This is my slow jam on a rainy or lonely night or day....uh uh uh

smooth

🎤 Collaborating with the iconic H.E.R, I’ve taken a leap into digital artistry (shoutout to Serato Sample) to blend her soulful vocals with my signature Crazyups bounce. 🎛️

🔥 Inspired by the timeless vibes of Mary J. Blige’s “What’s The 411” and “My Life”, this album is a tribute and a fresh take for our times. Get ready to relive that magic with “Me & H.E.R”. ✨

🙌 Your feedback has been incredible, and I can’t wait for everyone to experience this record.

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📢 Feel free to spread the word and tag away! It would be my dream to actually make a collaboration come to fruition. #MeAndHER #NewMusicFriday #CrazyupsBeats

12 Sometimes

Title track from the MASSIVE new project from ODELET!!

Pisces Pie

Here is my edit of one of my all time favorite records. Made an instrumental out of it. Thank you for the support. Update high quality mix now. You can buy original on link provided.

Ghetto Groove by George Benson (Hippie Torrales Edit )

Forever Mines

Forever with U (Vegas Remix)

Forever With U (Vegas Remix)

Mali Music-The Come Up-Betta

The Third Cup

Stream the entire new album by R&B/Soul legend Lenny Williams. "Still In The Game", in stores and online on July 31st 2012.

Watch the video to "Still" here: www.youtube.com/lennywilliamsvevo

02. This Is For The One That Got Away

To commemorate the passing of the great jazz trumpeter Donald Byrd today, I'd like to share my edit, originally released on the Editions Disco label, of one of my favorite songs of his - the jazz-funk and breakbeat classic "Think Twice".  Produced by the incomparable Mizell Brothers, it was sampled (and provided the basis) for three straight-up classic records: A Tribe Called Quest's "Footprints", Main Source's "Looking At The Front Door", and Armand Van Helden's house masterpiece "Flowers".

Byrd's records were a gateway for many of us who got into the nascent jazz-funk, rare groove and breakbeat scenes of the 1990s as DJs and collectors.  But his 1970s albums for Blue Note like Street Lady, Places & Spaces, as well as those of his protégés the Blackbyrds, were not just a rich trove of hip-hop samples for the eager beat-digger - they contained great songs that helped us to appreciate jazz as a popular art-form that was still engaged with contemporary soul, funk and R&B music, and encouraged investigating its infinite musical dimensions further.  He was, and is, tremendously important to my development as a DJ and lover of music.  We've lost a giant today.  RIP.

02. This Is For The One That Got Away

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