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Party-starting stompers from a crossover star.

Even if you've never met Adam Longman Parker, AKA Afriqua, you can get to know him pretty well through his music. His lyrics ("Would you house me in a house, would you house right in my mouth?" from "Dr. House"), track titles ("Wagwan Bhagwan?") and cover art exude a charmingly cheeky demeanour that makes his music personable. It helps that his latest records are absolute smashers–funk bombs with jacked beats and bouncy grooves.

Once ensconced in the minimal world, the Virginia-born artist gravitated towards Miami bass, Midwest house and zesty techno before the pandemic. Thankfully so: his recent discography combines Moodymann's slinky swagger with The Neptunes' killer sense of rhythm. Just like those legendary acts, Parker carries weight in both the underground and mainstream—he's released with Tomorrowland label CORE Records and DJ'd at Ibiza superclubs, while still appealing to more headsy crowds.

His career expansion hasn't cost him his principles, either. A champion of Black history and culture, the classically-trained pianist infuses overlooked Black musical traditions like psyfunk into his work. Coloured, his debut full-length, was a tribute to what he called the "Black musical tree."

"Genre is just temporary housing," the now Berlin-based producer noted in a recent Instagram post. That mentality informs his RA Podcast. From '90s-inspired house and luxurious harp melodies to some of his originals and even a "Satisfaction" remix, it's a celebration of unpretentious, feel-good music. Put simply, it slaps—hard.

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Freaky Break pt2

The Original & most iconic Club remix of Aaliah's Rock The Boat!

DJ Technics! Pioneer of Baltimore Club Music and all Club Music by changing the game in 1993 with the beat you hear in all club music today! His music is world wide, many of his songs sampled/remixed and has even produced music for the wire! Read more about DJ Technics below and check out his discography!

DJ Technics Discogs:
https://www.discogs.com/artist/9949-DJ-Technics

DJ Technics Dickrontrol Break (1993) *The Beat You Hear In Every Club Track is called the "Dickrontrol Break"*

DJ Technics Artists Bio:
https://www.nts.live/artists/13671-dj-technics

Instagram Page:
https://www.instagram.com/glenngrooves/

Interview With Vice:
https://video.vice.com/en_ca/video/dj-technics-dj-ayres-discuss-the-past-future-of-baltimore-club/55db794a1956df9a33a75811

DJ Technics - Rock The Boat (Original Baltimore Club Remix) #RipAaliyah

The original and full version of the very popular Don't Make Me Kill Baltimore Club Remix (2009)Produced by KW Griff. A Baltimore Club legend who had unique break chops and also produced other hits such as: 

Bring in The Katz (2012)
Pick Em Up (2009)
Whos In The House (1998)

KW Griff Full Discography:
https://www.discogs.com/artist/9948-KW-Griff

Follow him here:
https://soundcloud.com/kw-griff

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