beat Society LA Showcase in 2004...listening to this recording had me buggin out and brought back memories.

Let me backtrack a little.....Some of you might be familar with the Beat Society Producer Showcase, some of you might not.  For me personally, this is the one that started it all with the producer showcase genre, in terms of having established & upcoming producers at that time. This showcase was the brainchild from Philly producer extraordinaire Hezekiah along with the help from the indy label Soulspazm. Beat Fanatic head honcho Slopfunkdust was also instrumental in connecting the dots. The event was always hosted by Stef Tataz & Sao. And almost every producer that had a name or just getting a buzz has graced the stage: Kanye West, Nottz, Illmind, Exile, 9th Wonder, B!nk, Oddisee, & many more.

The showcase event would always feature 4 producers playing their beats live off their respected machines, as well as having well known MCs rock over their production, plus a sample challenge round where each producer would have to flip a sample that the committee from the Beat Society has chosen...The event was mostly based in the East Coast, primarily Philidelphia.

In 2003, it was the first time that the Beat Society Showcase ventures out West, specificially Los Angeles at the Knitting Factory. There, they had Dj Khalil, Illmind, Hezekiah, & the Dilated Junkie himself, Dj Babu. I had the honor of spinning music in between. What was also monumental, Dilla & Madlib were in the house chillin in the background peepin out the event.

In 2004, they had another Beat Society LA showcase (again at the Knitting factory), but this time, they asked me to participate as a producer.  I was very honored, and to tell you the truth, I was hella nervous. "Why?" you ask? Well, I had to share the stage with some of my favorite producers who happen to be also my friends: Jake One, Marco Polo, & Kev Brown. To be on the same stage as these heavyweights had me shook....haha! I had alot of pressure, (1) because I was repping the hometown and didn't want to let Los Angeles down and (2) the general public didn't really know me as a producer; I was known more for being a DJ/Turntablist and I wanted to showcase my production to the public.

When you listen to the audio, you can hear each producer's individual style and what equipment they were using: Jake had the ASR-10, Marco Polo & Kev Brown had the MPC 2000XL, & me...I had the MPC2000 & the Technics 1200 (yeah, I brought my set up at that time...lol). You can tell I was really nervous...haha. Also, when you listen to the audio, you might be familiar with some of the production that we played that night, especially Jake's production of De La Soul's "Rock KoKane Flow" & WWE's John Cena's wrestling intro song "The Time Is Now". I played beats that would eventually make onto the Visionaries' 4th album "We Are The Ones".

All in all, I had a great time sharing the stages with these guys, bonding & cracking jokes, & showcasing my beats. And it was a great feeling when my peers who I am a fan of their work gave me my props as a producer that night....that meant alot to me. I am honored to be featured & be part of this historic moment of the Beat Society history. 

Bigups to Hezekiah, Jim at Soulspazm, Slopfunkdust, Sao, Stef, Okayplayer, Jake, Marco, Kev, Casual, Akrobatik, Mr. Lif, Thearapy aka Paten Locke, Prince Po (Organized Konfusion), Black Silver, OhNo, Dj Romes, Dj Khalil, Chace Infinite, SA-RA, & to the listeners.....enjoy this time capsule moment.

Rhettmatic

Beat Society LA Showcase 2004 w/ Jake One, Marco Polo, Kev Brown, & Rhettmatic

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BeaTape #8 by Kognitif

Peace Everyone,

Just recently while doing some cleaning in my home studio, I found a bunch of old cassette tapes which were the aircheck tapes of the Beat Junkie Hour......This is an old recording of an episode of the Beat Junkie Hour Radio Show on KWIZ 96.7FM back in 1993/94  KWIZ was a type of station that you had to pay to play on the air, and at that time, it was $200 or $300 for an hour slot.  Even though there was alot of us, we really didn't have the money to always pay for it, so we would get some sponsors to help us pay for our airtime (as you will notice with some of our "commercials". LOL!).....As you can also tell from the recording, we were pretty young, too excited to be on the airwaves, and horrible on the mic, but we were playing alot of the classic underground as well as breaking some new music from the West Coast; we were the first ones to play the Nonce, Ras Kass, and Dilated Peoples when they were known as the Fatliners. This is about the same time when the Baka Boyz first came to LA and started working at LA's Power 106.

Around this time, the crew was starting to grow, as well as starting to make a reputation in the Dj Battle circuit like DMC & the Rap Sheet Battles....also a little tidbit of information; we had 3 short-lived members in the Beat Junkies at that time: Special J, Dj Sweet Pea (now know as the producer Paul Poli, who produced such hits for the Black Eyed Peas. Christine Millian, & Ashanti), & Dj Rectangle....yes, THAT Dj Rectangle!  And this is before Babu & Mr. Choc became official members of the Beat Junkies....officially, there are 13 members in the Beat Junkies.

