EVACUATE! Killa' Klownz from Outta' Space/Inna' Space was originally recorded on cassette in early 1996, and transferred to digital in 2013. Part of a series of mixes that included "Picnic In The Sky" - "Terror Tantrum" & "Armageddon House", Killa' Klownz from Outta' Space (Side A) features an analgamation of energetic genres: Electro, Acid, Techno, Deep House and more, all with a geeky freaky funky wacky space vibe. Killa' Klownz From Inna' Space (Side B) even with its hearty serving of Techno and Acid serves an even more eclectic, deeper, even ambient reserve... introspective and atmospheric.

EVACUATE - Killa' Klownz from Inna' Space (Continuous MP3)

Summer Haze was originally recorded to cassette in the sweltering mid-summer heat of 1998, designed for a lazy hazy day at the beach, and finally transferred to digital in 2013. Yet another random mix spanning a wide range of time, and featuring pretty much everything BUT what was considered "relevant" to the "fashionable" post rave scene that year, Summer Haze travels an array of Deep House, Ambient, Funk, Hip-Hop - all of which came to be classics - deliberately spun at a lower BPM to help beat the heat. Even still, this mix provides plenty of its own steam, not to mention plenty of summertime references. Side A focuses mostly on House, while Side B revisits the 80's. (This version was edited over and over to camouflage "Hot Thing", I assumed for Prince's Copyright Preferences, only to eventually discover it was actually the intro, La Tour's "Blue" that was keeping this mix blocked the whole time - he he.)

Summer Haze - Side A (Continuous MP3) - Edited for SoundCloud

Continuum was originally recorded to cassette in 1997, and transferred to digital in 2013. Both Side A and Side B start with new Deep House from that time, but in a tribute to the original DJ Flash style, give way to True School (Hip-Hop) Breaks.

Continuum - Side A (Continuous MP3)

Continuum was originally recorded to cassette in 1997, and transferred to digital in 2013. Both Side A and Side B start with new Deep House from that time, but in a tribute to the original DJ Flash style, gives way to True School (Hip-Hop) Breaks.

Continuum - Side B (Continuous MP3)

Phu-Jaz was originally recorded to Cassette Tape in 1999, and transferred to digital in 2013. Phu-Jaz (think: "Phuture Jazz") features mostly new Deep House from that time mixed with a wide range of Underground 80's genres, emphasizing Jazz Elements, and all framed in its own "Acid" appeal.

Phu-Jaz - Side A (Continuous MP3)

Another dj Chewy Mix featuring his eclectic side, Downtempo from Rare Grooves to World Beat, with nods to Vintage R&B, Bossa Nova & Boogaloo Classics & Obscurities,

DJ Chewy - Deja Vous (Continuous MP3)

Minneapolis Genius

AS ALWAYS THIS WAS MIXED THE OLD FASHIONED WAY - WITH TURNTABLES & VINYL!!!

Excerpt 2 from Space Grits/Deep Dark Funk - FULL VERSION AVAILABLE ON THIS PROFILE!!!

All I can say is, at time when I seemed to be releasing so many mixes of various tangents, (styles and time periods) I was itching to make a straight up HOUSE mix with more up to date tracks. In typical form what was intended to be one CD turned into two. The first with darker tracks, the second with a spacier vibe, both with deep elements.

Space Grits - Deep Dark Funk (Continuous Excerpt - 2)

Recorded in 2002, What You Left Behind is another "Post Break-Up" set (this time for good) , featuring a wide range of uplifting Classics and Deep House (including tracks by Blue Soul) narrating the intellectual struggle and reaffirmation of self worth after a tumultuous relationship.

What You Left Behind - 1 (Continuous MP3)

Motion Thickness was recorded live on cassette on Danforth Street in 1997 while hanging out with Sketchy "Tracy Goes to New York" Spiller. We listened to this tape over and over again until the late the next morning. "Phat" beats kept churning, slowing down and speeding up like a Tilt-A-Wirl (for some strange reason); so, we named it Motion Thickness.

Space Grits - Deep Dark Funk (Continuous Excerpt - 2)

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