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First off, thank you to everyone who tuned into Soulection Radio live yesterday. We had so many listeners that Kbeach's servers went down. Sorry about that! We are working on it. For this week's special guest if you want to talk about pioneers in the game Mr. Choc is one of them. One of our favorite DJ's who's talent and accomplishments are not to be overlooked. Representing the world famous Beat Junkies crew and Skam Artists, the crew was blessed to have this man come by Kbeach and hit us with a set and great interview session. The thing we admire the most about Choc is that he has his ears close to the new generation of music and understands the culture. He threw down a really diverse set and kept us on our toes. Joe Kay was on his soulful chop vibe and has really been digging back into the classic neo-soul/boombap sound. Make sure you really pay attention to the interview at the end. Some great insight on commercial radio on the west coast as well as opportunities for upcoming DJ's. Catch you next week at the same time. Spread this session to as many people as possible <3.

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Soulection Radio Show #151 w/ Mr. Choc (Beat Junkies)

Classic West Coast Hip Hop Mix as aired on LA's 93.5 KDAY FM with @JulioG1580KDAY

Westside Radio Vol I

LIVE FROM L.A. ON POWER 106 MR.CHOC WITH MY BEAT JUNKIE FAMILY, MY BROTHER FROM ANOTHER MOTHER THE FUNKY PRES JROCC. PRE SERATO, ROCKIN MOSTLY 45S BEFORE THE TREND.

Kon Live On Friday Night Flavas power 106 BEAT JUNKIES 08 - 27 - 2004

SPIN Premiere: http://go.spin.com/1iK8xBi

Brooklyn-based Indie Hip-Hop label Coalmine Records celebrates ten years of independence with their heavy hitting compilation album, 'Unearthed.' To be released as a double disc set on May 13th containing both a mixed version, arranged by DJ Revolution of The World Famous Wake Up Show, and an 'Untagged Deluxe Edition,' which includes three bonus cuts, 'Unearthed,' epitomizes the boutique label's commitment to delivering quality Hip-Hop. The tracklist serves as a who's who of today's independent Hip-Hop scene, packed with features from both veteran and burgeoning emcees such as Pharoahe Monch, Kool G Rap, Large Professor, The Artifacts, Blu, Sean Price, Billy Danze (of M.O.P.), Big Noyd, One Dae, Skillz, Guilty Simpson, Rah DIgga, Maffew Ragazino, El Da Sensei, and Fashawn, among others. Producers tapped include the Australian Aria Award Winning M-Phazes, Marco Polo, Ayatollah, Diamond D, Nottz, Khrysis, and more. *Please note the the Untagged Edition and iTunes Deluxe Edition  become available for digital download on May 27th. 

Press Release (Via PRLog): http://www.prlog.org/12318437.html

Features:
• Village Voice - How Not to Run an Indie Rap Label: http://bit.ly/1mUUlVJ
• HipHopDX Interview: http://bit.ly/1hKBfy3
• The Needle Drop Review: http://youtu.be/yW5O5RREgHo

Buy-Links:
• iTunes:  http://bit.ly/PMlYVL
• Fat Beats:  http://bit.ly/1m6aZF3 
• UGHH:  http://bit.ly/1h1cqwv

Tracklist:
01. DJ Revolution - Unearthed (Intro)		 
02. Pharoahe Monch - Get Down (prod. by M-Phazes): 1:52
03. Bang This (Interlude): 5:25			
04. One Dae - Bang This (prod. by Marco Polo): 6:23
05. Revolution's House (Interlude): 10:35
06. Big Noyd, Large Professor, Kool G Rap - Naturally Born (prod. by Ayatollah): 11:43
07. Blu (feat. MeLa Machinko) - Kiss The Sky (prod. by M-Phazes): 16:33
08. Royce da 5'9", Skillz & Diamond D - One For The Money (prod. by G-Squared): 20:02
09. El da Sensei - Show Stoppa (prod. by DJ Devastate):  23:55
10. Apathy & Celph Titled - School for Scoundrels (prod. by Ayatollah): 27:37
11. Guilty Simpson & Small Professor (feat. DJ Revolution) - On The Run: 30:29
12. Drop 'Em (Intro): 34:12
13. The Rockness Monstah - Drop 'Em (prod. by BeanOne): 35:36	
14. Rah Digga (feat. Fashwn & REKS) - Never Back Down (prod. by M-Phazes): 39:22
15. Torae - Real Talk (prod. by Young Cee): 44:53
16. Guilty Simpson & Small Professor (feat. Boldy James & Statik Selektah) - I'm The City: 48:30
17. The Artifacts - Easter (prod. by Khrysis): 53:08
18. Land of the Crooks (Interlude): 56:01
19. Sean Price, Billy Danze & Maffew Ragazino (feat. DJ Babu) - Land of the Crooks (prod. by M-Phazes): 57:28
20: Blu & Nottz (feat. Nitty Scott, MC) - Boyz II Men: 1:01:18
21. Most Confident (Intro): 1:04:59
22. Create & Devastate (feat. Wildchild & MED) - Most Confident: 1:05:39