On this particular episode, you actually get to hear Beat Junkie members that you may or may not be familiar with: Dj Curse, Tommy Gun, & Dj Sweet Pea, as well as J & myself in the mix and the mic.  We also shout out other members like Shortkut, D-Styles, Melo-D, Icy Ice, Symphony, Havik, & What?! Most of the time, when you listen to the show, we mostly be cracking jokes on each other, do alot of shoutouts, try to pick up on chicks on the phone, or even hanging up on them....but you can tell we were having fun.

While transfering this from casette to Pro Tools, listening to these tapes reminded me of how young and carefree we were back then; i also cringed at how we sound on the mic (i must've said "yknow what im sayin" at least 20 times) as well as my mixes.  J always kills it, even back then....boy, have times changed...LOL!!  

I'll try to upload more recordings of the the show later down the line....I'm still going thru tapes and transfering onto protools.  Anyways, here's a little piece of Beat Junkie History for you to experience.....enjoy!

Rhettmatic
Beat Junkies
Crown Royale
Cypress Junkies
Visionaries


BEAT JUNKIE HOUR EP 6

Umeå based music act soundcloud.com/gidgeofficial created the 10th installment of our Podcast series. It's always exciting when the duo shares something new, this time we have a mixtape that is a perfect fit for your lazy Sunday:

"This podcast is simply music that we are currently listening to and enjoying. We didn't want to limit ourselves to electronic music this time, this is just good music, pure and simple. Pairs really well with a cup of coffee." 

Their one-hour mix showcases various of genres, mostly in the electronica, instrumental and ambient genres. There's an odd rework to be heard of Radiohead's 'Everything In its Right Place', as well as original versions by legendary artists such as Bjork, Thundercat, Arca and Bon Iver. The mix finds balance with a few more unknown tracks by fellow Swedish musicians David Åhlén and Skator.

Atomnation Podcast #010 - Gidge

MERCI @dom-servini
Jeudi dernier c'était la quatrième Merci au Badaboum organisée par LeMellotron & La Sundae, avec en invité-mystère Dom Servini. Replay de son set en attendant de vous retrouver jeudi avec un nouveau guest, toujours caché.
Next MERCI jeudi 26 octobre › https://www.facebook.com/events/735263143330113/
JeudiMerci

MERCI • S02E04 DOM SERVINI • 19.10.2017 @ BADABOUM

An iconic UK duo craft a hip-hop mix.

Read more here: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=687

@autechreofficial

Resident Advisor podcast

RA.687 Autechre

FUNKMONDAYS - MUSICBOX805 - 9-16-19

Cinco De Mayo Hangover Mix

DJ Food turns back the clock in our 25th Anniversary slot and following a request for an old school Hip Hop set for the De:Tuned party in Antwerp earlier this week, Strictly Kev put this special party mix together to rock the dancefloor. Solid Steel however gets an exclusive to kick things off in the form of excerpts from his first ever recorded mix, unheard by anyone except close friends and hidden on tape for 25 years.
Back in '87 his DJ (and graffiti) name was D-Vice and the 'Soundlab mix' (named after his 2nd mixer, made by Soundlab) was made between 1987-88 on his first two belt-driven decks (only one with a pitch control) and a pause button tape deck. A Strictly Old School Special.

PART 3	+  4      -	DJ Food	https://twitter.com/djfood	 
				
DJ D-Vice	_	Soundlab mix 1987-88 (excerpts)	_	unreleased
Run-DMC	_	Beats To The Rhyme	_	Profile
Coldcut	_	Beats & Pieces 	_	Ahead of Our Time
Beat Bytes	_	Drop	_	White
Mac Attack	_	The Art of Drums (Wicked Dance Mix)	_	Baad Records
Man Parrish	_	Hey There, Home Boys	_	Sugarscoop
Jazzy Jay 	_	Son Of Beat Street	_	Atlantic
Eric B & Rakim	_	Follow The Leader (acappella)	_	4th & B'Way
Gang Starr / G.L.O.B.E. & Whiz Kid	_	Play That Beat '99	_	white
The Herbaliser	_	Wall Crawling Giant Insect Breaks	_	Ninja Tune
Boogie Boys 	_	Break Dancer	_	Capitol
Razorcuts	_	A Tribute To Grandmaster Flash	_	33 Throwdown Recordings
3rd Bass	_	The Cactus (Mr Mojo Risin' Mix)	_	Def Jam
Big Daddy Kane	_	Raw	_	Cold Chillin'
DJ Format	_	Stealin' James Pt.1 	_	white
Major Force	_	Re-Return of the Original Artform (Cut Chemist remix)	_	Mo Wax
DJ Chuck Chillout & Kool Chip	_	Rhythm Is The Master (acappella)	_	Mercury
Information Society	_	Hack 1 	_	Tommy Boy
Art of Noise	_	Close To The Edit (Rhythm re-edit)	_	mp3
Doug Lazy	_	Let It Roll	_	Atantic
Cookie Crew	_	Born this Way	_	FFRR
Steinski	_	Get Up & Dance	_	unreleased
Deee-Lite	_	Groove Is In The Heart (Sampledelic remix)	_	Elektra
Double Dee & Steinski 	_	Lesson 3	_	white
Paris	_	The Devil Made Me Do It 	_	Tommy Boy
Hijack	_	Hold No Hostage	_	Music Of Life
Afrika Bambaataa & The Soul Sonic Force	_	Renegades of Funk (DJ Wildthing Zulu Funk re-edit)	_	mp3
3D	_	Tommy Boy Megamix	_	Tommy Boy
Grandmaster Flash	_	Scorpio (Pojmasta remix)	_	mp3
Noise & Paradox 	_	Just Begun	_	Nine Bar
Jadell	_	Break To The Beat	_	Rocstar Recrdings

