Archive for Music

Pete Butta “Get Focused 5”

My mans Pete Butta is up in State College PA destroying the party circuit and he put together a mix of a lot of the bangers that are hitting right now. Its very current and is definitely something to ride around to.

He’s going in on the mic on this jawn!

Tracklist:

1 Intro – Pete Butta
2 Put Your Drinks Up Remix – DJ Mad Ft Kardinal Official
3 Im the Ish Remix – DJ Class Ft Kanye West, Lil Jon
4 Im In Miami B!tch – LMFAO (Scottie B Remix)
5 Hey! – Laidback Luke & Diplo
6 Just Dance Vs 75 Brazil Street (Pete Butta Mix)
7 Calle Ocho – Pitbull
8 Took The Night – Chelly
9 Boom Boom Pow – The Black Eyed Peas
10 Day & Night Smokers Refix – Trevor Off Key
11 Circus – Britney Spears (Diplo Remix)
12 Walking on the Moon – The Dream Ft Kanye West
13 Return The Favor – Keri Hilson Ft Timbaland
14 Wine Fi Mi – Elephant Man
15 Put it Up – Voicemail
16 Up Inna Belly – Busy Signal
17 Magalenha – Sergio Mendez
18 Sunglasses At Night – Bruc Up
19 Diva – Beyonce
20 Drop – Rich Boy
21 Turn My Swag On – Soulja Boy
22 Swag Surf – F.L.Y
23 Make The Trap Aye – OJ the Juiceman Ft Gucci Mane
24 Stanky Leg – G Spot Boys
25 Ain’t I – Yung LA Ft T.I.
26 Ain’t I Remix – Lil Wayne
27 Always Strapped – Birdman Ft Lil Wayne
28 Turnin You On Remix – Keri Hilson Ft T-Pain
29 Blame It Remix – Jamie Foxx Ft T-Pain & Young Jeezy
30 Jumpin Out the Window – Ron Browz
31 So Special – Mavado
32 Got Money – Lil Wayne Ft T Pain (No Games Mix)
33 No Games – Serani (Federation Sound Mix)
34 Rocking With the Best – Jadakiss Ft Pharell
35 Flight School – Kanye West Ft T-Pain
36 So Easy – Red Cafe
37 By The End of the Night – Big Kuntry King Ft Shawty Redd

GRAB IT!!!.

Rick Ross Deeper Than Rap- Lost Intro

So I’ve been enjoying this album, and I came across what I was told was the “lost intro”. Maybe so, maybe not, either way, another hot track.

Get it.

1ST & 15TH MIXES: VOL 15 APT ONE *BEST OF PHILLY DISCO*

The 1st & 15th (Pretty Much) Mix Series is a series of mixes presented by Emynd & Bo Bliz on (or around) the 1st and 15th of every month.

Crossfaded Bacon Presents
1st & 15th (Pretty Much) Mix Series
Volume 15: DJ APT ONE 05.01.2009
BEST OF PHILLY DISCO

DOWNLOAD (Sharebee 192 kps)
DOWNLOAD (Zshare 192 kps)

This month our homie Apt One from the Philadelphyinz put together an extremely thorough Philly Disco mix. It’s really dope and a must have for Disco connesiuers as well as know-nots that know nothing about Philly’s rich Disco History. Download it now and here’s what the man had to say about his fine mix:

The 1970s and early 1980s were some of the most prolific times in Philly’s music history That was the era when the “Philly Sound” took over the airwaves and dancefloors worldwide. I’ve always liked this particular era and style of music just because it’s such a source of pride for people in Philly. The positivity and warmth of the music means that playing certain jams at clubs and block parties really brings a smile to peoples faces.

A lot of this material has aged pretty well. I think that resurgence of dance sounds influenced by the downtown “Garage” scene in the 1980s has helped. Danny Krivit, Larry Levan, Shep Pettibone and other remixers from the early 80s disco scene loved the lush Philly arrangements and did some choice edits.

To make this mix I had to lay out some rules for exactly what makes a record “Philly” or not. Without being too specific – each of these records has one of the following qualifications:
1. Made by a Philly-born/bred artist
2. Made by an artist on a Philly record label
3. Written/Arranged/Composed someone strongly associated with the Philly sound
4. Played by a Philly label’s house band

Obviously I couldn’t include every great Philly tune but I wanted to get some less obvious joints in there with the well known classics to show a bit of the depth and creativity of that time and place. Enjoy!

Thoughts and comments always appreciated!

