Why?

Because (French Filtered Mix)

Tell Me Why (Indie Funk Mix)

Just Because (Deep Electro Funk)

Let's Not Go to War (Electro House Mix)

Tempo: 122 BPM, Key: B Minor (10A)
upbeat, motivating, optimistic, positive, uplifting, bright, energetic, feel good, happy, confident, exciting, groovy, celebratory, driving, playful, powerful, youthful, party, determined, fun

Don't Let the Door (Ass Kickin' House Mix)

116 BPM, Key: E Minor (9A)
upbeat, motivating, optimistic, positive, uplifting, bright, feel good, happy, energetic, confident, playful, celebratory, fun, exciting, groovy, driving, cheerful, party, youthful, powerful

Kick You Out (Door Swinging Mix)

117 BPM: A Minor (8A)
upbeat, optimistic, positive, feel good, bright, motivating, happy, uplifting, groovy, playful, hopeful, relaxed, light, sunny, sexy, joy, easy, lifestyle, passionate, summer

It’s Gonna Get Better (Chicago Jazz Cut)

122 BPM, A Minor (8A)
upbeat, optimistic, positive, motivating, bright, uplifting, feel good, happy, playful, celebratory, cheerful, fun, groovy, confident, hopeful, joy, sunny, gladness, youthful, sexy

It’s Gonna Get Better (Uplifting House Mix)

After years in the works, Toast and Jam is excited to bring you one of our favorite breaks producers... the one and only Kid Panel! His remix of Funky Feeling is exactly what we have come to expect from Kid Panel over the years. He filters in the original piano line to the first break while teasing the Funky Feeling vocal leading up to the drop, which is just downright dirty. The rest is total bass bin devastation. The Funky Feeling B side features Kid Panel's alter ego Lack Jemmon bringing you a ghetto funk reworking loaded with funk guitars, thick beats, and the original vocal for a bouncing mid-tempo romp. Two tracks worthy of a spin if we don't say so ourselves!

EvilBeat - Funky Feeling (Lack Jemmon Rmx)

StillMF began DJing in Santa Barbara in the mid-90s, blending his passion for house music with eclectic flavors of new wave, industrial, and West Coast hip-hop. Holding down residencies at prominent Santa Barbara venues such as Velvet Jones, Zelo, and Q's, he became a fixture of the vibrant SB nightlife, spinning across State Street and beyond. His musical journey took him north, where he rocked underground Dirty Delta and boat parties across Northern California, earning a reputation for infectious energy and powerful basslines.

After a creative hiatus (called marriage), StillMF has re-emerged in the Reno/Tahoe area with a refined sound rooted firmly in funky house music infused with deep grooves and irresistible rhythms. Drawing inspiration from his West Coast roots, StillMF now channels his distinctive blend of house, funk, and tech influences into vibrant sets designed to keep the dance floor alive.  Catch StillMF as he continues to evolve, creating unforgettable experiences that seamlessly merge classic vibes with cutting-edge sounds.

Let's Not Go to War (Electro House Mix)

StillMF

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