Showing posts with label remix. Show all posts
Showing posts with label remix. Show all posts

Fams Jams

Bunch of new good stuff floating through by some of my talented friends and folks, thought I'd share a few tunes.

First off, grab that Pendletons joint on 45 right now - there's only 200 and it's fresh! Groove Merchant has them, as does Turntablelab.


Next mention is the homies Vin Sol And Charles McCloud with a nice bassey minimal house rework of a Sade classic. Free download - sweet!



Vin Roc and Mike Baker's new song is pretty damn fly. Go to Vin's site for more infoz, and to DL and/or buy.




This an old one, but I really meant to post it up here long ago so why not now. Lunice beats, Jealous Guys raps. Still dope. Big ups and courtesy of Southern Hospitality.



Bonus beats: peep the dude DJ Vajra's tight Fugees blend with the "all i want is you" beat:



New Disco Hyphy Remix: Do The On One


Here's one I've been holding for a minute, as usual I added a few chords with the Juno 106 for added effect.

Kinsmoke feat federation & rick rock - do the on one (b.cause synth edit) by djbcause

Jesse Boykins III - Tabloids: Max Kane Remix


The funk brother Max Kane has put together this very chunky J.B. remix and was kind enough to share it with us. Grab that...just use an oven mitt or somethin'. Hot off the press!


Jukebox Wizard - Soundcloud Page


Here's a link to the non-zipped files for Jukebox Wizard!


So Fresh & So Clean




One from a few years back, still comes in handy sometimes.
Hey, if you are in SF come check out
MR E, Relly Rels, Vinnie Esparza and myself at the ELBO ROOM tonight for "Treat Em Right"! We play soul, funk, latin, reggae, hip-hop, disco, and all that good stuff. Let me know if you would like to be on the guest list.

So Fresh, So Clean (let's get it on reprise)

No Diggitee Vs. Khayree/Luka's Tonight


Here's a blend I've dropped live a few times but wanted to record so I could get the arrangement just right. Mista B and myself are playing TA-DOW! at Luka's in Oakland tonight...this is the kind of stuff we play there - classics, r&b, bay area jams, rap, etc. If you are in the east bay this evening give me a holler and I'll throw ya on the list.

No Diggitee (sick wit this blend)

Remix: Gangsta Luuv


Pretty comfy fit over the "corn flakes" riff - I stripped the middle verse down to drums and played out some new key chords.

Snoop dogg feat. the dream - gangsta luv (b.cause corn flakes rework) by djbcause

Edit: Say Ahh/Satisfaction


Love this Dre beat. Crafted some lil' drum fills, etc to keep it moving...

R&B Rework: Hard - 80's Funk Version


One of my long time favorite Larry Graham grooves re-arranged + Juno + chops + Ri's vocals.

Hard (I Feel Good Rework)

Just Be Good To Me: Redux


Ryan Leslie sure makes some great beats. Here's an update on the SOS/Chandra tune using an intro from a old Cassie tune he laced.
S.o.s. band - just be good to me (b.cause can't do it without you fix) by djbcause

Edit: I'm A Flirt/Love TKO


Another Kells blend, this time with a little TSOP love.

I'm A Flirt (love t.k.o. fix)

Locked Up/All Over Me

Laid the A.kon vocals over a re-arranged Jacka instrumental, seems to work out pretty well...

Flashing Lights - Don't Let Go

Remix: I Love My Chick

Pop Blend: Promise


This is something 'from' the radio...

Promise (every breath you take take)

Originally created for Night Of The Remix Vol 2.
I am going to be going back and breaking loose some older edits from the CDs that were never available as individual tracks, let me know if there's anything in particular I should bust out.



Exile & Sake @ ELBO Tonight + Keyshia/Exile Edit


Tonight it's going down at the Elbo Room!
Exile, Sake 1, F.A.M.E., and the 4onefunk DJs. 'Nuff Said.

Here's an edit from a few years back - I re-arranged and chopped Exile's amazing "Melon" (the watermelon man flip) around the Keyshia Cole vocals.

I Should Have Cheated (melon re-edit)

Grapevine - Sock It To Me

This one is somewhat "rustic", part of the reason being that my copy of the Deacons joint is pretty well/over loved. I tried to use the EQ to get the mix just right, but in general I consider it a pretty lo-fi draft and should be for ipod use only :) The Deacons track used here is essentially an instrumental version of the Syl Johnson recording "Come On Sock It To Me", as recorded on Twilight.

Through The Grapevine (sock it to me mix)

Reggae Edit: Temps Over Classic Marley

Used the long version of "Jamming" from the UK 12" to piece together this Motown-Marley mix.
The temptations - papa was a rolling stone (b.cause jamming dub edit) by djbcause

A Little Bit Of Love Is All It Takes


Here's something new, the classic N.E. vocals over Le Scratch Funk's "From Scratch" drums on MPM. Planned on just making the quick blend/edit but after playing with the Juno a bit I added subtle layers throughout the track. Grab 'em both or take your pick :)

Doc Delay & B.Cause: Jukebox Wizard

Here's a newly finished and fun pop/rock blends project done with the always awesome Doc Delay, something we started when he kindly put me up for a few days as I was visiting New York a year ago. Check him out over here, the guy is constantly turning out cool music & great mixes. Keep in mind these are separate tracks rather than a "mixtape" format. Liner notes by Sasha Frere Jones.

"New York and San Francisco meet in key to bring you the best song sandwiches both sides of the Mississippi."

Jukebox Wizard (zip file)

“I have no idea who this guy was. He arrived around 7:45 PM, ordered a beer, took a sip, and just sat there and let the beer turn to lawn water. That was it. He just sat and stared. He had on these dumb mirrored shades and wore a Dungaree jacket. He could have been 21, 41, I have no idea. He never talked to anyone. Everybody thought he was blind, but he never stumbled or fell or used a cane. Not in front of me at least.

At some point, when nobody else was using the jukebox, he went over and layed his hands on it. No—I got that wrong. He layed one hand on it and stuck out the other arm like he’s Trent Reznor reaching out to touch the black dragon. Some song I know we got on the jukebox, like “White Rabbit,” starts playing. Except it’s not that song. It’s that song plus The Police or something else from the radio. Most people liked it OK. People bought him beers, but he never touched them. This one guy gave him a twenty and the kid did nothing but stare at him. After he did his thing, he sat down and ordered another beer, took a sip, and then left.

I haven’t seen him since. I kinda liked that one with Yes and Lionel Richie. It was angry and sad. I think the kid had, like, a GPS in his coat to pick up radio signals but Pedro patted him down and all he had on him was a pack of those Christmas Trees you hang from your rearview mirror. Dude was somewhere else.”

- Bartender. Bill's Bar and Billiards, Omaha, NE

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