Podcasts about Baltimore club

Baltimore's own DJ and producer James Nasty returns to share how stepping away from substances sparked new clarity, how he built Ecstatic Dance Baltimore into an inclusive, sober dance movement, and why guiding crowds through music remains his driving passion—from late-night club sets to substance-free floors.Finding clarity through sobriety: how stepping away from alcohol renewed his love for DJing and sharpened his creative visionEcstatic Dance Baltimore: creating safe, substance-free gatherings that put self-expression and community firstMastering crowd movement: balancing familiar anthems, deep cuts, and pure instrumental energy to shape the dance journeyMoney gigs vs. passion projects: why mixing high-paying wedding bookings with creatively fulfilling residencies keeps his fire aliveLessons from 15+ years: professional standards, spotting red flags, and evolving past early pitfalls with venuesUnderground resurgence: how a new generation of DJs is reclaiming Baltimore's club music and house sceneCatch James Nasty's first appearance on the podcast — the very first episode ever — here: The Truth In This Art - Episode #1 | James Nasty.This episode was recorded during a season dedicated to creative growth, transformation, and honoring the foundations that helped build Baltimore's culture.Photo: Emily Kulp Host: Rob LeeMusic: Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard and TeTresSeis. Production:Produced by Rob Lee & Daniel AlexisEdited by Daniel AlexisShow Notes courtesy of Rob Lee and TransistorPhotos:Rob Lee photos by Vicente Martin for The Truth In This Art and Contrarian Aquarian Media.Guest photos courtesy of the guest, unless otherwise noted.Support the podcast The Truth In This Art Podcast Fractured Atlas (Fundraising): https://www.fracturedatlas.orgThe Truth In This Art Podcast Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/thetruthinthisart.bsky.socialThe Truth In This Art Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/truthinthisart/?hl=enThe Truth In This Art Podcast Website: https://www.thetruthinthisart.com/The Truth In This Art Podcast Shop: Merch from Redbubble ★ Support this podcast ★

@K2RAH has you covered with 60 minutes of energy from start to finish! ⏩ Save the So Future Club playlist on Spotify [spoti.fi/2RwWPRW] and Apple Music [apple.co/3wfT7Bg] ⏩ Subscribe on Apple Podcasts and rate + review us: [bit.ly/lstn-apple] ⏩ Follow on SoundCloud for more So Future radio shows, mixes and playlists @[sofutureclub](https://soundcloud.com/sofutureclub).

Send us a text7Thirteen came into the scene like many others, exploring Houston nightlife. Being queer and POC, they thrived in open minded spaces like Hyperpop Palace and found a home at Sixes and Sevens. Now a year and some change extensively practicing DJing, 7Thirteen is known for primarily spinning Jersey, Philly, and Baltimore Club, but will spin anything that gets the people moving. This new clubhead showcases in their mix some of the older and newer players of club music, and also their ever growing obsession with club music. This is only the beginning of 7Thirteen.FOLLOW 7THIRTEEN ON SOCIALS!https://soundcloud.com/7thirteen01https://www.instagram.com/7thirteen.htx/Support the showThe South Gots Something to Say!

New music from TWO SHELL, COIDO, HAINBACH, TIM REAPER + KLOKE + more, on this Abstract Science podcast, hosted BILL BEARDEN aka WHOA-B + LUKE STOKES. BILL begins the program with a mix of 2 step + UK garage, peppered with Baltimore Club, techno + house. LUKE follows with a set of ambient + downtempo,... The post absci radio 1342 – whoa-b + luke stokes appeared first on abstract science >> future music chicago.

Send us a textShamar Rice joins us on Koffee Chit Chat to share his incredible journey from Baltimore club dancing to acting, illustrating the transformative power of passion and resilience. Shamar opens up about his beginnings in a family dance group at just five years old, and how the unique sound and culture of Baltimore club dancing set the stage for his impressive career. His transition to acting was inspired by studying formidable talents like Viola Davis, Zendaya Coleman, and Angela Bassett, which propelled him to build a solid foundation through local projects and student films. Shamar's story is a testament to the value of hard work and the relentless pursuit of one's dreams.In a candid discussion, Shamar reveals the deep connection between dance and acting, highlighting the magic of storytelling in both art forms. Facing adversity head-on, he shares his poignant experience of landing a role in "Perry Mason" while navigating homelessness, a journey underscored by perseverance and surprising support from unexpected sources. His message is one of gratitude and encouragement, reminding performers to acknowledge and celebrate their achievements, regardless of size. Prepare to be inspired by Shamar's indomitable spirit and commitment to his craft, as he encourages all creatives to keep pushing forward.Support the showHey y'all hey, don't miss the next episode of Koffee Chitchat!!

