I made a short mix for Toddla T's show on the BBC (Thanks T!) and this is the not so clean version. More mixes coming but thanks so much for all y'all's love and encouragement :)

Here's the track list, please look up all these artists and producers, they need your love ;)
The Bitches Reply - DJ Jimi
Hot Potato Style - Nicky Da B / Prod. by Dizz Da Kidd
Then I Got High Bounce Mix - Afroman / Prod. by J Dawg
Beat It Out The Frame - Sissy Nobby
Ready Or Not Dougie Bounce Mix  - Prod. by Showboy CJ
6th Ward Dumaine - Crowd Move Crystal / Prod. by Showboy CJ
Rolling In The Deep Bounce Mix - Adele / Prod. by J Dawg for DJ Chicken
Iberville - Messy Mya /  Prod. by Showboy CJ
Express Yourself - Nicky Da B / Prod. by Diplo
I Am A Sissy - Sissy Nobby
Where Da Melph At - Katey Red / Prod. by Showboy CJ

BBC/Toddla T Mix - Rusty Lazer’s New Orleans Bounce Mix

PAGAN POETRY - BJÖRK (Rusty Lazer New Orleans Bounce Mix)

A review from Duane at Other Music in NYC:

“All of your fave mainstream Southern rappers came out of the regional New Orleans "Bounce" scene. Lil Wayne, Juvenile, Ying Yang Twins and even Beyonce all have strong ties to this music and its insistent, booty-rumbling rhythms have been borrowed for many hits over the years. "Get Me Bodied," "Back That Azz Up," and "Get Low" are just a few examples, but there are plenty more. The most interesting thing about this music is, like Brazilian funk carioca, much of it is never pressed on vinyl or even "released." Instead it's passed hand-to-hand through cassettes and CD-Rs, so most of the best music rarely leaves the region. What's also amazing about the music is the strong gay presence; "Sissy" MCs like Big Freedia and Sissy Nobby are some of the biggest names in the genre -- an anomaly in any hip-hop oriented scene. An Other Music exclusive, New Orleans DJ Rusty Lazer's Autumn in New York is a sweaty, 30-minute, mega-mix crash course in the hard and nasty sound of the 'Nolia. This one ain't for the prudes, but it's some of the most infectious dance music you'll ever hear if you're not familiar. Any fan of B'more breaks, Brazilian booty bass...or hell, bass in general should get on this with the quickness!”

New Orleans Bounce Mix - “Autumn in New York”

So many of me and my boo's friends love this song and I wanted a version I could play earlier in my set.

Without You (Rusty Lazer Remix) - Spooky Black / Corbin

Let's Live - Aaron Neville (Rusty Lazer Remix)

A mashup of "Gotta Be" by Isenberg and "Bounce for the Juvenile" by Juvenile

Gotta Be For The Juvenile (Rusty Lazer - Juvenile/Isenberg Mashup)

Bluebeard Bounce - Cocteau Twins (Rusty Lazer New Orleans Bounce Remix)

HIP HOP - Dead Prez (Rusty Lazer Chopped and Screwed Remix)

Bey Harsher - Bey "Blow" / Boy Harsher "Pain" (Rusty Lazer Mashup)

I Be Strokin’ - Nicky Da B (Rusty Lazer Reggaeton Bounce Remix)

Fat Bottom Girls - Rusty Lazer

          Azz Everywhere / Live at the Grand Hotel / Gin In My System - Big Freedia

          Fuck Katey Red (Skit) / Melpomene Block Party (Punk Under Pressure) / Work On Da Wall - Katey Red

          Spinnin' Top / Da Letter / Get Out My Face - Sissy Nobby

          Shake Ya Bone Loose / Roll Call (Chopped & Screwed) - Vockah Redu

          Big Freddie Kay Ready - Big Freedia & Katey Red

New Orleans Bounce Sweetheart's Mix

A field recording from the Cao Dai Holy See in Tay Ninh, Vietnam. January 6, 2015

Cao Dai Holy See - Vietnam Field Recording

Rusty Lazer is a DJ, producer and manager from New Orleans, Louisiana. He’s been a drummer for most of his life and switched to DJ’ing after hurricane Katrina ended all 5 of the bands he played with. In his time since 2005 he’s toured the world playing with and managing artists from New Orleans like Big Freedia, Nicky da B and Katey Red, among others. His musical style is highly improvisational and focuses on live remixes and mashups of songs from multiple genres, decades and styles, with a focus on New Orleans music and global electronic music.

Rusty Lazer

Pinned to spotlight

Popular tracks