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Mix Masta Mullet (Filthy Mitts) - Sun Machine (A David Bowie Mixtape)

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Lil Mo's Big UltimateDogfishBurger Birthday Party

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RJD2 - Ghostwriter

An Ode to the Classic / Reworked with a Latin Swing. 

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Eric B & Rakim - Don't Sweat The Technique (Altered Tapes Rework)

Exclusive download link via Spinforth's Celebratory Centenary Scour #100 over at: ghettofunk.co.uk/category/scour

Yes, The Scour has hit its first century already. Thanks to Spinforth and the crew for showing The Allergies and DJ Moneyshot love on the blog since it began. Here's to another oner!

Fat Harry's blurb "All-star funky legends The Allergies generously take the time to whip out a wild cat for their Scour 100 entry. This cat isn’t just wild, it’s livid! My clothes are shredded after it chased me through town. If it wasn’t for the checkout lady asking it if it had ‘a Clubcard or no?’ my liver would have been clawed out right there on Tescos floor. They can smell fear apparently (Tescos checkout ladies and cats), although in this case it might be that my underwear was made of albino jaguar whiskers. Smell the fear, taste the funk!"

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THE ORIGINAL OLD SCHOOL FUNK & SOUL CHILL MIX - SUMMER 2014

Featurecast remix of Easy Ain't Nothin. Out soon on Jalapeno Records 

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Easy Ain't Nothin (Featurecast Remix)

(Intro) Heard It Through The Grapevine - Gladys Knight & The Pips Do You Love Me - The Contours Superstition - Stevie Wonder Let’s Get It On - Marvin Gaye My Girl - The Temptations Ain’t No Mountain High Enough - Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell I Want You Back - The Jackson 5 What Becomes of the Brokenhearted - Jimmy Ruffin Money (That’s What I Want) - Barrett Strong Please Mr. Postman - The Marvelettes My Guy - Mary Wells Baby Love - The Supremes Comodores - Easy You Really Got a Hold On Me - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles Reach Out (I’ll Be There)” — The Four Tops Shotgun - Jr. Walker & The All Stars Leavin' Here - Eddie Holland Shop Around - Miracles Nowhere To Run - Martha & The Vandellas War - Edwin Starr This Old Heart of Mine (Is Weak For You) - Isley Brothers All Night Long - Lionel Richie

Motown Mix

Inspired by the 10 year anniversary of my original Yardcore mix, the second iteration takes the ethos of the original and updates it for 2014. As with the original I've tried to unite a mix of genres, this time from 90/180 to 110/220 BPM

Big respect to all the artists for their production, vocals and energy. All these tunes are out there for you to find and support - No exclusives!

Tracklist:
Going Gets Rough (7ft Sound System Remix) - Cutty Ranks and Cocoa Tea
Rude Boy Talk (Toddla T and Mele Remix) - Tenor Fly
Exodub - Lo End Dub
Fucked Off And Died - Resinate
The Glock (Hoyeste Hold Riddim) (Lord Lyta Remix) - Lil Vicious
Dutty Wine - JSTJR and Choppa Dunks
Marka (Riot Zouk Bass Remix) - Dub Phizix
100 Stab - Kambo Don
Commodore - Otako
Bloodclart Selecta - Left Lucas
Music Addict (Simply Dread Jungletek Remix) - Solo Banton
Lurk Like a Champion (Tens Bootleg) - Lurka vs Buju Banton
Dub Murderer (Stazma The Junglechrist Remix) - Bong Ra
Cityboy - Alo Wala ft Jahdan Blakkamoore
Bristol Inna Di Dance - Osh Kosh and Neo Trix
Dangerouuus (Amen Riddled Rinseout) - Algorithmic
Biddlely Dong Skeng - General Waste
Mi Hype - Leftside
International (Skrillex Remix) (Neki Stranac Refix) - Chase and Status
Its Call The Street - Nanaka
Taxi Fare (Baddest Riddim Bootleg) - Mr Vegas and Lexus
We Get Ruff - Dj Vocoda and Dr Um
Cuts From A Thousand Dubs - Gore Tech
Bubble Riddim - Stereotyp
From Yuh Born - Rawpa Crawpa ft Frenchtouch
Gunshot - Stazma
Kiken Drug - Masayoshi Iimori
This Is Why Im Hot (Aglory Remix) - Die Antwoord
Indifference - Fiend
Dagga Galz - Jefflocks
Baking Life - Macheeen Boi
Pon Di Cocky (Djemba Djemba Emotional 4am Vine Twerk Edit) - Aidonia
Bam Bam Badboy - The Sickless
Doomsday Dancehall - King Cannibal
For The Grace - Maga Bo and Process Rebel ft Teba Shumba
Raggawhore - Xeroderman
Shot Fi Kill - Riffz
Paranoiaks Amazonas Squad Invasion - Klitorix
Babylon Wavetables - Disrupt

Yardcore II

http://fortknox.bandcamp.com/album/radio-free-dc

Radio Free DC is the highly anticipated debut album from Washington DC’s funk and breaks masters, the Fort Knox Five. With an arsenal of floor rocking singles and remixes since 2003, the Fort Knox Five have the midas touch for producing heavy hitting records. For their new album, they have pulled out all the stops to deliver a record that takes the critically acclaimed ‘Fort Knox Sound’ to the next level. 

On their latest release, the Fort Knox Five take things back to their roots and keep the vibe centered around the city they love, Washington DC. As the home of many pioneering artists like Marvin Gaye, Chuck Brown and Fugazi, the Fort Knox Five draw upon their city’s rich musical heritage of funk, soul, punk and hip-hop for their inspiration. To help them realize their vision, the Fort Knox Five invited their closest friends from around the Nation’s Cap to help them create a record that captures DC’s musical diversity. 