Groovy from Union, New Jersey joins us on "We Need To Talk" to share how growing up in the shadows of New York City sculpted his unique musical perspective. With a father who was a DJ, Groovy was immersed in a rich tapestry of musical genres, especially house and dance music. We explore his admiration for Schoolboy Q and the TDE era, which heavily influenced his artistic journey and identity. Groovy's nickname and the cultural melting pot of Jersey added layers to his sound that you won't want to miss.Imagine balancing a job at Qdoba while your song goes viral on TikTok! Groovy takes us through that whirlwind journey, from his early days of job-hopping and creative exploration to his sudden fame with "Jersey Love." His story of navigating newfound fame while keeping a regular job is both inspiring and relatable. A pivotal moment came when he signed with Warner Records, a move that solidified his place in the music industry and brought him one step closer to releasing his highly anticipated project, "Crying in the Club."Baltimore Club music, Jersey Club variations, and Philly influences—Groovy gives us a deep dive into these rich musical landscapes. We reminisce about iconic tracks and influential DJs who shaped the genre. Groovy also shares his collaboration experiences with artists like MC Vert and DJ Smalls, emphasizing the unity and potential within the Jersey music scene. Ending on a high note, Groovy talks about his new project "Crying in the Club," set for release this Friday, and hints at an intriguing conversation with Nyla that listeners will not want to miss.Talk Soon! ✌

This is Draw The Line Radio Show with Jacki-E, presenting the best music from female producers and DJs. Helping me Draw The Line this week it's anomus, a techno head, DJ, and producer from Alabama, now based in New York's rave scene where she's played with the collectives she.they.dj and Planet Queer. Her DJ style is anything above 150 bpm in industrial techno, acid techno and bounce, while incorporating other influences such as baile, Baltimore Club and hyperpop. The beats are fast and relentless and the tracks are hard techno. Links for anomus:- Soundcloud:- https://soundcloud.com/ano_mus Instagram:- https://www.instagram.com/an.omus In my all female mix in the first hour I'm playing tracks by Lilly Palmer, Silsan, Lisa Oakes, Lady Caro'zart, Lena Storm, Pina Tesla and lots more. If you like the tracks we play, please support the artists by buying their music. It's time to say NO to gender imbalance in dance music. It's time to Draw The Line!! Draw The Line Radio Show is produced for radio by Sergio Erridge and is A Darker Wave production. Track list 1st hour mixed by Jacki-E See comments. 2nd hour anomus - An exclusive guest mix for Draw The Line Radio Show. 1. Brutalismus 3000 - No Sex with Cops (original mix) 2. YA - Dystopia (Brecc remix) Age of Creation. 3. Flymeon - F*ck Freak (original mix) 4. O.B.I., RWGK - Gib Mir Alles (ft. Timo Revna) (original mix) Definition Of Hard Techno. 5. Stan Christ – Saviour (original mix) Carbone Records. 6. Basswell - Blood In My Ears (original mix) Grounded. 7. Mzperx - Ah Sh*t (original mix) 8. Teokad, NoName - Schranzition (original mix) 9. Klapr, FNCH - Hellhound (original mix) 10. Garcia Sauvage - Blood Run (ft. Strenx) (original mix) Records DK. 11. El Desperado - Fury Bomb (original mix) 12. DICA - 303 The Number Of The Beast (original mix) Expedition Records. 13. Mau P - Drugs From Amsterdam (Tucker remix) Free Download https://soundcloud.com/callumtucker1/drugs-from-amsterdam-tucker-remix 14. Dyen - Venom (Madora remix) Rave Alert. 15. Somniac One - Smoke Eater (original mix) Raw. 16. RZVX - She Likes When I Choke Her (original mix) Expel Your Demons. 17. Okkoto - Pain (original mix) Initiatives Studio. 18. Rian Wood - Insanity (original mix) Opium Trax. 19. Ko lab – Devastate (original mix) Rave Alert. 20. Jacidorex – Titania (original mix) NineTimesNine. 21. Fantasm - C'est Moi Ton Prof Fesseur (original mix) 22. Oguz, Gravedgr - I Am Not A Whore (original mix) 808 Studios. 23. XRTN, STN – Decapitation (original mix) 24. Infeed - Last Kiss (original mix) Innergated. 25. Nargremi - Come 2 Me (original mix) Innergated. 26. Laszlo - Bonfire (Toxic Machinery remix) Laszlo. 27. Fantasm - I Fcked Your Wife (original mix) The Finest Techno. 28. A.B.P. - F*ck Trance Only Hard Kicks (original mix) Toxic Machinery. 29. Merciless - Premiere | SVEDS – F*ck (original mix) Influence Records. 30. RZVX, Valak – You Better Run (original mix) The Finest Techno. 31. AXL, Fantasm - F*cking Breakbeat (original mix) AXL Records. 32. LS41 - Big 9 (original mix) 33. Vido - Endgame (original mix) Innergated. 34. Acidus - The Least Of Your Expectations (original mix) Influence Records. 35. Sikotoi – WTF (original mix) Etruria Beat. 36. Fantasm - Napalm In The Air (original mix) Falsive Records. 37. 753, SLVL - Supernova (original mix) 753. 38. Fantasm - I Watched My Own Funeral (original mix) 39. Ley Mar - Rave Calling (original mix) Free Download https://hypeddit.com/track/g07jt9

