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Dusty Donuts presents
NEEDLE DROPS
Volume Five

Our monthly DJ streaming show, where four selected world-class DJs telling a story in their own way, just through the selection of seven 45s in the mix, live on Twitch & FB

For the fifth episode of NEEDLE DROPS on Friday the 11th of June, we'll witness  LA's original Beat Junkie Rhettmatic & London's funky technician DJ Matman meet Dusty Donuts’ Marc Hype & Robert Smith from Berlin.

The theme on this episode is :
“In 7 records around the world“

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NEEDLE DROPS Volume Five feat. Rhettmatic & DJ Matman

Dusty Donuts presents
NEEDLE DROPS
Volume Twelve

Four world-class DJs telling a story in their own way, just through the selection of seven 45s in the mix, live on Twitch & FB Live.

Get ready for episode eleven of NEEDLE DROPS on Sunday the 24th of April, when London's original Skratch Pervert DJ PRIME CUTS and Human Head NYC's STICKY DOJAH meet Dusty Donuts’ MARC HYPE & DJ ROBERT SMITH from Berlin.

The theme of this episode is :
“Cut’n’Paste - Dawn of the Megamix“

Sunday 24th of April 2022

NEEDLE DROPS Volume Twelve feat. DJ Prime Cuts, Sticky Dojah, Marc Hype & DJ Robert Smith

All live 45 Day Mix 2023 #45day #fortyfiveday

45 Day 2023

45 Day Mix 2023 #45day #fortyfiveday

The very first mix by Marc Hype & Jim Dunloop from 2004, released on a very limited bundle with a CD, Stickers and Buttons. 
First time digital release after 20 years, free download!

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SUPERVISION 1

Marc Hype & Jim Dunloop - SUPERVISION 2004

https://soundcloud.com/cosmobaker came through Eavesdrop Radio to help @recordbreakin & @lildave celebrate 10 YEARS of rockin' the airwaves with the finest soul, jazz, funk, hip hop and beats.

Cosmo's computer was on the fritz, so he brought two huge bags of records with him and threw down in our studio like the pro that he is.

He was even kind enough to send over a tracklist for all you trainspotters & diggers:
Bernard Herrmann - “Diary Of A Taxi Driver”
Beethoven - “The Funky Devastate Pt. 2 (DJ Format Remix)
DJ Spinna - “Dillagence feat. Phonte”
Slimkid 3 & DJ Nu-Mark - “Bom Bom Fiya”
Blue Boy - “Remember Me (Jim Sharp Edit)”
Jan Hammer Group - “Don’t You Know”
Surprise - “Sweet Love”
Bobby Franklin’s Insanity - “Bring It On Down To Me”
Big Daddy Kane - “Extra Raw (Monk One BDK Vs Greedy G Edit)”
B.Cause - “In The Sea”
James Brown - “Funky Drummer (Jorun Bombay Make Me Sweat Edit)”
Freqnik & WDRE - “Pass The Peas”
Take 6 - “Spread More Love (DJ Shepdog’s 45 King Re-Touch)”
Unknown Artist - “Rigor Mortis”
Sunlight Square - “I Believe In Miracles”
The Jackson 5 - “Dancing Machine (Big Trudy’s DOmecracker Dub)”
Sandra Richardson - “I Feel A Song (In My Heart)”
Jesse Anderson - “Swing Too High”
Rimshot - “Dance Girl”
Maggie Threatt - “Soupy”
King Coleman - “The Boo Boo Song”
The Diplomats - “I Can Give You Love”
Dee Edwards - “Why Can’t There Be Love”
Orgone - “Funky Nassau” 
Orchestre Du Bawobab - “Kelen Ati Len”
Gwen McCrae - “90% Of Me Is You”

Check out Cosmo's blog here >> http://cosmobaker.com/2015/03/all-45s-live-mix-from-eavesdrop-radio

Cheers to 10 more years of Eavesdrop!
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Cosmo Baker ALL 45s Mix | Eavesdrop Radio 02/27/15

Turntablist Extraordinaire @dj-yoda-uk graced the Rabbit Hole's 'FUNKINGHAM PALACE' - performing a bespoke 'GET DOWN  DJ SET' filled with Funk / Hip-Hop and lots of samples!

"Here's a live recording of my set at Glastonbury 2017, keeping it pretty tightly themed to The Get Down - i.e. early 1980s NYC block party music! This was great fun - loved sticking to the theme, and by 20 minutes in it felt more like we were in the Bronx in 1984 by than a tent in a field in Somerset! Excuse some of the dodgy mixing moments, this was all live! Enjoy, and wear full adidas tracksuit to appreciate entirely  :) "

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DJ YODA (THE GET DOWN DJ SET)- Live from The Rabbit Hole's 'Funkingham Palace' - June 2017

Starting off as a 35 minute competition entry for the 2017 Shindig festival, I decided to extend the mix with some of the toughest, baddest F. U. N. K. breaks in my collection, resulting in a worthy follow up to the 'Raw Elements (Part One)' tape I dropped earlier this year.

