Mashup Remixes

Jessie Ware X Donna Summer - Hurts Just To Adore You Serato Stems Mashup

Doja Cat X Bad Bunny - Say So MIA Serato Stems Mashup

Alok x Crystal Waters x The Neptunes - Deep Down Frontin’ Gypsy Woman

Notorious BIG x Timbaland x Kanye West x Lauryn Hill - Juicy Flute Doo Wop Instrumental Loop

Feel good mashup between two big time dance music artists

The Blessed Madonna X Dua Lipa - Different Shades Of One Kiss

Chill uptempo mashup of a Q-Tip classic with a Snakehips/Earthgang beat

Snakehips, EarthGang x Q-Tip - Run It Up Vivrantly Mashup

Dennis Quin x A Tribe Called Quest - House Is Electric Relaxation Stems Mashup

A fun, sublime, 4-deck Serato stems mashup

MF DOOM x Notorious BIG/Mtume x Timmy Thomas/Drake x Kelis - Juicy Milkshake Hotline Coffin Nails

Funksoul x Ice Spice - In Ha Closer Mood Mashup (Clean)

Just a random idea that popped into my head as I was going through my dj library!

Rochelle Jordan x Bell Biv Devoe - Dancing Elephants x Poison (djhenryeau mashup CUT TO CHASE EDIT)

Downtempo, chill mashup I made for DJ purposes of a classic 80s dance track with an FKJ (French Kiwi Juice) production.

"I Wanna Dance With Somebody Lying Together"

FKJ x Whitney Houston - I Wanna Dance With Somebody Lying Together (Henry Eau Downtempo Mash)

Mashup remix of FKJ's "Joy" and Destiny Child's "Lose My Breath" Acapella

FKJ x Destiny's Child - Joy Lose My Breath (Henry Eau Chillout Mashup Remix)

Mashup remix of Cassie’s Me and U and Akhti - “I Like To Boogie”

Cassie x Akhti - I Like To Boogie With Me And You

Establishing a presence on the East End of Long Island DJing events and private parties, Henry Eau, or as others my know him, DJ Oh Henry, began revisiting his musical upbringing on piano by delving into electronic music production and beat making. 
 
His first project, a collaborative undertaking with the identity behind what is now Lost Grooves 
created The Analog ∿ in 2018, releasing Lush Sonic Adventures. While the two collaborators are now working on solo projects, they still collaborate musically from time to time, such as on, The Last Encore. The two are still known to have drinks together. 
 
Although he says his writing process does not begin with the intentional incorporation of the physical environment around him, as a native to the East End of Long Island, Henry Eau’s sound seems to reflect the natural landscape that surround him, without much thought. 
 
While his use of electronic instrumentation may seem like a strange way to paint the largely undeveloped area with, the juxtaposed choices are tastefully chosen and also reflect the changing lenses through which the area is perceived by both locals and urban visitors. 
 
Henry Eau’s sound is a culmination and representation of both the natural world and the ever changing landscape of modernity.