Tracklisting:
1. People’s Choice – Do It Any Way You Wanna (7”) – TSOP, 1975
2. Sister Sledge – Lost In Music (12” Remix) – Atlantic, 1984
3. Bell & James – Livin It Up (Friday Night) (FitForUse Edit) – A&M, 1979 / White
4. McFadden & Whitehead – Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us Now – Phila Int’l, 1978
5. McFadden & Whitehead – Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us Now (Phillies Version) – Phila Int’l, 1981
6. McFadden & Whitehead f/ The Liberty Bells – Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us Now (Eagles Version) – Phila Int’l, 1981
7. Montana Sextet – Heavy Vibes (Club Mix) – Virgin, 1982
8. MFSB – Love Is The Message (Mr K. Special Edit) – TD, 198?
9. First Choice – Let No Man Put Asunder (Shep Pettibone Mix) – Salsoul,1983
10. Loleatta Halloway – Love Sensation (Shep Pettibone Mix) – Salsoul, 1983
11. Evelyn King – I Can’t Take It – RCA Victor, 1981
12. Dexter Wansel – It’s Been Cool (12” Version) – Phila. Int’l, 1979
13. Direct Current – Everybody Here Must Party – TEC, 1979
14. Q- The Voice of Q – Philly World, 1982
15. Pieces of A Dream – Mt. Airy Groove (Instrumental) – Elektra, 1982
16. Frankie Smith – Double Dutch Bus – WMOT, 1980
17. Broad Street Band f/ Bruce Grey – Work Your Body – Tempre, 1984
18. Archie Bell – Any Time Is Right (DJ Apt One Edit) – Beckett, 1981 / White
19. William DeVaughn – Be Thankful For What You’ve Got (Disco Version) – WMOT, 1980

-e

MF Doom “Gazzillion Ear” (Thom Yorke Remix)

I try to stay away from posting stuff if I don’t think its particulary good, but Thom Yorke remixing MF Doom is interesting enough to post whether or not it’s any good.

MF Doom “Gazzillion Ear” (Thom Yorke Remix)

-e

John Forte “Running Up That Hill”


John Forte “Runnin Up That Hill” from The ICU on Vimeo.

Uh, this is weird. I can’t tell if it’s good, but I definitely think it’s blog worthy. John Forte remaking Kate Bush’s 1985 “Running Up That Hill.

-e

Playboy Tre “Liquore Store Mascot”

My motherfucking man Playboy Tre put out a new mixtape today and while I haven’t listened yet, I’ll be shocked if it’s not that shit!

Playboy Tre “Liqoure Store Mascot” Mixtape (Sharebee)

-e

Dre Babes “Break It Down” (Prod by Booman)

More Booman heat, this time with Dre Babes.

Dre Babes “Break It Down” (Prod by Booman)

-e

Emynd’s “Hold The Line” Remix Pack

A quick, unofficial remix/blend pack (“DONT CALL IT A MASH UP! IT’s BEEN HERE FOR YEARS!”) I put together after downloading the Major Lazer banger with Mr. Lexx and Santigold “Hold the Line”. Put it over a couple of the hottest club beats right now (“Swag On” and “Ain’t I”), crunked it up with some Lil Jon vox, and put together a couple early night blends as well. If you don’t have the OG, hit up the Mad Decent blog and get it now. Otherwise, I hope you find these useful!

Major Lazer vs Emynd – Unofficial “Hold the Line” Remix Pack
(ZIP FILE HERE)

1. “Hold the Line” vs “Turn My Swag On”
2. “Hold the Line” vs “Ain’t I”
3. “What You Gon Do” vs “Hold the Line”
4. “Hold the Line” vs “I’m Illy”
5. “Hold the Line” vs “Hard Drop Riddim”

-e

Get Em Mamis “Rock Wit Me” (Prod by Booman)

The lovely and talented Get Em Mamis with a really dope new Bmore Club rap song produced by Booman who can’t be stopped lately. Look out for some Get Em Mamis and Emynd shit in the near future

Get Em Mamis “Rock Wit Me” (Prod by Booman)

-e

Kanye West “Heartless” Bounce Remix

Over on my NOLA Bounce focused blog, I just posted a really dope Bounce remix of “Heartless.”

Bookmark NOLABOUNCE.COM AND GO GET IT.

-e

Rye Rye “Bang” (Booman Unofficial Remix)

This shit is hard as hell.

Rye Rye “Bang” (Booman Unofficial Remix)

-e

Throwback: Mistadobalina

I’ve been neglecting my CFB fam but what better time to slide back in with a throwback what with Bliz’s buzzworthy Schooly D Mix in fresh circulation and my right calf muscle still twitching from all of the B-Boy dancing I did at the ridiculously epic “The Year is 1988” party this past weekend? Thanks to both, I’ve taken a break from April’s sudden electro-pop obsession to come back home to my beloved old-school hip-hop. The first song I had to look up was “Mistadobalina,” by Del Tha Funkee Homosapien (who I had no idea was Ice Cube’s cousin). Check it out:

Cute and catchy song, but “fraudulent foe with the strength of Hercules/the way ya on my dick must really hurt ya knees” is the perfect example of a lyric that I didn’t pick up on in 1991 when this song came out. Aside from exchanging his “Tha Funkee” for the linguistically preferable “The Funky,” Del hasn’t changed his style much. He just dropped the album Funk Man (The Stimulus Package) last month – it’s free and even comes with written lyrics, which I find pretty odd but at least I’ll catch his next hip-hop quotable if there’s one to be had. I’ll leave that for y’all to judge.