Part Two is a tribute to all the current day DJs and acts that have inspired me over the past two decades; people like Boca 45, Smoove, Jorun Bombay, Jim Sharp, DJ Format, Nick Bike, Southpaw Chop, Marc Hype, Paul Nice, Phil Most Chill, Freqnik & WDRE, Soopasoul (and of course the pioneers before them).

Nothing overly technical going on here, just an hour and a bit of booming funk, neck-snapping beats and b-boy breaks.

Please download and share: https://tinyurl.com/y73qk67a

Tracklist follows:

01 - Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth – T.R.O.Y. (Jim Sharp Edit) (Sip The Juice)
02 - Jorun Bombay - Joruns Way (Dead-Beats Ent)
03 - Marc Hype & Naughty NMX - Funky Thang (Dusty Donuts)
04 - Roxanne Shanté – Have A Nice Day (Breakout)
05 - The Fabreeze Brothers - Fashion Plate (Sure Shot!)
06 - Aretha Franklin – Rock Steady (DJ Soopasoul Edit) (Soopastole)
07 - Southpaw Chop feat. DJ Koco – Funky Soul Brother (Southpaw Chop)
08 - Nick Bike - Take The Weight (Chosen Spokes)
09 - Boogie Down Productions - Jack Of Spades (Jive)
10 - James Brown - Hyped Up Ants (Naughty NMX Rerub) (Dusty Donuts)
11 - The Fatback Band – (Are You Ready) Do The Bus Stop (Polydoor)
12 - Jimmy "Bo" Horne   - Dance Across The Floor (DJ Soopasoul Edit) (Soopastole)
13 - Esther Williams - Last Night Changed It All (Jazzman)
14 - The Organization - Smokey Feeling (Wirl)
15 - Jungle Fire – Comencemos (Colemine)
16 - The Brady Bunch - Drummer Man (Sam Redmore Re-Edit) (Unreleased)
17 - Freqnik & WDRE - Favela B-Boy Funk (Boro)
18 - SoopaSoul – It's Just Begun (Part 2) (Jalapeno)
19 - Chris Read & Phill Most Chill – Rap Tradition (Breakin' Bread)
20 - Speedometer – Again & Again (DJ Format Mix) (Freestyle)
21 - The Whiskey Barons - La Lupita (Bosq's Whiskey Barons Rework) (Unreleased)
22 - The Broken Keys - The Witch (The Bamboos Version) (Tru Thoughts)
23 - Idris Muhammad – Super Bad (BGP)
24 - Roy Ayers - Aragon (Polydor)
25 - The PC's Ltd - Fast Man (Funk45)
26 - Random Heroes - Roll Call (Jack To Phono)
27 - Soopasoul – Hot & Cold (Jalapeno) 
28 - Eastside Connection – Frisco Disco (HS Edit) (Unreleased)
29 - Herman Kelly & Life - Dance To The Drummers Beat (Original 12" Mix) (Simply Vinyl)

Raw Elements (Part Two) (2017)

Whilst having a hard drive clearout I found a bunch of my early mixes that I hadn't listened to in a long time. Some have stood the test of time pretty well, others - not so much :)

This first one was based on a mix I originally recorded in 2002 for a 'Bedroom DJ' competition, then re-recorded in 2004 to tidy up a few bits I was unhappy with (when I moved to Exeter and was using this on CD to get gigs). It's the mixtape that started it all for me :)

"The Payback Mix (Pt. 1)" is still one of my favourites - an hour of non-stop heavy hip hop, ragga, and classic beats and breaks on an early Ninja Tune tip. I couldn't scratch for shit back then, but the mixing is tight. This is from back in the days when I used a portable minidisc player alongside my 1210's to drop samples(!)

More (recent) stuff is on the way. Please download and share.

https://tinyurl.com/ydhqvr7e

Tracklist follows:

01.	Main Source - Fakin' The Funk (Wild Pitch)
02.	East Side Hoods - Mother Fuckin' Remix (East Harlem)
03.	Kenny Dope - Don Da Da (Gangsta Mix) (Atlantic)
04.	Selectah - Wede Man (Hoody Mix) (Hoody Records)
05.	Black Sheep - The Choice Is Yours (Mercury)
06.	DJ Shadow - Number Song (Cut Chemist Mix) (Mo Wax)
07.	Cash $ & Marvellous - Mighty Hard Rocker (Sleeping Bag)
08.	Ugly Duckling - Eye On The Gold Chain (XL)
09.	Quantic - Fresh Rhythm (Breakin' Bread)
10.	DJ Format - B-Boy Code (Genuine)
11.	Boca 45 - Steady Rocking (Illicit)
12.	Kwanza Posse - Wicked Funk (Fat City)
13.	Kenny Dope - Can U Handle It? (BBE)
14.	The Herbaliser - Get Up 4 The Get Downs (Ninja Tune)
15.	Up, Bustle & Out - The Educators (Phd Mix) (Ninja Tune)
16.	DJ Toolz - Rusty Goes Gaga (Ninja Tune)
17.	Zum - Take Ya Time (Rinky Dink)
18.	Pablo - Roll Call (Fenetik Music)
19.	Quantic - Life In The Rain (Tru Thought)

The Payback Mix (Part One)

The Payback Mix (Part One) (2004)

Cheeba & Snafu (Live on 4 decks) - High Speed Dubbing

Turntablism: The art of manipulating the sounds on records to create new music.

