Showing posts with label legend. Show all posts
Showing posts with label legend. Show all posts

Monday, September 2, 2019

Episode #214: Wu-Tape [Razor Sharp Revamped]




The Saga Continues! Here’s a special mixtape in tribute to greatest dynasty in Hip-Hop History…The Wu-Tang Clan. This is in good timing as the Hulu Special, “An American Saga” is being broadcasted. This set loaded with many tracks of the group’s releases throughout the many years of existence. Tracks from the individual members were also included in this masterpiece. Even with nearly 80 minutes playtime in this tribute mix, it is barely scratching the surface of the Wu-Tang catalog!

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Saturday, February 9, 2019

Beats, Rhymes & Donuts - Mixtape




Happy Birthday to the Beat Legend, J Dilla! Rest In Peace, Jay Dee.
Here is a new mixtape I put together in tribute to Dilla. With this concept, I took some of my favorite tracks from my past two Dilla mix tapes I did a few years ago and added some other tracks. Beats, Rhymes & Donuts: Deluxe Edition has the best of the previous mixes, but it is practically “another batch” of Dilla joints all mixed in this hour long set! As we celebrate the life and music of James “J Dilla” Yancey, enjoy this mixtape and share it!

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TRACKLIST: 
01. DJ Fresh Vince - Intro 
02. Jaylib - The Official 
03. Slum Village - Fall In Love 
04. Janet Jackson ft. Q-Tip - Got ’Til It’s Gone (Remix) 
05. A Tribe Called Quest ft. Faith Evans - Stressed Out 
06. Jay Dee - KJay and We Out 
07. Jaylib - The Red 
08. Snoop Dogg ft Soopafly - Doh Doh (BPMSupremeDilla Mashup) 
09. The Pharcyde - Drop 
10. Slum Village - Players 
11. De La Soul ft. Mos Def - Stakes is High 
12. Common - Doinit 
13. J Dilla - Make’em NV 
14. Slum Village - Reunion 
15. The Pharcyde - Runnin’ 
16. Q-Tip - Breathe and Stop 
17. Common - The Light 
18. J Dilla ft. Common - E=MC2 
19. Q-Tip - Vivrant Thing 
20. Illa J - We Here 
21. Jay Dee - Y’all Ain’t Ready 
22. Busta Rhymes - Enjoy Da Ride 
23. Common ft. D’Angelo - So Far To Go 
24. A Tribe Called Quest - Find A Way 
25. A Tribe Called Quest - The Love 
26. Marvin Gaye - God Is Love (B Side) 
27. Common - Love Is 
28. Jaydee Instrumental - Trashy 
29. The Roots - Can’t Stop This 
30. Jaylib - Starz 
31. J Dilla - Workinonit 
32. J Dilla - Won’t Do 
33. A Tribe Called Quest - 1nce Again 
34. Nas - The Season 
35. Jaydee Instrumental - Unreleased Beat 28 

Sunday, November 25, 2018

Episode #183: A Tape Called Quest (2018)




As we remember the life & times of Phife Dawg this past week, I decided to re-release my mixtape I dropped several years ago. Just polished it up a little bit, but its still the same dope mix packed with all the classics from A Tribe Called Quest. Sit back, relax & enjoy! RIP Phife

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Episode #179: Beats, Rhymes & Donuts (Deluxe Edition)




Happy Birthday to the Beat Legend, J Dilla! Rest In Peace, Jay Dee.
Here is a new mixtape I put together in tribute to Dilla. With this concept, I took some of my favorite tracks from my past two Dilla mix tapes I did a few years ago and added some other tracks. Beats, Rhymes & Donuts: Deluxe Edition has the best of the previous mixes, but it is practically “another batch” of Dilla joints all mixed in this hour long set! As we celebrate the life and music of James “J Dilla” Yancey, enjoy this mixtape and share it!





TRACKLIST: 
01. DJ Fresh Vince - Intro 
02. Jaylib - The Official 
03. Slum Village - Fall In Love 
04. Janet Jackson ft. Q-Tip - Got ’Til It’s Gone (Remix) 
05. A Tribe Called Quest ft. Faith Evans - Stressed Out 
06. Jay Dee - KJay and We Out 
07. Jaylib - The Red 
08. Snoop Dogg ft Soopafly - Doh Doh (BPMSupremeDilla Mashup) 
09. The Pharcyde - Drop 
10. Slum Village - Players 
11. De La Soul ft. Mos Def - Stakes is High 
12. Common - Doinit 
13. J Dilla - Make’em NV 
14. Slum Village - Reunion 
15. The Pharcyde - Runnin’ 
16. Q-Tip - Breathe and Stop 
17. Common - The Light 
18. J Dilla ft. Common - E=MC2 
19. Q-Tip - Vivrant Thing 
20. Illa J - We Here 
21. Jay Dee - Y’all Ain’t Ready 
22. Busta Rhymes - Enjoy Da Ride 
23. Common ft. D’Angelo - So Far To Go 
24. A Tribe Called Quest - Find A Way 
25. A Tribe Called Quest - The Love 
26. Marvin Gaye - God Is Love (B Side) 
27. Common - Love Is 
28. Jaydee Instrumental - Trashy 
29. The Roots - Can’t Stop This 
30. Jaylib - Starz 
31. J Dilla - Workinonit 
32. J Dilla - Won’t Do 
33. A Tribe Called Quest - 1nce Again 
34. Nas - The Season 
35. Jaydee Instrumental - Unreleased Beat 28


Saturday, March 11, 2017

Episode #154: Biggie Tape




This is a tribute to one of Hip-Hop's Greatest, the legendary Notorious B.I.G. aka Biggie Smalls. Christopher Wallace's death was 20 years ago but his music still lives. Even today his songs still gets people moving! I had created a Biggie mixtape a few years ago and its a bit more gritty than this one but I wanted to give more of an updated mixtape for the radio. Enjoy this mixtape in honor of Biggie Smalls! Rest In Peace BIG!


