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The Twerkout Vol. 1! Full DJ mix by DJ Godfather. Enjoy!

Live mix:

01 Push It Back Feat. Brother Marquis
02 Dancefloor Champ
03 Twerk Wit It
04 Headband (Twerk Mix)
05 Superthug
06 Back That Ass Up (Drop It)
07 Lemme See Somethin'
08 Ass Rotation (Smookie Illson Remix)
09 Doin' It (LL Cool J Twerk Mix)
10 Work
11 Stupid Hoe (Twerk Mix)
12 Club 187
13 Twerk Girl
14 We Can't Stop (Miley Cirus Twerkn Mix)
15 Grinding
16 Bring It Back
17 BaDINGA!
18 Butt Booty Naked
19 Drop It Like It's Hot (Twerk Remix)
20 Twerk It
21 New Dress
22 Rock My World
23 R.I.P. (Enferno Mix)
24 Syrup
25 Nolia
26 If I Can't (Twerk Remix)
27 Lip Gloss (Bubble Butt Remix)
28 Bubble Butt (Acapella Remix)
29 Miley (Jay Z_Godfather Twerk Remix)
30 Bird Machine (Twerk remix)
31 Wiggle Yo Butt
32 Different (Twerk Mix)
33 Do It
34 Mickeys
35 Money In The Bank (Twerk Remix)
36 Pop That Thang
37 Shake Down
38 Make It Jump
39 Limb By Limb (Smookie booty Twerk Mix)
40 Strip and Twerk
41 Set It Off (Twerk Remix)
42 Lip Gloss (Gold Top Twerk Remix)
43 Ass N Titties Feat. DJ Assault (DJ Godfather Twerk Remix)
44 Freak Like Me (Acapella remix live loop)
45 Get You Freak On (Gold Top Remix)
46 Turn Down For What!

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DJ Godfather-The Twerkout Vol. 1 ! (Full Mix)

Twerk Wit It

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DJ GODFATHER

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DJ Godfather (Brian Jeffries) is one of the founding fathers of the Detroit Ghettotech scene. He started DJing at the age of 15 and within a few months was already playing in clubs and after-hour parties across the Motor City. By 17 he’d started making music and a year later, released his first solo record on Twilight 76 (the label he started with 
DJ Dick and Brian Gillespie). The creation of other labels followed including the influential Databass, which he revived in 2018. With a career spanning near on 3 decades, he’s continued to deliver the goods as well as supporting new Detroit talent, as his Godfather moniker implies. As a DJ, his battle style turntablism has made him a hero in his city (you only have to witness the crowds he pulls at Detroit’s Movement Festival) and the many places around the globe where he’s laid down his fine-tuned skills. Over the years it’s gained him worldwide recognition and various DJing accolades. Even through 2020’s Coronavirus lockdown he’s wowed audiences with his expert live streams.


Despite the many tracks, EPs and mix compilations he’s released over the years, ‘Electro Beats For Freaks’ is DJ Godfather’s second proper artist album, and his biggest undertaking to date. With nearly 2 hours of music, it’s a collection of 44 tracks that range from Ghettotech to Juke and Electro, Techhouse to Bmore. The tracks (only a handful of which have been previously released) transition into one another with a seamless flow, so they can either be heard individually or as a continuous playback.

The album will be followed through 2021 with a series of EP releases featuring longer length versions, acappellas, instrumentals and BPM variations for DJs!


DJ Godfather "Electro Beats For Freaks" on Databass Records

Track Listing:
01. Allow Me To Reintroduce Myself
02. Bitch Get Off Me (Feat. Parkhouse)
03. D3T-313
04. Keep My Name Out Your Mouth (Feat. Lil Mz 313)
05. Bounce Dat Ass (Feat. Goodmoney G100)
06. Show Some Respect
07. Godzilla 2020
08. Shut The Fuck Up (Feat. King Saadi)
09. Only One City
10. Make The Ass Go BOOM (Feat. Goodmoney G100)
11. Get It Girl
12. Rebirth Of A City
13. It’s On Again (Feat. Goodmoney G100)
14. Games With WOPR
15. Late Night Funk
16. Wack DJ (Feat. Goodmoney G100)
17. King Of The Circle
18. Jit Like Me (Feat. Parkhouse)
19. Elektro Rok
20. High (Feat. Goodmoney G100)
21. Jit Or Die
22. Work The M.F. (Feat. Parkhouse)
23. Sunday Morning Spliff
24. They Wanna See My Footwork (Feat. Goodmoney G100)
25. The Battle
26. Owe You Shit (Feat. Lil Mz 313)
27. Booty Funk
28. These Strippers (Feat. Dan Diamond)
29. Certified Freak Hoe (Feat. King Saadi)
30. Up All Night (Feat. Christina Chriss)
31. Loud Mouth (Feat. Goodmoney G100)
32. I’m Drunk, I’m High (Feat. Parkhouse)
33. Woooooo!
34. Big Girl (Feat. Parkhouse)
35. The D
36. But Her Friend (Feat. Goodmoney G100)
37. 313 Keep It Down
38. Nights At The Packard
39. Like Some Dubstep
40. Blow The Bitch Down (Feat. Goodmoney G100)
41. Do It!
42. Detroit After Dark
43. Let Me See That Jit
44. Smoke In Da Air

Available for stream or purchase on Apple Music, Beatport, Juno Download, Spotify, Pandora, Amazon, Tidal, and all other digital platforms!

