I know you rarely hear me do anything with EDM and house music but I've been loving Hailey Williams' vocals on this Zedd super smash ever since I first heard it and have been wondering what to do with it in order to bring the "Stay The Night" record a little more into my own musical world. Then I came across this huge house classic "At Night" by Shakedown, which happens to be one of my very personal house favorites of all times. Hence - I chopped, edited, flipped, turned, let it cool down and here you go. Spread the word if you like it.

Zedd feat. Hailey Williams of Paramore - Stay The Night (DJ Kitsune Shakedown Remix)

Right on time for B.I.G.'s birthday I found this little gem in the crates that I did for the JamFM homies in Berlin a while ago. It's a very short, very quick Biggie tribute mix, with a lot of Bigs verses and beats put into just under 4 minutes plus a little bit of that DJ Kitsune magic. Enjoy!

DJ Kitsune - A Biggie Tribute

This is the DJ Kitsune refix of John Legend's incredible acapella performance of "Rolling In The Deep", originally by Adele.

John Legend - Rolling In The Deep (DJ Kitsune Edit)

Track #3 off of Rasul's latest and final album (R.I.P.). This Crada-produced song is one of the stringest cuts on "Writing Colours" and has been a fan favorite ever since the album was first released. As usual, Rasul puts his heart and soul into his lyrics and Crada works his great chord and sound magic on the boards. Before Rasul died, he asked me to add a scratch hook to this song. After his way to early death I felt that I had no other choice than to re-use the song's strongest line: "If they ever ask who I be, tell 'em his mother calls him Ali".

Rasul feat. DJ Kitsune - Selftitled

Teesy - Gurlz (Secret Demo Only)

Adidas x 43einhalb x DJ Kitsune present:

Die adidas Torsion-Kampagne »I WANT, I CAN.« samt der 4-stelligen ZX-Reihe stellte 1989 die Laufschuh-Welt komplett auf den Kopf. Heute gelten diese ZX-Modelle als große Ikonen der Running- und Sneakergeschichte!

Zum 30-jährigen Jubiläum haben wir uns in eine ähnlich prägende Welt vorgewagt: Unser Kumpel DJ KITSUNE hat uns ein Mixtape mit den größten »ICONS OF 1989« zusammengestellt.

Icons Of 1989

This was the first "Victory" song that we sent out to the djs. Stat Quo (part of the Shady Records back then) jumped on the track while he was in our studio in Frankfurt. Crada on the boards. Shout to Stat Quo.

DJ Kitsune feat. Stat Quo - Unstoppable

Another song with one my closest friends, Ali Rasul. Laura Bellon (who some of you might know from the 2011 season of "The Voice of Germany") came through on the hook to bless this song with her amazing voice. Crada delivered the music. I still play this in clubs and I love every bit of it.

DJ Kitsune feat. Rasul & Laura Bellon - Neva Equal

Had a little fun with this.... This was only used as some kind of promotional thing for Berlin-based radio station Jam FM. DJs, feel free to hit me up if you need this for your sets.

Culcha Candela - Hamma Hart (DJ Kitsune Remix) 2.0

Within the 10 years of his career in the music industry, DJ Kitsune has turned from a music lover to one the most influential djs in the german urban music scene.

After being named the new dj and co-host of the country’s biggest rap-mixshow “Dope Beats” on Frankfurt radio station XXL radio in 1999, he began producing his first mixtape trilogy “Forces of Nature” that helped spreading his name on a nationwide level. After XXLfolded by the end of 2003, he moved on to be the resident of the “Clubnight” on youfm until 2006, a mixshow format on national tv and the oldest and most legendary mixshow in Europe with viewers and listeners from all over the continent.
Being the official live-dj for Azad, DJ Kitsune released several award-winning mixtapes in less than 12 months, which immediately resulted in numerous requests to do live shows with most of the biggest german rap artists, making him one of the most requested djs of the country.
2006 turned out to be another milestone for DJ Kitsune, as he was named the first german dj to join DJ Whoo Kid’s (50 Cent / G Unit) Shadyville DJ coalition. Around the same time his mixtape with german rap star Curse hit the billboard charts in Germany and Switzerland and his own label released highly acclaimed mixtape-albums with Rasul, benefitting from europewide distribution through the SonyBMG powerhouse. DJ Kitsune also played club shows all over Europe in top-level venues like the “Kaufleuten” in Zurich, the “Splash!” Festival in Germany, the “50 Grad” in Mainz, the “Unity” in Frankfurt, or in hot spots like New York City or Tel Aviv.
Within a time span of only few weeks DJ Kitsune did shows for Eminem’s satellite radio station “Shade45″ and several other BDS monitored stations in markets like Cincinnatti or the Bay Area, released his newest mixtape “Victory 3″, was nominated for the award of the “Best International Mixtape DJ 2006″ at Justo’s Mixtape Awards and did a brief club tour through Germany with SonyBMG recording artists Curse. The beginning of 2007 was even better with Kitsune winning the award for “Best National DJ 2006” at the HipHop.de-Awards.
In 2008, DJ Kitsune took his award-winning mixtape series “Victory” to an all-concluding next level by putting together an all star cast album of the same title, combining some of the greatest talents of the USA, Germany, Switzerland and Canada. The album’s first single “This Little Thing (Remix)” featuring Talia “The Doll” Coles and D-Flame received heavy rotation airplay on german music video stations.
After holding down a legendary Saturday night at Frankfurt’s top club “Unity” for 5 straight years, DJ Kitsune moved on to focus on playing selected clubs all over Europe while showcasing his musical talents on his weekly radio show for Germany’s leading urban radio station Jam FM. In early 2010, DJ Kitsune became the first hip hop dj to be requested to play a special performance alongside one of Germany’s most renown classical orchestras, the hr-Sinfonieorchester for an audience of more than 3000 people.

Today, DJ Kitsune is one of Europe’s leading djs and musical tastemakers and CEO of his own management and publishing company. His influence and musical guidance helped the careers of many European artists and created a worldwide attention span. While one of Germany’s biggest daily newspapers “Sueddeutsche Zeitung” refers to DJ Kitsune as the “hardest working man in German hip hop”, he is considered to be one of the most skillfull, influential and well-rounded djs in Europe.

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