Tribute mix with releases from Funky Flavor Music Record Label
With the 1st track that was released by Orlando's legendary DJ D-Xtreme, one of the founders of Funky Flavor Music. The rest of the tracks are a hand full of the last 30-40 tracks that were released in 2019/2020 randomly picked and mixed live . Hope everyone enjoys =)
Dj D-Xtreme – Give me all (Rogue Planet Remix)
DJ Breeze – A Night Alone 
Audiobotz _ Cray Z
Beni Hill vs David Salgado – Escape The Night
Aaron Underwood – Blade runner 2049
Inner Realms – Bombs Away
Breaks Mafia – Red Hot ( Omega’s 110 degree remix)
A Sekond – Cheese Cake
Colombo – Heart Player (JROK Remix)
JROK vs Renato Guirao – Cut N The Groove (feat Overfiend)
DJ Randy – Fluctuation
DJ Randy – Funky Beats
DJ Randy – Never Back Down
DJ Randy – Rock Da Beat
Dustin Dynasty Nelson – Shake Dat Monkey (Josh B Remix)
Konnformm – Beat For Me
Konnformm – Busy On Da Tempo
Omega – Pump & Swole
SeanGruv – Taking Flight (Nerve’s Emergency Landing Remix)
DJ Breeze – Take Me Away
Tooltime vs KGB – Brass
Underground Utopia – Break It Off
Konnformm – Ways Of The Underground

2020 Funky Flavor Music Tribute Mix  By DJ Joey Blanco

Meet Joey Delzingaro. A DJ whose story mirrors many a successful DJ’s, maybe even yours…

A child of the 80s, he begins DJing at 13 years old, drawn to the breakbeats and floor wars of the b-boy scene. He meets and is mentored by freestyle impresario Ziggy Gonzalez (producer of Coro’s #1 "Where Are You Tonight”), travels from NYC to Miami promoting for labels such as Micmac Records and Cutting Records, and eventually returns to Orlando where he establishes himself as a well-respected club DJ and concert promoter.

But there’s a little more to Joey’s story: Joey is almost totally deaf.

“I was introduced to the music scene in the early 90s,” says Joey. “But I always had trouble being in a crowd. I wasn’t very social because of my hearing. I couldn’t ask everyone to repeat themselves a hundred times just so I could understand them. So I basically withdrew and suffered in silence as I watched my friends succeed in the DJ industry.”

That all changed in 2016 when a friend asked Joey if he’d consider DJing for a party. “I was a little hesitant at first but I went ahead and played at the party and that reignited a flame that was once bright.”

They said I couldn’t DJ because I couldn’t hear.
But I wouldn’t listen.

Inspired anew, Joey bought two brand new turntables and a mixer and spent the next year and a half experimenting with a variety of digital setups before discovering Traktor.

“That was it for me. I learned to read waveforms while stomping my foot as a human metronome and to use amplified headphones to feel bass pressure. That allowed me to utilize what little hearing I have left to be able to mix.”

With the encouragement of childhood friend Derek Steplight aka DJ D-XTREME, Joey has since become a mainstay of the downtown Orlando club scene, regularly appearing as DJ Joey Blanco Peek Downtown while organizing his own shows once every other month.