On today's episode(My 35th Birthday!) I finally sit down with Baltimore Club music Legend Mighty Mark! Mark and I go way back to 2001. We were classmates at Roland Park Middle School in 2001 and 2002. Mark has been honing his craft and rising to stardom in the entertainment industry for the better part of the last two decades. From making beats on cafeteria table and battle rapping in the hallways of RPMS to being featured on HBOMax, Space Jam, and Netflix, Mark has not only on multiple platforms, he is now giving back in different ways to his community. Tune in! 

Some groove, some rave, and bounce throughout. House, techno, speed garage, and club central in this weeks episode of Daydreams. Decius, Because Music, Clasico, Baltimore Club, Dance Mania; you name it!Tune into new broadcasts of Daydreams, Saturday from 4 - 6 PM EST / 9 - 11 PM GMT.For more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/daydreams///Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Starlight Thursdays Episode 202 Welcome Madam Bliss to the series! With over 18 years of DJing she's enjoyed entertaining dance floors at music festivals such as Emissions, Burning Man, Nights of Fire, Rock the Resort, Crystal Mountain and many, many more. This artist, remixer, producer and DJ thrives off the edm bass music scene. She is known to mix all different types of Bass music together to form her own unique sound. Her roots are breakbeats, house, jungle and hip hop. She grew up as a house dancer turned breakdancer who was compelled by the beat. Her roots also run deep with Reggae and dancehall. Over the years a deep love for Dubstep, Drum and Bass and Trap Music formed. Anything Bass heavy and soulful that evokes good feelings is her kind of style. She has released a bunch of tracks. Her work has appeared on We Got This Music, Street Ritual, Shadowtrix, BKoast, Pinecone Moonshine and other labels. . She has been playing guitar and keys since childhood. If your lucky you may even catch her doing one of her breakdance performances in between mixing and scratching! Let's take a closer look in a little interview with Madam Bliss. Why did you get into DJing and music production? I love to dance and I'm addicted to good beats. Where do you currently live? Whitefish, Montana. Is that where you're from originally? No, Media, Pennsylvania(outside of Philadelphia). What inspires you to DJ? Heavy and feel good bass vibrations with soothing intricate and dance worthy sounds. What inspires you about electronic music culture? It inspires me in all aspects of life. I love the feeling when there is a big group of people that come together to share the love of a certain type of music. I love meeting awesome people and working with them on new music or dance moves. It inspires me to be more creative and to move my body in new ways. The energy in electronic music really matches my personality and it inspires me to go further in life. What genres are in your mix? Rooted Dubstep, Bass music, Baltimore Club, Trap, reggae. Can you tell us a little bit about it? This mix was deeply inspired by rooted dubstep and bass music. My 2 favorite genres of music. Now that I live here in Montana in the mountains, it has given me the clarity to really dive into what moves me as an artist and DJ. One of my favorite eras of DJing is when I spun dubstep back in 2009. I made an all vinyl mix called DuBlissious with my favorite hand picked records. Still one of my favorite mixes. This is a continuation of that mix, I even reinvented some of the mixes from the first edition. This mix has a lot of melodic feels with deep bass lines delivered in the most beautiful of transitions. I took old school rooted dubstep and mixed it with more present day basslines, keeping it locked around 140bpm. I carried reggae sounding beats throughout. The beauty of these tunes have put me in a trance when I listen back to this mix, really taking the listener on a journey. This mix includes some of my most favorite 140bpm tunes I've produced myself as well as brand new production that I have yet to release. It also includes some of my favorite tunes that really moved me by other amazing producers. Who are some of the artists in your mix? Cimm, Shlump, Nahlith, Oz, Hamdi, Rakjay, Substrada, Vaski, The Maker, Eva808, Wildabeast, 6Blocc, Madam Bliss, Headland, Merricat Black, Skinny Limbs, G-space, Subscape, Matty G, Tiedye Ky, Pipus, Tsou, Kursa, Hexed X Labs, Chief Kaya, Synkro, MRK1, DJ Sliink, Scuba, M!ngo. We're so glad you shared this mix with us. This one is a special addition to the series and overall fire set. Anything else you want us to know? I want you to know that you are amazing for giving DJs and producers in Montana the chance to share their music with like minded people. I truly appreciate you and your crew!!! For More Madam Bliss be sure to check out www.facebook.com/djmadambliss www.soundcloud.com/dj-madam-bliss www.djmadambliss.com Insta @MadamblissDJ