Del The Funky Homosapien – Funk Man (The Stimulus Package)

1ST & 15TH MIXES: VOL 14 SAL PARADISE *SAL’S LIVE MIXING*

The 1st & 15th (Pretty Much) Mix Series is a series of mixes presented by Emynd & Bo Bliz on (or around) the 1st and 15th of every month.

Crossfaded Bacon Presents
1st & 15th (Pretty Much) Mix Series
Volume 14: Sal Paradise 04.15.2009
SAL’s LIVE MIXING

DOWNLOAD (Sharebee 192 kps)

And now for something completely different… When I first envisioned the 1st & 15th Mix Series, I imagined it becoming slightly more diverse than it’s so far shaped up to be. This mix is the first step in attempting to push this mix series outward and onward. So, this time around, we invited our dude Sal Paradise to do a mix and he chose a really interesting change of pace with a long, live mix of Minimal Techno and Tech House. I’m not intimately schooled in a lot of this music so I found this mix really fun and eye-opening. It’s often dark and spacey, but moves along gracefully and is a really solid listen to front to back. Check out Sal’s blog for more info or go see him play in NYC sometime. In the mean time, download this mix and let us know what you think!

Tracklisting:
01. Tokyo Black Star – Game Over (Loco Dice 5am at the Tsukiji)
02. Martin Landsky – 1000 Miles
03. Jamie Jones – The Capsule
04. Agoria – Les Platiques Ives
05. Gabriel Ananda – Lo Go
06. Herman Shwartz – Replicante Suffering
07. Shonky, Jennifer Cardini – Lies
08. Thomas Schumacher – Is Not
09. Christian Smith, John Selway – Total Departure (Cirez D Remix)
10. Wighnomy Brothers – Hankkofloppe
11. Oel & Polygon – Insitinto Primario
12. Henry Saiz – Lady In The Mirror
13. Joris Voorn – A Thousand Lost Souls
14. Aril Brikha – Berghain
15. Sunshine Anderson – Force Of Nature (Blaze Remix)
16. Womack & Womack – Starange & Funny (Shelter Remix)
17. Claudio Mate – Everything in’s Okay in Detroit

-e

1ST & 15TH MIXES: VOL 13 BO BLIZ PRESENTS “BEST OF SCHOOLLY D”

The 1st & 15th (Pretty Much) Mix Series is a series of mixes presented by Emynd & Bo Bliz on (or around) the 1st and 15th of every month.

Crossfaded Bacon Presents
1st & 15th (Pretty Much) Mix Series
Volume 13: Bo Bliz 04.06.2009
“Best of Schoolly D

DOWNLOAD (Sharebee 192 kps)

This month I wanted to get back into some Philly rap shit. I put the spotlight on Schoolly D as I think he is one of the more overlooked old school rappers. Dude has SO MUCH material. I kept the tracklisting to what I would call his glory years from 86-91. PSK/Saturday Nite definitely made the mix, but this joint is more about the less played joints.

If you don’t know about Schoolly by now I suggest you google him because I’m having trouble coming up with a two sentence bio about a man many credit as the father of gangsta rap.

Anyways, DL this shit and reminisce, or get to know the mind of Schoolly.

Tracklisting:
1. Parkside 5-2
2. Dedication to all B-Boys
3. Just Another Killer
4. Coqui 900
5. Get N’Paid
6. We Get Ill
7. Gucci Time
8. Smoke Some Kill
9. Am I Black Enough For You
10. Mr. Big Dick
11. Gangster Boogie
12. No More Rock N’ Roll
13. Signifying Rapper
14. PSK
15. Put Your Filas On
16. Black Jesus
17. Education of a Black Man
18. Mama Feel Good
19. Do It To It
20. Gangster Boogie
21. Its Krak
22. Another Poem
23. Here We Go Again
24. Saturday Night

-Bliz

RIP TONY D

Trenton hip-hop legend dead at 42
By SULAIMAN ABDUR-RAHMAN
Staff Writer

HAMILTON — Trenton lost a music legend over the weekend when hip-hop producer and DJ “Tony D” died in a one-car crash on Bunting Avenue near his township home.

Anthony “Tony D” DePula, 42, is credited with putting Trenton’s hip-hop scene on the map in 1990 by producing Poor Righteous Teachers’ “Rock Dis Funky Joint.” The music video to that classic single was filmed on the “Trenton Makes” bridge.

Click for the rest of the article

-e