Work The MF Featuring Parkhouse - SNIPPET

Two giants of Detroit join forces for the next release on Databass. Ghettotech founding father, DJ Godfather (Brian Jeffries) and DJ K-1 (Keith Tucker) from the mighty AUX88, deliver Detroit Electro Ghetto Tech, bringing together their commensurate skills on this new EP.

Detroit Electro Ghetto Tech as the title suggests blends both genres and its fully represented across four phat portions. Version 1 features K-1s vocals and Godfathers killer scratching skills, or head to its Dub Mix where the beats reign. For some old-skool Electro vocodered action you cant beat Version 2 and theres even an a capella for all your tricks and kicks.

Available on all digital platforms now!

Vinyl available exclusively through Clone Records!
Here is the link!:

https://clone.nl/all/artist/DJ+Godfather+%26+K-1

Detroit Electro Ghetto Tech (Version2) SNIPPET

Detroit Electro Ghetto Tech (Acapella) SNIPPET

Detroit Electro Ghetto Tech (Version 1 Dub) SNIPPET

Detroit Electro Ghetto Tech (Version 1) SNIPPET

Lighting the way for a full-length 44 track album which includes styles like Bmore, Techhouse, Ghettotech, Electro, and Juke, DJ Godfather releases Show Some Respect EP. Introducing a snippet of the sounds we can learn to expect from this producer, the treat is in the unwrapping as we get to grips with this new sound collection. The work on the album has been mastered in such a way that the tracks bleed into each other, making seamless transitions of power seem like child's play. The following six months will see a gradual release of the entire production via these teasing yet generous stand alone instalments. This way, other DJs get samples of greater works that they can acquire and listeners can enjoy the definitive sounds of DJ Godfather.


It begins with Show Some Respect. An up-beat snappy rhythm starts and it's heavy on snare. Then, bass and sound effects wander in with a casual swagger. Meandering synthesiser tones dig out channels of bass-line while wispy and diverse sonics dance in a well-made choreography. Playful edges and plenty of drumming energy thrash out their differences over the chewy and deep-reach undertones. A choppy vocal enters, sneaking in syllables in expert time. Dancing forces spin us around as interesting and catchy sounds create a unique digital brew.


Track two begins with a driving rhythm, laid back yet fast in tempo. Shakers and bass dig around the pockets for a lighter, entering the realms of Sunday Morning Spliff. The music opens with a new layering of quick hats that roll and tumble with the addition of slow and graceful piano tones. Keyboards sway over like flowing curtains or the ends of a dress as its owner walks briskly past. Plucked strings from violin echo into blank spaces as framings of temporal beats bubble and effervesce.


A retro futuristic synth motif begins, it's melodic and rhythmic. Fun bass and drumming create a backdrop for a man talking about strippers. These Strippers takes us into the mind of a person who has lost self-control over two professional sex workers. All that pent up sexual energy has to come from somewhere, what drives people to such activities? As a work of art, the music makes you think about the basic desires and instincts that some find more difficult to handle than others. The track is listed twice, once as a vocal version and again as a running instrumental that holds the energy for another round of the circuit. It also gives us a chance to listen to the progressions and harmonies without the distraction.

Available on all digital platforms on Jan 29th, 2021

Vinyl will be available soon via Clone Records.
www.clone.nl

DJ Godfather - These Strippers - Instrumental (SNIPPET)

DJ Godfather - These Strippers (SNIPPET)

DJ Godfather - Sunday Morning Spliff (SNIPPET)

DJ Godfather - Show Some Respect (SNIPPET)

Certified Freak Hoe Featuring King Saadi (145bpm - 125bpm transition) - SNIPPET

DJ Godfather
Keep My Name Out Your Mouth EP
Databass Records
Released: 19 February 2021

Tracklisting:
1. Keep My Name Out Your Mouth Featuring Lil Mz 313
2. King Of The Circle
3. Allow Me To Reintroduce Myself
4. Certified Freak Hoe Featuring King Saadi
5. Certified Freak Hoe Featuring King Saadi (125bpm-145bpm Transition)
6. Certified Freak Hoe Featuring King Saadi (145bpm-125bpm Transition)

Continuing the Databass EP series focussing on tracks from DJ Godfather’s ‘Electro Beats For Freaks’ album, February sees the release of the second EP, ‘Keep My Name Out Your Mouth’ and turns the spotlight on some of the album’s more Jit and Footwork flavoured cuts.

Now in all their full-length glory are the snappy ‘Keep Your Name Out My Mouth’ featuring the unstoppable Lil Mz 313, ‘King of The Circle’ which pays homage to Detroit jitters and features Godfather’s scratching skills, or as he puts it “making the turntable an instrument again”, and ‘Allow Me To Reintroduce Myself’ which was the album’s Electro-fied opener. ‘Certified Freak Hoe’ featuring King Saadi is also presented across three versions – the full length original and two BPM variations.

‘Keep My Name Out Your Mouth EP’ is released February 19th and will be followed in March by the third in the series, ‘Up All Night EP’.

Click here to check out the "King Of The Circle" full video!:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7knQYWla-g

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