“I left it all out there on the decks for this Anomalis Radio mix. I hit record and went in. Many of these tracks I've been rinsing regularly at club sets and I sprinkled in some classic House to accompany the Baltimore Club and UK Garage. Thank you Anomalis for the opportunity to release this mix and keep bringing House and underground electronic music to Richmond." -Tommy 2600 Tracklist: Bouncer New Guineu - Bored Lord 2021 Neva Eva (Extra) - DJ Technics 2005 !!! - OSSX 2023 R U In2 it - Mr. Mitch 2022 Thinkless Thoughts - DYOLL 2022 Luv-N-Me (Extended Version) - Baltra 2023 Tom Tom Club (AceMo Underwater Acid mix) - Martyn Bootyspoon 2020 Don't Ya Want It - ABSOLUTE. 2023 Fantasy (Klubhead Dub) - Cassio Ware 1994 The Groove - Paul Johnson 1996 Let no man put asunder (Ron Hardy beatfix edit) - First Choice / Ron Hardy / Nicolas Diez 2020 Titan Davis vs ESG Like Dis Rework - Titan Davis 2021 SHAI'S LOOP - DJ SWISHA 2023 Groove Thang (P. J. Swerve Mix) - Huey Mnemonic 2022 Want To Have Fun Club Edit - CalvoMusic Potentials Unlimited - Dave Quam 2022 Pain Inside - Stimulator Jones 2022 on my mind - titeknots 2021 Swingonoguitaro Jordan - GCZ 2014 I'm Every Woman (Clivilles & Cole Mix) - Whitney Houston 2000 When I See You (Tight Vocal) - Frank Youngwerth & Ernestine Brown 1990 Suspension Bridge /! Guitare solo+Song Unreasonable Echo 2017

Avec un focus sur les origines de la Baltimore Club music ! Tracklist : Myriam Makeba - AnawaVictoria Monét - AlrightAdamski - KillerRoisin Murphy - The HouseJames Blake - Tell MeBrenda Russel - A Little Bit Of Love (1979)Caribou - OdessaHappy Mondays - Kuff DamTheo Parrish - Sweet StickyOcto Octa - Come Here, Let's CommuneCobrah - ManicDiana Ross - It's My HouseJanet Jackson - When I Think Of You (dance remix)Tinashe - NeedsArca - RakataIchon - SouventMeryl - Yozo, NatoxieRagz Originale - What Comes Next (fest 24hoursav & Duah Saleh)Miss Tony aka Big Tony - Whatzup? Whatzup?Floorpan - What You NeedChuck Mangoine - Land Of Make Believe Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Hello all! The Engineer here. Welcome to Episode 88 of the BUDDHA BEATS podcast! I hope you're doing well. Question for you: Do you remember when breakbeats was the new hotness? No? Break-whats?  For those who weren't around  in the scene when breakbeats were all the rage at the time, check this video out for a small primer (https://youtu.be/B4r0MdBQI6U). The reason for the reference, is that this month's mix is all breaks and bass. This includes genres like Baltimore Bass style, Rave Breaks, Funky Breaks, Ghetto Bass, and others.   NOTE!:  Some tracks have adult language, so I apologize for that, and you have been warned.   That being said, these tracks — like many — take me back to when I first heard, or spun tracks from these genres, and I thought I would share these with you all. Now, what's more important, is that all of the tracks listed here except the last one are by artists on Bandcamp.com. As an artist, it's tough to get people to notice your work, and Bandcamp is a great place to find some of the most creative pieces out there.  I wanted to make sure these amazing productions and the artists who brought them to life get to an audience, with me as the conduit.  I have included links in the track listing (https://daibutsumusic.com/buddhabeats/episode88), so if you like what you've heard, PLEASE. GO. SUPPORT. THESE. ARTISTS. While there are free tracks on Bandcamp (where you pay what you think the track is worth), please spend a few bucks and help these fine folks out. You'd like to hear more of their music right?  Me too. So, let's get them acknowledged, and a few buck towards, bills, gear, services that they need to continue doing what they clearly love doing: making dope music.   Daibutsu Music has a store there too, and I love getting an email that lets me know someone purchased my work on the Bandcamp platform.   Please share this mix on your social feeds, it is greatly appreciated. Enjoy the mix!   TRACK LIST 00:00 — Ain't Nobody Shake It Down (Original Mix) by Isaiah 05:00 — Mentasm (Origingal Mix) by Rave 2 The Grave 07:50 — Feel The Power (Original Mix) by Core Dimension feat. Angie Brown 10:38 — Bull (Original Mix) by Under This 14:16 — Throw It Back (Original Mix) by Gucci Bass 16:59 —  Bounce (Multiply Remix) by B-Phreak, Bradley Drop, Multiply, Hankook 20:06 —Move Your Body (Original) by Weapon Of Choice 23:45 — Renegade (Original Mix) by Farsight 26:53 — Don't Touch That Dial (Original Mix) by JiaLing 30:02 — Don't Stop (Original Mix) by Bowser & Paket 33:12 — Sandy Bass (Original Mix) by Weapon Of Choice 37:43 — Delusion (Original Mix) by Colombo 43:07 — What Is Love (Original Mix) by Big J 45:49 — Hurt U So (Original Mix) by Johnny L.

