HUSTLIN! Young'n Remix! This remix has served me well over the years so I wanted to share it with all my dbj homies. When I was on tour with Slick Rick last year , I spun this joint and Rick's wife and Dj, Dj Kaos bugged out and started dancing at sound check. Hope you enjoy it the same!
Each week in 2011, the "Year of the Edit," Dollar Bin Jams and Young Robots Records will be debuting one exclusive edit for your enjoyment!
There will be no "Year of the Edit" entry next week - I'll be too busy on my honeymoon and as much as I love our readership, she outranks all y'all put together.
But don't despair, because I'm dropping a much-requested edit on you, an edit that is one of the very few requests I have made to the esteemed DJs at my own wedding. When you have pros on the job, they don't need much guidance.
This is a tune by the late, great Frankie Lymon. His second best known tune after "Why Do Fools Fall In Love." Originally a Bobby Day tune, there's a good Thurston Harris as well, Frankie wrecks shop on this. Basically, no matter where you drop this tune (or Dion's "Runaround Sue" for that matter), people from age 0-100 are going to drop what they are doing and dance. It's just that fun.
I took the OG and gave it a big, long intro with vocal dropouts and nice big drums - a big, high energy build. There's a solid break in the middle too.
Been a hot min since i posted on dbj but i figured this $85 piece will help everyone remember me. This is a 80's north east Philadelphia Electro / Hip Hop joint from Terrance T the singing mc on the record scene!
Let Your Body Move (Part 1) ~ Terrance |Mediafire| 320kbps
Caution: this track gave me waking nightmares. If the apocalypse does in fact happen this year, keep this one around for the soundtrack. Seriously though, Tigerbeat6 featured Philadelphia producer Joe Lentini on their new weekly podcast, ¡ÁNDALE! Vol.3. You can hear the rest of the release here.
The bol DJ Theory hit me with this Laza Morgan / Movado / Shalamar joint and this is right up that DBJ alley! "There It Is" is by far my favorite Shalamar jawn.
The Discaire Society of Gentlemen recently made contact with the outside world via a 12" release. Not much is known of the society, though they may have ties with San Francisco's Honey Soundsystem. I emailed the Soundsystem & they will neither confirm nor deny ties with Discare. The 12" contains a track by Berlin via Italy's Discodromo, who were also featured on the Soundsystem's Brotherhood compilation.
"A synth-house workout inspired both by the dub sound of Basic Channel & lashings of Moroder-style synth. Dense liquid sounds riding a metallic rhythm track. Beautifully packaged in a confidential hand stamped manila file with accompanying briefing documents and the password to an x-rated video piece by gold~n~sour (produced exclusively for Discaire)."
Each week in 2011, the "Year of the Edit," Dollar Bin Jams and Young Robots Records will be debuting one exclusive edit for your enjoyment!
Our good buddy Peter Dragontail laced us with this fantastic synthed out mix of XeX's "Svetlana." Super duper 80s dark synth vibes make this a real burner.
Look out for Peter Dragontail and Maggie Horn's upcoming release on T&A Records, the first of many projects in a brand-new brand-synergy mindfuck collab between Young Robots and Tittsworth and Ayres' powerhouse label!
Hunee killed it at Delta Phi Disco a couple months ago. He's also back in the region, playing at 4 Hours of Funk in Baltimore. Sayin this is worth a trip to Bmore! Anyway, here's a mega-groovy Curtis edit he blessed the net with.
Brooklyn's Sharegroove tore it down last Saturday at Hurrah. Here's a recording of their set for those looking to groove.
Sharegroove - Live set from Hurrah | Mediafire | 2 funky hours
Also, here are a couple freebies from Duckcomb's group Trap.Avoid. I have a fuzzy memory of dancing & playing air bongos when they played the Little Countries remix.
Time for another class with Professor Anonymous. Since he's already reviewed arcane house & disco, vintage dancehall & hip-hop history with us, he's keeping the curriculum moving. Today's lesson is on forgotten new wave gems...
Welcome to check out my latest mix. I recorded this one Sunday afternoon a few months back but just recently had time to get some cover art commissioned and whatnot. The mix is 1 hour and 45 minutes in total and the selection has a new wavey vibe to it: some of the tracks are obscure enough to be called minimal wave now, some are true classics of the early video era. Me I just like to think of them all as cool 80's jams that you can't not like. Enjoy!
Ian Darby: Taking The Waterfront By Force Logic System: Unit Pete Shelley: Witness The Change Soma Holiday: Shake Your Molecules Gift Of Dreams: Mandroid Jazaq: All Systems Go Naked Eyes: Promises, Promises Kazino: Binary Telex: Raised By Snakes (Razormaid Remix) Eurythmics: Love Is A Stranger (Hot Tracks Remix) Leisure Process: Love Cascade (Dance Mix) Time Bandits: I’m Only Shooting Love (Steve Thompson Remix) Thompson Twins: In The Name Of Love Vicious Pink: Cccan’t You See (Xxxtended Re-mixxx) Shock: Angel Face Endgames: First-Last-For Everything (Disconet Remix) Material: Bustin Out Severed Heads: Dead Eyes Opened New Musik: The Planet Doesn’t Mind Shark Vegas: You Hurt Me For The Last Time
Here's a smooth jam to warm up your night, courtesy of Rocco Raimundo. Rocco also has a release on Gazeebo International, the same folks who brought you my Joy Revision edits, which you can check out here.
Each week in 2011, the "Year of the Edit," Dollar Bin Jams and Young Robots Records will be debuting one exclusive edit for your enjoyment!
This is an edit of a tune that has appeared previously on DBJ, packed with additional drums, synths and some extra guitar I tossed on top. I've been using this as a "last tune of the night" groove when I'm doin rap or funk sets and it the burtations get straight up heavy!