Radio Free DC opens with a straight up old school party jam, ‘Insight,’ featuring Asheru, from the underground hip-hop group the Unspoken Heard. Asheru’s intelligent rhymes set the tone for the record “… music with a meaning, party with a purpose, being smart with the art makes the average folk nervous…” Long time co-conspirator, Mustafa Akbar, then takes centerstage on the album’s powerful, unifying anthem, ‘Funk 4 Peace.’ Showcasing their indie rock roots with a heavy dose of Funk and Soul, the Fort Knox Five enlist Ian Svenonius (from DC Hardcore’s Nation of Ulysses and The Make Up) to proclaim step-by-step instructions on ‘How to Start a Band’. Venturing deep into the heart of DC’s Jamaican Underground, the Fort Knox Five collaborate with Rootz and Zeebo from See-I, as well as the unrivaled, mic-specialist, Sleepy Wonder to deliver three of the album’s ragga fueled future classics, ‘Killa Sound Boy,’ ‘The Wonder Strikes Again’ and ‘Not Gonna Take It’. 

With Radio Free DC, the Fort Knox Five unleash their new campaign to shake the foundations of the establishment with 12 songs that inspire, incite and unite our generation to Funk 4 Peace!



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Papa Was Stoned

** In celebration of us hitting #5 on the CMJ Hip Hop charts (& #15 on the RPM charts), FREE MUSIC! **

A 121bpm House flip of our Pharcyde "Runnin" remix. This was something we usually only played in our live sets, but enough of you asked about it so here's a download! Shades of classic Chicago House over all this one...

Thanks to all the DJs playing our reworks and remixes. Let's take it to the top... Just click the 'Follow to Download' link above for a 320kbps mp3! 

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Friday Feel Good Quick Mix ~ Studio 54 On The Dance Floor 70's Disco Mix

Peroration Six is taken from the new album 'Elaenia', out now on Pluto in the UK & Rest of World, Luaka Bop in N & S America, Inertia in Australia / NZ and Beatink in Japan.

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Peroration Six

Rinse FM Podcast - Artwork - 100% Prince Tribute - 22nd April 2016

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#OldSkool #Anthems #Soul #Urban #Mixtape #Hip Hop #NewJack  #Old Skool RnB #R&B Anthems #Pop #Soul Clap #Funk #R & B #Mixtape #Feel Good Music #FunkMaster #Take Me Back To That Old Skool #Jammin #rhythm #Old School #OldSchool #OldSkoolMix




R&B Anthems

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Tracklist:

Introductions
Ziggy Stardust
Moonage Daydream
Starman
The Man Who Sold the World 
Sound and Vision
Golden Years
Changes
*Snippet from Stella Street*
Young Americans
Oh! You Pretty Things
*Snippet from Adam & Joe*
Star
Suffragette City
*Snippet from Extras*
Rebel Rebel
Jean Genie
Modern Love
*Snippet from Blue Jam*
Let’s Dance
*Snippet from Labyrinth*
Magic Dance
*Snippet from Flight of the Conchords*
Space Oddity
Life on Mars? (Piano Cover)
Life on Mars?
Heroes (Live in Berlin, 2002)
Memory of a Free Festival


Some notes on the mix:

I was introduced to Bowie as a kid, thanks to my Dad playing and singing his music all the time at home. He absolutely loves Bowie and we both shed a tear the day he died! I’m really, really grateful to my Dad for instilling his music into me early on, because I doubt I would have quite such profound love for it without the early introduction.

The tracks in the mix are the tracks I know and love, and probably the ones most people are familiar with - mainly the ‘hits’, I guess. While working on the mix I started to delve further into the Bowie back catalogue and have found some absolute gems. I was tempted to include them and lean the mix more toward his unknown stuff but I wanted it to reflect my own personal Bowie experience up to now and wasn’t too fussed about appearing to have a vast knowledge of his work, because in reality I’ve only scratched the surface, so far. 

It wasn’t hard to choose the tracks I wanted to include, but working out how to present them as a mixtape took some thought. I haven’t spent as long at the ‘drawing board’ stage of a mix before. It was clearly going to be quite different from one of my party mixtapes - the pace had to be slower (you can’t cut off a Bowie track after a minute as they are too epic/well known and often tell stories which need to be played out), I couldn’t add beats/acapellas as it would be sacrilege and sound bad, I couldn’t do too much mixing as it just wouldn’t work with a lot of the music - and so I decided to approach it as a documentary-style mix, using speech samples from interviews to add some extra layers and help bridge some of the tracks which changed style or tempo too dramatically to blend or drop. I also wanted to try and get some humour in somewhere, and luckily found a lot of gold from people imitating Bowie in different shows. 

I knew I had to put a turntablist/hip hop kind of stamp on this somehow, to reflect my DJ style and personlise the mixtape. I worked turntablism in by making a cut and paste intro and throwing in the odd scratch when dropping samples. Generally the whole thing was treated quite delicately so as to honour the memory of the freaky old bastard as best I could.

So yeah, that’s how it turned out! 

Enjoy :)

Sun Machine (A David Bowie Mixtape) 

The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe - Read by Christopher Walken

 WARNING - THIS WILL DESTROY DANCE FLOORS!

SMOOVE - DRUMS OF DEATH

this is a mixx chocked full of good music 70s 80s 90s soul funk r&b music that will take you back Enjoy feel free to leave a comment 