Vous connaissez peut-être Baltimore, ville du nord-est américain à quelques lieux de Wahington et de Philadelphie, comme étant la toile de fond de la série The Wire, qui raconte les rapports entre les institutions, les forces de l'ordre, les dealers et la population d'une ville économiquement sur le déclin.  Car oui, depuis les années 60, et l'effondrement de son industrie, Baltimore est de moins en moins attractive. Sa population dégringole, passant d'1 Million d'âmes à 600 000 en 2020. Et puis les conditions de vies se durcissent, moins d'argent dans la municipalité, criminalité en hausse, bref, c'est pas la joie. Les habitants ont bien besoin d'une soupape, d'un club ou décompresser. Il y a un club, situé sous un viaduc d'autoroute, qui va devenir légendaire dans la scène locale, c'est le Paradox. Mais le Paradox ou le Dox pour les intimes, n'est pas le premier club à avoir secoué les nuits de Baltimore. Cette semaine on retrace donc le fil sonore qui a mené a l'ouverture de ce club, on vous présente les figures qui ont marqué la scène de la ville, et le genre de musique qui est né dans ces espaces de fête, le Baltimore Club. 

For Episode 72, Shannon sits down with one of the forefathers of Philly Club Music. Meet DJ Sega. The producer and phenomenal DJ has been blaring down sound systems around the world for more than a decade with his hard-hitting high energy club anthems and edits. And he's truly a student of the game.Sega's passion for producing and Djing came at a rough time period in his life. After the death of his grandmother, the Philly native locked into production as a way to process and mourn her loss . But after a few short years of toiling away his musical production software, Sega created something special.Combining the fundamental roots of Baltimore Club and Jersey Club's rhythmic flare, Sega was one of the first producers to craft the Philly Club sound, a fast and energetic genre that rests at 140 BPM, sometimes soaring to 155 BPM.Laden with samples of rock, hip-hop and everything else in between, Sega's infectious beats have had crowds rocking around all the world and now, the producer has been building up a steady following with his weekly DJ Twitch streams and helpful content on producing, streaming and other music related topics.Shannon spoke to the Philly legend about his early days DJing at Philly's famed Jamz Entertainment Center, the emergence of Philly Club, his time with Mad Decent and Sega finally sets the record straight about what really happened between him and Diplo.Tracklist ~DJ Sega - At All (The DJ Sega Remix)DJ Sega - Hey Mr DJ (The DJ Sega Remix)Support the show

The Friday Drive will be in full effect with 80s, 90s, 00s Hip Hop and R & B, and Jersey and Baltimore Club, and DC gogo! The T.O.T.E tonight will center on the war on women, waged by the Transgender Women community. Don't miss this replay! Mileeva Speaks airs live every Friday from 5 - 7 pm, only on kerbonline.live