In the early 90s Hip Hop DJs often found themselves taking a back seat while rappers had the spotlight, but behind the scenes they continued to push the boundaries. By the mid-90s scratching and beat juggling had been taken to a whole new level, enabling turntablist DJs to take centre stage - because what they were doing was completely mind blowing! The world DMC and ITF championships helped to give turntablism a global platform, so for any up and coming DJ learning to scratch, it was an inspirational time. During that period you could argue turntablism redefined the element of DJing as the corner stone of Hip Hop culture. Around 2002 digital DJ equipment like Traktor and Serato became very popular, and nowadays you rarely see turntablists rocking DJ battle sets on a pair of decks with real records. Thats not to say they can’t tear shit up, it’s just the equipment is different. In terms of the golden era of turntablism though, this mix represents where it’s at. Hope you enjoy. Peace.

TRACKLIST:

The Herbaliser / Ollie Teeba - Scratchy Noise. (1995) Album: Flexistentialism
DJ Revolution - Untitled. (1999) Album: Scratch Masters VA compilation
DJ Z-Trip - Rythmic Metaphor. (1997) 12” Single: Side A
Jazzy Jeff - A Touch of Jazz. (1987) 12” Single: Side A / Extended Retouch
A-Trak - All Hail to My Hands. (2000) Album: The Allies / D-Day
Dr Octagon - Bear Witness. Feat. DJ Q-Bert. (1996) Album: Dr Octagonecologyst
Peanut Butter Wolf - They Don’t Fall Down. Feat. Beat Junkies DJ Babu & J Rocc (1997)
DJ Craze - Freedom of Speech (2000) Album: The Allies / D-Day
X-ecutioners - The Countdown. (1997) Album: X-pressions
DJ Craze - Nothing. (2000) Album: The Nexxsound
D-Styles - John Wayne on Acid. (2002) Album: Phantazmagorea
X-ecutioners - Poetry in Motion. (1997) Album: Xpressions
Mr Dibbs - Live at Ultimate Beats & Breaks 2. (2000) Album: Primitive Tracks
DJ Q-Bert - Cosmic Assassins. (1998) Album: Wavetwisters
The Herbaliser / Ollie Teeba - Wall Crawling Insect Breaks. (1998) Album: Very Mercenary
Cut Chemist - Lesson 6, The Lecture. (1998) Album: Jurassic 5
Scratch Perverts - Daily Intake. (2000) Album: Unsung Heroes / Unleashed

Golden Era Turntablism

Marc Hype began his DJ career, inspired by the late great Jam Master Jay, in 1988 and went through the several decades of hip hop with countless releases, tours and competitions like the ITF championships, which he won twice in 98 & 99. During this time he collaborated and recorded with artists like the Juice Crew legend Masta Ace, Souls Of Mischief, DJ Z-Trip, Killa Kela & Mr. Lif. Over the years his record collection and his musical mind  expanded and led him to all kinds of funky music. His selection on the decks as on production is freestyle, always with a unique groove, no matter the genre.

Jim Dunloop began to train as a classical piano player at the age of four. At his minor age he was analyzing the compositions of Gershwin and Bruback, leading to a keen interest in jazz music. He quickly developed his knowledge of the creative works of many great jazz/funk pianists such as Herbie Hancock , Bob James , Chick Corea and Adam Makiewicz.

In the year 2004 they both met in Berlin for the first time and quickly began to collaborate on shows and production. Their first vinyl releases on the infamous Milk Crate label, "The Antique Anthem", "Bombay Raw" & "Finale 74", were very successful in the worldwide dj-circuit, followed by a cover version of Babe Ruth's "The Mexican" in 2006, which was dubbed by UK's Jazzman Gerald as "the" version to have. On the remix tip they build a strong reputation with works for artists like All Good Funk Alliance, Deela or Kid Gusto.Their past tour schedule proved their ability to rock internationaly with stops allover europe as in NYC, Japan, Hong Kong, Russia, United Arabian Emirates, Israel & Australia.

The live performance of Marc Hype & Jim Dunloop is best defined as a mix of DJing, Turntablism and the highest of piano art. Together they gain 50 years of musical experience!

The Album

"Stamp Out Reality" is the musical manifest of Marc Hype & Jim Dunloop. A diverse mix of different styles which reflects their unique live concept. On the one hand you have classic hip hop joints like "Predominant" ft. the magnificent Mr. Lif or "Oh Really" ft. Queen's own Mr. Complex, on the other you might listening to Miami's Old School Funk legend Blowfly on "The Pussy Song", cuban diva Malena Perez from NYC on the latin influenced "Rare Occasion, heavy break stompers like "Wah Wah Wah"" or a funk cover version of the 80s electro classic "Al Naafiysh (The Soul)". The concept of the album is to display the diversity of the two maestros, coming from different backrounds, met inside the hip hop culture and travelleling through the paths of 21st century funk.


Marc Hype & Jim Dunloop - SUPERVISION 2004

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