Step by Step - prod. by Adeer B

Do You (Slum Village) - prod. by Adeer B

Kord

Kanye Production Mix (Pt 1): Undeniable Genius

This is an archive of The Clean Up Hour. Tonight, we're taking it back to the summer of 2000, when Bill Clinton let us all have GPS in our cars, helping usher in the security state of today. Hip Hop continued to be in a bit of a funky place, still under the influence of No Limit's sound, and 90s mentalities, but with others wanting to bask in the new millennium's energy. I was 6 at the time, so I can't say I remember it vividly, but I sang the Nickelodeon version of Who Let The Dogs Out like it was nobody's business, so even then, I was starting to turn into a mischievous lil shit. It was also the summer of Marshall Mathers, a summer that, like Gambino on the end of Camp, we never left. 

Also, a dropbox link for PJ Smith's No Crap Radio can be found here: https://radiowaterloo.ca/no-crap-radio-reblast-ver-3-11-apr-22-25-9pm/. RIP PJ -- hope they got plenty of Ska records for you on the other side. 

Busta Rhymes - Salute Da Gods!!
Nelly - Country Grammar
Three 6 Mafia & UGK - Sippin' On Some Syrup
De La Soul - Thru Ya City
Lil Kim & Sisqo - How Many Licks
Sum 41 - Summer
Baha Men - Who Let the Dogs Out
Mac Dre, Keak Da Sneak, & P.S.D - Hyphy
Grimm & Ikeman - Watch the Block Bleed
Lil Flip, Chris Ward, Lil Key, B.G., Duke, Will-Lean, C-Note, Shasta, & Ron Wilson - Candycars
Kool Keith - Back Stage Passes
Amil, Eve, Da Brat, & Jay-Z - Road Dawgs
Brotha Lynch Hung & Snoop Dogg - Dog Market
Spice-1 & UGK - Murder Mad Dance
MC Eiht - Must Be Murder
Canibus, Ras Kass, Killah Priest, & Kurupt - Horsementality
Dilated Peoples, Defari, Phil Da Agony, Planet Asia, & White E. Ford - Ear Drums Pop (Remix)
Eminem - The Way I Am
Quasimoto - Low Class Conspiracy
Big L - Flamboyant
Jurassic 5 - Monkey Bars
Zion I & Planet Asia - Critical
Daz Dillinger, Tray Deee, & Mark Morrison - Backstabbers
Suga Free, DJ Quik, Mausberg, Madd Nation, & G.P. - Hotel Motel
Killah Priest - When Will We Learn
Slum Village & D'Angelo - Tell Me
People Under the Stairs - Stay Home
DJ Quik, Mausberg, James DeBarge & Will Hudspeth - Change Da Game
O.P.M. - Heaven Is A Halfpipe (If I Die)

RIP Pimp C, Trugoy the Dove, Gangsta Boo, Lord Infamous, Koopsta Knicca, Mac Dre, Big L, Mausberg, Double K, J Dilla, Baatin.

The Clean Up Hour, Mix 339 (October 10, 2025): an Ode to 2000, Part 2 of 3

2025 Libra Season Remembrance: Feel Good Music

Escaping - prod. by Adeer B

Slum Village - Selfish Vs. point 5ive - Grown Man Business (Dj Details Edit) Dirty

Slum Village - Selfish Vs. point 5ive - Grown Man Business (Dj Details Edit) Dirty Intro

Slum Village Ft. Kanye West - Selfish Vs. point 5ive - Grown Man Business (Dj Details Edit) Dirty Intro (No Intro Chorus) 9A 95Bpm

Slum Village Ft. Kanye West - Selfish Vs. point 5ive - Grown Man Business (Dj Details Edit) Dirty (No Intro Chorus) 9A 95Bpm

interlude off a compilation album im working on 

climax [prod. dilla]

Expressive (SatLite Remix)

Welcome to The Checkout, a new PaperTag series introducing fresh DJ talent and original mixes.

Episode 001 features DJ Liiight (@imdomg) with her debut mix, “Sumthin’ Liiight Vol. 1.”

Her sound lives in the pocket between R&B, neo-soul, and hip-hop, something to chill to, smoke to, or let ride through your space. With smooth transitions and thoughtful flow, DJ Liiight crafts a mix that feels both intimate and timeless.

The Checkout: DJ Liiight — Sumthin’ Liiight Vol. 1 (Neo-Soul / R&B / Chill Set)

InnerEarPower is a DJing platform specializing in all things soulful. Throughout my life, I’ve always been passionate about the power of music/vibration, and how it influences us as a human race. The healing power of music has the ability to transmute and transform our energy on a cellular level, for better or for worse. This is why with InnerEarPower, I’ve come into the role of being a sound vibration curator, behind the scenes architect of the “vibe’ & essence of a moment a.k.a “DJ”. The term “DJ” holds much more weight and responsibility than people give it credit for nowadays. In our culture, people have gravitated towards DJs for therapy, healing, celebration, and escape from the troubles they experience in their reality. With that being said, I find it important to create high vibrational experiences through sound, that provides the space for people to become one with themselves via the universal heartbeat…….. rhythm. We all have an “InnerEar” (some more heightened than others) that allows us to hear the voice of divinity, the Universe, “God”, or whatever term you personally resonate with. The InnerEar is also sensitive to tones & vibrations, which control almost everything in this world. The goal/mission of InnerEarPower is to lead the collective back to a space where we cherished the sacredness of music, prior to the frequency (Hz) being lowered for control purposes. The problem AND the solution has always been reflected in the music culturally.


Dj // Production // Remixes // Edits ✌🏽
https://linktr.ee/djdetails

Archives of The Clean-Up Hour, every Friday at 12:00 AM, hosted by your boy Mophead on CKMS 102.7 Listen here: https://radiowaterloo.ca/listen/

Also doing slowed + reverb music now lol

To those of you looking for the slowed + reverb version of "Benji the Dog" by Mac Miller (RIP), it was copyright claimed after 15,000 plays. If you're desperate for the mp3, dm me here and we can work something out.

New tracks tagged #Slum Village