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Sad tween car journeys, dismantled pop, pioneers of Baltimore Club. The South Asian-American vocalist, sitarist, composer and producer discusses three important albums.Ami's picks: Sardari Begum – OSTPortishead – ThirdK-Swift – Club Queen Vol. 3Ami's new album, The Living World's Demands, is out on November 4th via Phantom Limb and Leaving Records. Preview/pre-order on Bandcamp. Follow Ami on Instagram and check out her website.Donate to Crucial Listening on ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/cruciallistening

"Tear the Club Up." "Watch Out for the Big Girl." "Bring In the Katz." Shawn Caesar of pioneering Baltimore Club music label Unruly Records joins us to talk about some of Baltimore Club music's greatest bangers, and takes us back to genre's roots in the hip-house scene of the late '80s and early '90s. Learn about Bmore club's inspirations, how it's evolved over the years, and the life and times of some of its icons, including Miss Tony and Club Queen K-Swift. Hosted by Vivian Host (aka DJ Star Eyes). Visit us at Ravetothegrave.org or on Instagram at @ravetothe.grave.

Episode 75 - July 5th, 2022 (DJ Shy Interview)  - Giving People their Roses  - DJ Dre x DJ Nawtee x DJ Cram aka Velo Sicum x DJ A-One x DJ Shy  - The Origins of DJ Shy  - New Jersey DJs x DJing to Stay out of Trouble  - Newark, NJ x Irvington, NJ x New Jersey Drive (Essex County, NJ)  - Behind The Scene Records x Sic-With-It x Crookside Cartel x A-Team (New Jersey Radio) x Pirate Radio Stations  - Brick City Bandits (Brick Bandits Crew) x Brick City Club Music  - DJ Uncle Al  - Jersey Club x Baltimore Club x Philly Club x Chicago Club Music  - Black Culture Influence on House Music  - Jersey Club (Broken down by Regions & Era's)  - New York Parties vs New Jersey Parties  - Paterson Legendary DJs DJ Quest Flavor x DJ Goldfingers  - Jay-Z “Brooklyn Love”  - RIP Truck  - Paterson, NJ DJs  - The DJ Golden Ticket  - DJ Shy “The Producer” (The Triple Threat x The Sheesh Bros)  - Kitty Kat “Pop That” Sample  - Brick City Bandits w/ Corey Booker x Mad Decent x Diplo  - Nadus x Big O x DJ Sega x DJ Sliink x Dirty South Joe  - The Structure of Brick City Bandits  - The FADER Interview ( Fader TV Interview )  - Songs Of The Episode #1 - 4G4L Freedo “On Go”  - @Im_Waltttt Lesson on Practice  - DJ Shy The Mad Decent's Block Party (Circa 2014)  - Diplo Hanging Out & Chilling in Newark, NJ (Hanging out in The Number Blocks)  - The Internet was the Best Thing for DJs (DJ A-Trak x DJ Craze x DJ AM x DJ Shiftee)  - DJ Shy x Snootie Wild x Hot97  - Songs Of The Episode #2 - DJ Spaz x DJ Shy “Bring It To The Wall”  - Club Abyss (Sayreville, NJ)  - A-List Radio (Internet Radio) x DJ Enuff  - The Importance of DJ Mister Cee  - Angie Martinez leaves Hot97 (Aug. 5th, 2016) and goes to Power105  - Hot97 vs Power105 Radio Beef  - The Palace (Passaic, NJ) x Mr. B's Gentlemen's Club x Dekko NightClub x Liquid Access  - The HomeTeam DJs  - Angels Nardones x Jersey Girls (Elizabeth, NJ)  - DJ Doughboy  - Club Exotics (Club Escape) *Elizabeth, NJ*  - @Im_Waltttt Praises DJs that Play Album Cuts  - Dec. 2009 Young Money “BedRock” heard on OnSmash x RnBXclusive  - DJ Shy x Wiz Khalifa “Say Yea”  - Songs Of The Episode #3 - A. Money “Fast Life”  - Internet Sites Shaping Music Industry Today (OnSmash, RnBXclusive, DatPiff, LiveMixtapes, HotNewHipHop, GreenHitz, HotBlends, NahRight, ThisIsRnB, RunTheTrap, StereoGum, PitchFork, ThatsEnuff)  - Social Media x HillDilly x BeforeTheData Sharping Music Today  - DeeJay Remixing Songs Online (Soundcloud) - Dave Luxe x Ciara “Overdose”  - Social Media Ruining Party Scene  - River Outpost Brewery House (Peeskill, NY)  - Change of the DJ Scene from Old School DJs compared to the New School DJs  - Always Keep Moving, Every Good Thing Comes To An End  - DJ Shy DeeJay Stories (Traveling New Jersey - Connecticut - Baltimore - New Jersey)  - DeeJaying a Concert  - DJ Shy Newest Ventures (Apple Music x LoudPA Radio)  - Bob Proctor  - B1GGL x Supreme Security  - Songs Of The Episode #4 - Cruch Calhoun “Zaza”  - @MixedByKamillion Follow Him On All Social Media Platforms. @MixedByKamillion

