This is something I’ve been meaning to do for a while – a mix of breaks and bits from children’s records. No track list I’m afraid but it includes records sampled by De La Soul, MF Doom, Ultramagnetic MCs, Eric B and Rakim, Beatnuts, Prince Paul, Mr Scruff, DJ Shadow and some others.
I don’t really know if this works or if it’s unlistenable toot – let me know what you think.
Another good mix for you all here – I’ll let Fred tell you about it:
Yet another diggintape from me. Fresh for the summer of 2K11.. This mix contains a bunch of different musical styles, and the records comes from all around the world. India, Brazil, UK, France, Norway, USA, Japan, Belgium, Spain, Turkey, Czech, Carribean & Canada. Mostly downtempo/mellow raregroove type stuff.
Dig it.
Some of them are sped up, some of them are edited down a little bit, just cause I like it that way. I’ve also added a little percussion + synthesizers to a couple of them.
Email me if you wanna know the name of a couple of tunes:
Fredfades on Facebook or fredfades at gmail dot com…
Hip Hop was 38 years old this week so I’m posting up this mix from Sigma to mark the occasion. Also check out this interview with Coke La Rock, Kool Herc’s MC, that’s on egotripland.
This is a multitracked mix of hip-hop from 1979, the year that the first hip-hop track came out. My intention here was to feature every hip-hop track released in 1979 and I’ve come pretty close to doing that, although there may be some debate over the year of release of one or two of these songs. The mix is multitracked and I attempted to put it together in a way that would please people who appreciate the technical side of mixing, as well as those that just want to hear some great tunes. Whether you’re an old school hip-hop head or you just want a history lesson in how hip-hop sounded when it was first available on wax, there’s something for you to enjoy here!
01 – Imhotep Gary Byrd – 79 Intro
02 – Family – Family Rap
03 – Spoonie Gee – Spoonin Rap
04 – Scoopy – Scoopy Rap
05 – The Sequence – Funk You Up
06 – Troy Rainey – Tricky Tee Rap
07 – Dr. Love & Sister Love – Doctor Love & Sister Love Rap
08 – Paulett & Tanya Winley – Rhymin’ & Rappin’
09 – Willie Wood & Willie Wood Crew – Willie Rap
10 – David Lampell – I Ran Iran
11 – Steve Gordon & The Kosher Five – Take My Rap… Please
12 – The Younger Generation – We Rap More Mellow
13 – Sugarhill Gang – Rapper’s Delight
14 – Xanadu & Sweet Lady – Rappers Delight
15 – Sicle Cell & Rhapazooty – Rhapazooty In Blue
16 – Kurtis Blow – Christmas Rappin’
17 – Funky Four Plus One More – Rappin & Rocking The House
18 – P.J. LaBoy – Baya Latinos
19 – Funky Constellation – Street Talk (Madam Rapper)
20 – T.J. Swan – And You Know That
21 – Lady B – To The Beat Y’all
22 – Dr. Superman & Lady Sweet – Can You Do It (Superman)
23 – Lady D – Lady D
24 – M.C. Tee – Nu-Sounds
25 – Ron Hunt – Spiderap
26 – Ronnie G. & The S.M. Crew – A Corona Jam
27 – Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five – Superappin’
28 – First Class – Rappin It Up
29 – Jocko – Rhythm Talk
30 – Mr. Q. – D.J. Style
31 – Wackie’s Disco Rock Band – Wack Rap
32 – Joe Bataan – Rap-O Clap-O
33 – Fatback – King Tim III (Personality Jock)
34 – Neil “B” – Body Rock
35 – Bramsam – Move Your Body
36 – Eddie Cheba – Lookin’ Good (Shake Your Body)
37 – Uno – Boogie Beat
38 – Jazzy 4 MC’s – MC Rock
39 – Little Starsky – Gangster Rock
40 – Grandmaster Flash – 79 Outro
41 – Sigma – Dedication
Release date: Jul 25, 2011