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Saturday, June 28, 2014

[Episode #96] Moonwalkin' Mixtape



THEMIXLAB #96 - Moonwalkin'

A new mixtape in tribute to the King Of Pop, Michael Jackson. MJ passed away exactly 5 years ago on June 25th. He shocked the world with his death. Michael is a musical genius, icon, and legend that still lives on through his massive amounts of music. Music that touched and inspired billions. Just as we did in the past with smaller tributes, here is a new, updated, longer, and re-mixed tribute mixtape by DJ JFresh-One. Enjoy a collection of favorites, hits, classics, remixes, and tracks that sampled Michael.

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Monday, June 25, 2012

A Michael Jackson Tribute Mix, Part 2


DJ JFresh-One presents...A Michael Jackson Tribute, Part 2

This is the 2nd installment to the King of Pop mixtape. All mixed with non-stop hits of Michael Jackson uncluding rare remixes. This mixtape is a tribute to great music legend who passed away 3 years ago (June 25, 2009). Please enjoy this mix as well as the first set...you may listen and download Part 1 here: http://www.mixcrate.com/themixlab/a-michael-jackson-tribute-mix-re-released-57318

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Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Episode #42 - "2Pac-A-Fella" Mixtape

As of 9/13/2011, lengendary Hip-Hop artist/actor Tupac Amaru Shakur died 15 years ago. 2Pac was known as one of the greatest rappers of all time. He has quite an extensive material in his music catalog. So in honor and in tribute to 2Pac, THEMIXLAB presents episode #42 as a mixtape titled "2Pac-A-Fella" by DJ JFresh-One. Fresh delivers over an hour of mixing 2Pac joints including a few rarities. So get in tuned with this REAL emcee by downloading your FREE mp3 thru this podcast!
Rest In Peace Tupac!

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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

NEWSFLASH! Nate Dogg Dies At 41! Rest In Peace!

THEMIXLAB would like to extend our condolences to the family & friends of the hip-hop artist, Nate Dogg. Nate past away yesterday due to unknown causes to his heart (as we know so far). This singer/rapper was featured in many Hip-Hop and R&B hits. Rest In Peace Nate Dogg!

Saturday, January 8, 2011

DJ Scratch's Show His New App For The iPad

Legendary DJ Scratch comes out with a new App for the iPad. Scope it out and see what y'all think! Here is the video:

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Power Off For The Technics 1200: An End to a Hip-Hop Legend.

TOKYO (TR) – Fans of vinyl were dealt another blow when consumer electronics company Panasonic announced earlier this month that it would be discontinuing the analog products within its Technics brand, most notably the legendary line of analog turntables.

On October 20, the company said that it was winding down production of the Technics SL-1200MK6 analog turntable, the SH-EX1200 analog audio mixer and the RP-DH1200 and RP-DJ1200 stereo headphones due to challenges in the marketplace.

“Panasonic decided to end production mainly due to a decline in demand for these analog products and also the growing difficulty of procuring key analog components necessary to sustain production,” the company said in statement issued to The Tokyo Reporter.

Last year, Japan’s last remaining vinyl pressing plant, owned by the production company Toyo Kasei, produced around 400,000 discs from its multifloor factory in Yokohama’s Tsurumi Ward, a far cry from the industry’s peak of 70 million four decades ago.

Panasonic said that sales of analog decks today represent roughly 5 percent of the figure from ten years ago. At present the company has no plans for putting analog turntables back on the market.

The SL-1200 series turntable, which enjoys a massive following in the DJ community, had been in continuous production since 1972. Since then 3.5 million units have been produced, making the brand’s purple and gray logo (“Technics” written twice) an icon in clubs.

The turntables are acclaimed for their quick start-up and reliability, achieved through its durable Direct Drive turning mechanism (via magnets, as opposed to being belt-driven) and its heavy 12.5-kilogram base (composed of what is known as the Technics Non Resonance Compound), which isolated the platter so as to reduce feedback and the chance that the cartridge would jump.

Japan’s DJ community was abuzz, notably on the social-networking site Twitter, following the announcement. Tatsuo Sunaga (dubbed “The Record Chief”) said in an email that the announcement was unfortunate.

“I’ve been using these products for around 20 years and rarely suffered a breakdown,” explained Sunaga, who is a club DJ, spinning jazz up and down Japan, and the author of “I’ll Take That Record!” — a chronicle of a three-year vinyl-buying spree. “This type of excellence is something not seen globally, and I think the fact that one doesn’t need to purchase subsequent models as being the reason for forcing the move.”

But even if turntable manufacturers targeting top DJs continue to shrink their output, Sunaga sees those who prefer analog today as being too obsessed with the format to allow it to become extinct. “I don’t think analog users will lose interest,” he said.

Regarding the Technics brand itself, nothing has been decided other than the discontinuation of the mentioned products, the statement said.