About the guest Scottie B - co-founder of the all-important Baltimore club label Unruly Records - was one of firm facilitators of the rise of Baltimore Club as we know it today.About Unruly RecordsSince 1994 Unruly Records, owned and operated by Baltimore's legendary DJ's Scottie B. and Shawn Caesar, has been hailed as the home of Baltimore Club. People around the globe have asked the question: WHAT IS BALTIMORE CLUB? It is the brand of Baltimore, the foundation of club, combined with the element, art and passion of music is what drives the genre known as Baltimore club music.Since it's inception, Unruly has created other lanes in deep house and hip hop. Be on the lookout for the release of many early releases in all of the genres.The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture.Mentioned in this episodeUnruly RecordsTo find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory.★ Support this podcast ★

POWERED BY SKULLSHAVER.COMJoined today by Baltimore Club pioneer Young leek the cast discusses Tour life, Child rappers dealing with adult groupies and more! PLUS: Can you tell another woman you love her just because you have a child together? RULES OF CO-PARENTINGTo SUPPORT our Independent production CashApp:$DEVINWADESHOWThe Devinwade Show with Porta Rich & Walesca D is back for SEASON2!! This is NOT A PODCAST! Developed by The Producer that brought you Million Dollaz Worth of Game, this offering serves as a great dose of weekly comedic & unapologetic takes on Real Life situations and topics. Co-Hosted by Rapper/actor Porta Rich & Stylist Walesca D. If you're a lover of Real People, Comedy, Art, Hip-Hop & social issue discussions, this is the show for you. ALWAYS Under Construction. We'd rather Build Than Destroy. Welcome to The Devinwade Show!EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT AT 9PM!Created by @DEVINWADE (Devinwade Robinson)Hosted by @PortaRich & @WalescaD  @BIG11VENAudio Episodes Every Week on All Digital platforms!www.TheDevinwadeShow.com

*Edit : This is episode 47!For this edition of the pod, we invite producer and pioneer of the new club wave genre CalvoMusic to the show. What is New Club Wave you ask? According to Calvo, the roots of the genre stem heavily from Baltimore Club Music's rich history. The buzzing producer mixes sounds that have influenced him from various genres into bouncy and infectious club anthems.Shannon spoke with the Baltimore native back in October about developing his sound, his love for video game music, and his most recent project with Night Slugs.TracklistExplain Myself - CalvoMusicH.E.R X Bryson Tiller - Could've Been  Remix (CalvoMusic Edit)Follow CalvoMusic - @Calvo_MusicFollow + Donate To Club Management - www.clubmanagementpodcast.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/clubmanagement1)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/clubmanagement1)

*Edit : This is episode 47! For this edition of the pod, we invite producer and pioneer of the new club wave genre @1calvomusic to the show. What is New Club Wave you ask? According to Calvo, the roots of the genre stem heavily from Baltimore Club Music's rich history. The buzzing producer mixes sounds that have influenced him from various genres into bouncy and infectious club anthems. Shannon spoke with the Baltimore native back in October about developing his sound, his love for video game music, and his most recent project with Night Slugs. Tracklist Explain Myself - CalvoMusic H.E.R X Bryson Tiller - Could've Been Remix (CalvoMusic Edit) Follow CalvoMusic - @Calvo_Music Follow + Donate To Club Management - www.clubmanagementpodcast.com/

