THEMIXLAB is formulated to surpass the masses with dope mixtapes and musical creativity. This podcast supports good music, positive influence, artistic creativity, peace, unity, fun, and God. DJ Fresh Vince spins a variety of genres, primarily REAL Hip-Hop, Underground, Mainstream Rap, R 'n B, Soul, Funk, House, Old School, and other inspired genres. DJ services are available in the Greater Phoenix Area and certain locations of Arizona.
Saturday, April 10, 2010
NEW EPISODE! #24 - The Reprint (Progressive Jay-Z) by DJ JFresh-One
Sunday, June 28, 2009
EXCLUSIVE! A Michael Jackson Tribute Mix by DJ JFresh-One
Listen and Download for free!
The Mix Lab presents..."Michael Jackson Tribute Mix by DJ JFresh-One"
What up peoples! This is DJ JFresh-One of The Mix Lab and wanna post up this mix worldwide in tribute to Michael Jackson who recently passed on. I know tributes are spreadin' fast but I had to throw this on anyway to pay my respects. Its not long or listed with many songs but its mixed for about 28 mins for you to enjoy. Hope y'all enjoy this tribute mix thats for free.
God bless y'all.
R.I.P. Michael Jackson
Friday, June 19, 2009
Now Playing! Episode #13 - Jnx The Kemist's East VS West Mix
Sit back and enjoy! It's still FREE!
See you again in a few days for the next episode!
Peace and God Bless!
NEW The Mix Lab presents...LabJamz.com! A new podcast channel.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
The Mix Lab Podcast #12 is now playing!
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
STAY TUNED!
It's been a very busy month for me personally and the blog/podcast is under construction.
So basically I just wanna say excuse me and sorry for any wait on updating the site or podcast.
But STAY TUNED though because in the next couple days a NEW podcast will be up and then some. Also NEW updates to the website. Thank you for your patience and see ya'll soon!
Peace and God Bless!
Monday, March 9, 2009
Listen to Episode #8 - The Mix Lab
NEW EPISODE #8!!! Welcome back everyone! Its been a little while since the last episode. Hope you enjoyed it. Big shouts to Jnx The Kemist.
Now for this episode we were in the Lab again and cooked up another mix. Honey Sunshine help selected the tracks while JFresh One mixed it up on the 1's & 2's. This one is a smooth groove type of mix. Its got a little bit of some Soul and R&B.
Sit back, enjoy & stay tuned in for more!
God bless y'all!
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Madlib - Beat Konducta Vol. 5 - 6
Here is 2 tracks from this album for you to listen to. Press pause on the podcast above for a little bit before you continue. Enjoy!
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
>>NEW<< Podcast #7 is now posted!
Enjoy this podcast, subscribe for more, and download for FREE!
Thanks for the support, God Bless You!
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
*NEW* Episode #6 is now up!
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Diddy Blames DJs For The Fall of Hip-Hop
This is what Diddy had to explain during an interview with MTV: "People have figured out the formula when they make records for radio, and DJs ain't DJs no more. DJs don't break records no more. DJs don't play album cuts. DJs play what is going to move the crowd. DJs, they don't expose you to the newness. That was the DJs' thing. Hip Hop is in a recession also. It's not dead, it's definitely way better than where it was at, as far as with 'Ye, T.I. and with Jeezy. It's so much great stuff out there, the responsibility has to come with the DJs."
This dude has gone mad! Plus he is also in the making of his new album and he will have (yes another) new sound. Just as rumored about his new approach to the autotune/vocoder bandwagon, he claims to do something "new & different" from everybody else with "electro hip-hop soul." Here is another remark from this brother:
"Right now, I'm working on my record, and it'll be out in the end of summer. It's feeling good. It's different. I'm creating a new sound. It doesn't sound like anybody else's stuff out there. With that comes a risk. I'm excited about the risk. I do have a beef a little bit with the game right now. I think Hip Hop has lost its risk-taking quality. Everybody goes to the comfort zone. It doesn't have that risk anymore. You're not like, 'What is that?' when you hear that record anymore."
Well, Mr. Combs, if you happen to read this let me tell you something. I am a DJ. Not just a regular DJ, but a DJ that spins and supports the true essence of Hip-Hop. I admit that there is a lot of lazy wanna-be DJ's out there. Including wack unknown ones or popular no-skilled DJs like Khaled. A lot of DJ's are just as bad as some rappers, labels, fans, and the media. Its the whole movement of the culture period. The majority are influenced by a whole different definition of "hip-hop." BUT there is no reason to be pointing fingers at the DJs alone for the sake of where hip-hop is at right now. Business cats like yourself are the ONE of the reasons hip-hop is dying in the mainstream. You talk just like the rest of them corporate demons.
Listen, Diddy, don't overlook the real culture of hip-hop and especially don't put blame on the foundation of it all. We are supposed to move a crowd just like a REAL emcee should and expose the crowd with not just "new" music, but with real music that has a positively-moving message. Diddy invested on this mainstream radio pop culture. Puffy, if you are really gonna do something new and different, why don't you get off T-Pain's lap and spit a real song like a real MC should while a DJ is cuttin' up the breaks. If changing hip-hop back to way it is supposed to be is your concern, then REALLY do something about it. Don't jump in the bandwagon like everyone else and then claim that you are not. Plus, in my opinion, hip-hop is not better than where it was. Sorry TI, Kanye or Jeezy ain't helpin' either.
And one more thing, Puff, if there is a risk to be known then that will be actually playing one of your records. Here is a suggestion for your new album's title, Press Stop, Then Eject.
Keep it real. Hip-Hop 101. God Bless.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
NEW Episode #5 added to Podcast!
And not only share with everybody you know, but support the REAL hip-hop music that should be on the air!
Alright, stay tuned with this blog and new podcasts coming soon. Peace and God Bless.
-JFresh One
Friday, January 23, 2009
Jay-Z Dropping New Album, "The Blueprint 3"

Jay told MTV recently, "For me, the process of making an album is difficult with so many things going on. And me, I wanna make it beyond and above. I'm gonna take my time with it. I don't have any quotas, and that's a good thing. It may be too freeing. It's a good thing and a bad thing. You know, I think I need some restrictions. 'Cause if I had restrictions, I would have done it in three weeks. I would have made what I believe to be a great piece of art." Plus, not only would this album be Jigga's last on Def Jam, but would have the majority of it produced by Kanye West. Let's hope he don't put his heartbreak on the record....Jay don't need to be robotized!
Jay also mentioned about 'Ye working on some tracks for the Blueprint 3 recently. "He wanted to do a few more joints, so he kinda pushed it back. Now we're gonna go in and just work on some more records. So I got some more stuff to kill it with! I think [Jay pushed the album back because] 'Swagger' just did so incredible. We wanted to go up [and make sure] everything was on that level."
Well, we all just gotta sit back and wait for this next Jigga chapter to be released. Just keep your ears peeled and drop any info on the status in the comments.
Monday, January 12, 2009
The City Of Tucson Pays For Graffiti
Check this out all you graf heads. In Tucson, AZ, the city are spending money to teach youth from ages 13 to 21 to make art out of a spray can and to do graffiti the right way. Even some of the city's own buildings are being used to demonstrate the artwork. The program is to instruct city youth to not tag or spray paint illegally. Also, this program is to bring artistic recreation for the youth. Although, the city, enthusiasits, graf artists, and local organizations approve of this Non-crime & NOT-gang related program, a ton of neighbors are furious. Just as usual ignorant people can't accept the real essence of hip-hop culture and only criticize. It is kind of controversial within the city like how it was in the film "Style Wars".