Solid Steel Radio Show 19/4/2013 Part 3 + 4 - DJ Food

Heimlich per Anhalter in Garbicz (Poland) 2020

Thanks to Hubie Sounds for having me back on his show for another guestmix - this time on a ravey tip !

Check out all his weekly shows here:
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Cutter's Choice Radio:
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Tracklist:
01. Lone - How Can You Tell
02. Circa 92 - Pacific State
03. Bicep - Glue
04. Lone - Temples
05. Dusky - Amongst The Gods
06. Radio Slave - The Revenge
07. Lazy Ants - Present
08. JT Company - Don’t Deal With Us (Dusky Extended Edit)
09. Crystal Waters - Gypsy Waters (DieMantle RaveYard Mix)
10. System - AKA Orange
11. Borai - Sanctuary
12. Future Wildstyle - Ultrafunkula
13. Orign8a & Propa - Turn Me Out
14. Sub Focus - Love Divine
15. Prospa - The One

Please feel free to post, blog, comment and all that other good stuff!

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Hubie Sounds - Lebrosk Guestmix (Sept 2020)

Originally aired on ScratchVision TV on 9/27/20

ScratchVision Mix

2020 ScratchVision Mix

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BIOGRAPHY

You don't mess around when labeling someone as a musical pioneer; it’s a dangerous path to tread. When it comes to the name DJ Nu-Mark however, it’s a safe bet.
As a Los Angeles native, Producer, Turntablist and member of the legendary Hip-Hop group Jurassic 5, DJ Nu-Mark is considered one of the most innovative on the scene. He continually showcases his expanding taste in music through live sets and dj streams where he displays rare covers, multi-track edits and performs his children’s musical toy set.
Nu-Mark ignited his career releasing Kanye West’s debut production with Chicago native, Grav on Correct Records while simultaneously producing the Jurassic 5 EP circa 1996. Nu caught solo acclaim with the drop of his industry celebrated Blend Crafters EP which featured his timeles cover of John Lennon’s “Imagine” and featured production for MF Doom. Nu’s debut LP, Broken Sunlight revealed his innovations into a jaw dropping collection of heartfelt music featuring Aloe Blacc, Quantic, Large Professor, Bumpy Knuckles, A-Skillz, J-Live
Tiron & Ayomari, and Charles Bradley.
It comes as no surprise when you see the list of coveted stages that Nu-Mark has performed on around the world, including Glastonbury and Coachella. As per his stellar reputation of being one of turntablism and sound design, Nu-Mark has also judged numerous DJ competitions including Red Bull Music Thre3style with Jazzy Jeff, DJ Craze, Skratch Bastid and many more.
You can also add in Nu-Mark's own label – Hot Plate Records, which has released a hoard of production collaborations, including his sought after Run For Cover LP in 2021 featuring Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band, Full Crate, Jungle Fire, The Traffic and more. Nu brought along Pharcyde’s Slimkid3 under the
faction TRDMRK on two albums featuring Del the Funky Homosapien, Diamond D, Darondo, Guilty Simpson, and Murs which shot to number one on the CMJ charts.
Nu-Mark's ongoing “Zodiac Tracks” is further testament to the fact that music is a life blood for this man. With his unwavering adoration of vinyl, the renowned collector pays homage
to pivotal artists by mixing them seamlessly in their respective astrological sign in live Birthday tribute videos. The project has been so successful that, after reaching millions of views, Nu- Mark teamed up with Method Man (Wu-Tang Clan) for an exclusive song to honor all the astrological signs in a song called “Zodiac Killah”.
Nu has a keen eye for musical evolution. Known for his trademark ability to conjure up sounds from the most bizarre of items, including a collection of children’s toys, late night talk show host and producer James Corden enlisted Nu-Mark to take on the role of in-house DJ for the hit TV show –
Drop The Mic.
To date, Nu-Mark has been featured in the critically acclaimed documentaries / motion pictures; Scratch, KeepinTime, Where We’re From, Coachella: The Movie, Rock the Bells, Popstar and MacGrubber. Nu-Mark created original beats and co-scored Tom & Jerry (2021), Battle Of The Year starring Chris Brown and Ride Along 1& 2 staring Ice Cube and Kevin Hart.
Whether it’s behind the decks or a mixing desk, on the silver screen or the TV; Nu-Mark continues to raise the bar with his collaborations and a list of upcoming sample packs. This diverse artist is gearing up to remind us why he is a musical pioneer (in case anyone could forget)!