*Cover designed by Mike Jones

Coalmine Records Presents: Unearthed (Mixed by DJ Revolution)

DJ Shadow: The DJ Hero Mixes (2009-2010)

For the first time, high-quality "wet versions" of DJ Shadow's classic mash-ups from DJ Hero 1 and 2 are up! This is what the mixes would sound like if you got a 'perfect score'         within game, with all scratches included.  Shadow kills it on these tracks, and it's a treat to finally make them available...enjoy!

The Lockdown That Never Comes (DJ Hero) - DJ Shadow

Put Enuff On (DJ Hero)- DJ Shadow

Dance Of Spades (DJ Hero)- DJ Shadow

Apologies, Baby (DJ Hero) - DJ Shadow

Mortal Kombat

They Dont Know

Da Essence

Reppin

A multi-genre mix of exclusive edits available at www.beatjunkies.com - Recorded x Mixed by Melo D for Beat Junkie Sound 8.18.2014.

Track Listing (Title / Artist / Release year)

1) "Don't Be Judging" - TroyBoi (2014)

2) California Soul (Diplo Remix) (Cyber Edit) - Marlena Shaw (1969)

3) Thot (Beat Junkies Edit) - Soundz (2014)

4) Keith Sweat (Beat Junkies Edit) - Chuck Inglish feat Sulaiman (2014)

5) Find A Way (Flaunt Edwards Edit) - A Tribe Called Quest (1998)

6) Water No Get Enemy (Melo D Edit) - Fela Kuti (1975)

7) Grown Man Sport (Melo D Edit) - Pete Rock feat I.N.I., Rob-O & Deda (2003)

8) The Love Song (Melo D Edit) - Da Bush Babees (1996)

9) Got To Get You Home (PLUV Edit) - Eugene Wild (1984)

10) Sir Duke (Tony G Edit) - Stevie Wonder (1976)

11) Tears (Melo D Edit) - Giorgio Moroder (1972)

12) Someone (Melo D Edit) - Tim and Bill (1967)

13) Brazilian Shy D (Tony G Edit) - Earth Wind & Fire (1980)

14) Ghetto Life (Tony G Edit) - Rick James (1981)

15) Vitamin C (Melo D Edit) - Can (1972)

16) Electric Avenue (Bladerunners Edit) - Eddy Grant (1982)

17) Move Or Not (Melo D Edit) - Purple Disco Machine (2013)

18) The Anthem (DJ Los Edit) - Pitbull (2008)

19) Rap Das Armas (Gregor Salto x Chuckie Batteria Remix) (Beat Junkies Edit) - Cidinho x Doca (2008) 

20) Computer Power (Melo D Instrumental Edit) - Jamie Jupitor (1984)

21) Get Busy (Mike B Edit) - Wink-D feat Candy Fresh (1989)

Flavors From Beatjunkies.com Record Pool

This recording is available to download at: http://boilerroom.tv/recording/black-milk/

Black Milk Boiler Room London Live Set

This is a mix i did for my friends at LRG & Complex...Hope you Enjoy!

LRG Life Colors Mixtape

A song from DJ JS-1's "NO SELLOUT" (Ground Original 2) album... Not too many songs with dope lyricists like this and a good scratch hook... enjoy some traditional hiphop the way it's suppose to be!

DJ JS-1 "Murder" (feat Chino XL, Sean Price, Killah Priest)

?uestlove DJ Set Live @ Boiler Room NYC (RBMA Takeover)
We had to rip this wonderful set of Questo to make it available for everyone. Please message me as soon as the download limit is full, i'll upload it once again on Zippyshare or somewhere.

*** Use the buy link to get the free download on Zippyshare! ***

Questlove Live @ Boiler Room NYC

DJ JS-1 "Reppin' NY" (feat Lil Fame, Joell Ortiz, Bumpy Knuckles)

DJ JS-1 & Large Pro's single from JS-1's "NO SELLOUT" album. This song was also on DJ JS-1's "Essential Collection" (best-of) album available now...

DJ JS-1 - Like This (feat Large Pro & PMD)

One of the most classic and respected mixtapes of ALL TIME by DJ JS-1 & Dj Spinbad... This is a mix of all blends and remixes done using strictly turntables and a 4-track cassette recorder in 1996... this mix set the bar really high for all mixes that came after it... DEFINITELY something you need to have in your collection... period.

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