We had the pleasure of interviewing John Duff over Zoom video! Singer-Songwriter, Director, & Social Media Influencer John Duff released a new single with the help from his dog (DJ Baby Duff). DJ Baby Duff is a double-Sagittarius short-haired Brussels Griffon. She weighs six pounds and stands at about four apples tall. One day, Baby stepped on John's phone and changed the music - and that’s when John realized: she had a gift and she should become a DJ."I asked her if she wanted to do a song, and she didn’t say anything so, I decided for her. She mainly likes treats. I’m not even sure she’s enjoying this whole process, but that doesn’t matter! I’m a mom and I’m having a lot of fun. The more fame we get, the more treats she gets," said Duff. The song “100% Baby” was written long before Baby made her move to LA. It was originally a mid-tempo bubblegum track, inspired by the word “baby” and it’s over-usage in pop music. When DJ Baby Duff heard the track, she didn’t react at all. She doesn’t enjoy the sound of music, but mama knew what to do - so, John had her inject it with some puppy energy. Very inspired by Duff's love of Baltimore Club music. The music video for “100% Baby" was a collaboration with animator Sqott. John started following his Instagram @sqott after they both met very drunk at a saké bar in the East Village years ago. "He creates the wildest animations - all very similar in style to “100% Baby”. We didn’t want the video to be too sexy, cause she’s so young - and so his colorful larger than life style really felt like a natural fit,” said John. In terms of making the video - the first step was dieting. Baby was going through a rough patch at the top of quarantine. When she first moved to LA she was three pounds, and within a month she was five pounds. That’s nearly doubling in size, which obviously weighed very heavily on her confidence (pun very much intended). Baby trained with an incredible dog trainer, Kirstin McMillan - as Baby wanted to perform all of her own stunts. We then worked with a photographer, Davide Laffe, to capture her best angles as she dazzled everyone on set with her shear athleticism, beauty, and charisma.The footage was sent to Sqott, and then we really don’t ask what he did - cause somethings are better left unsaid. You can call him though! We have his number! Spoiler Alert!!! The video ends with DJ Baby Duff being the hero for destroying the wanted Octopus/Monster - but does DJ Baby Duff get the reward that was promised? Well, I guess we will just have to wait and find out if Baby got the reward. Truly, it is all of us are receiving a reward when we make the selfless decision to devote three minutes to Baby’s talent and beauty! We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com Listen & Subscribe to BiB Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bringinbackpod/support

I spoke with Christopher Freeland, artist, musician, producer, of Oxes & Frenemies about all kinds of stuff, like life and junk. It was Fun!!! Buy the 20-year anniversary of their first LP with a gatefold double vinyl remastered by Sarah Register. That & other links below: https://cmptrstdnts.com/the-fourth-wall/ http://cultureaddicts.com/cult-math-rock-baltimore-band-oxes-announce-the-fourth-wall/ https://frenemiesbaltimore.bandcamp.com/ https://youtu.be/q-bBW3LYQsw https://www.rollingstone.com/movies/movie-reviews/cecil-b-demented-92649/ https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/baltimore-band-sues-old-navy-for-image-theft https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baltimore_club https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ3RzGoQC4s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking,_Fast_and_Slow https://www.amazon.com/Undoing-Project-Friendship-Changed-Minds/dp/0393254593 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Change_Your_Mind#:~:text=8%20.P65%202018-,How%20to%20Change%20Your%20Mind%3A%20What%20the%20New%20Science%20of,New%20York%20Times%20best%2Dseller. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jamiel-alkhaja/support

HNNH has been sharing underground tunes since 2011 when she met Beav Murnion (FKA Trenchdweller), who was her first friend in Montana and her DJ mentor. Drawing inspiration from rhythms and percussion, the sound and style of this mix highlights Baltimore Club (a fusion of breakbeat, hip hop, and house that is characterized by repetitive [often raunchy/goofy] vocal samples and intentionally ruff beats), Jersey Club (an offshoot of b-more club), and Techno! Longtime member of the Fox Den and half of the Back to Back Duo known as DIESELQUEEF with her partner RedVelvet. If you didn’t catch her sets at Disco Blood Bath, Burning man, Forest Creatures 3, NYE Speakeasy Burlesque, or the zillion other amazing parties she’s performed at then it's certainly time to loose yourself to this epic mix! A few words from HNNH about this mix. During my time in Baltimore, I fell in love with club music, the jaw-dropping dance moves that accompany it, and the people I met while out on the town. This mix features old school Baltimore club names (KW Griff @kw-griff, DJ Technics, Blaqstarr @blaqstarrmusic), new school katz (Mighty Mark @mightymarkadventures, TT the Artist @tttheartist), other artists influenced by the Baltimore sound (MIA, Pharrell/N.E.R.D., DJ SWISHA @dj-swisha), and more. I tap into a much faster mixing style-- typical of club music, dropping over 30 tracks in just over an hour. Get ready for a wacky fun ride! I highly suggest trying out some of these dance moves while you listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=kZOoyt0BDXM Baltimore club music is deeply tied to the social climate of the city. If you’re interested in learning more, check out this documentary (https://vimeo.com/86904242). Special thanks to Khafre Williams @Khafre-williams https://soundcloud.com/khafre-williams For more of her Dope Mixes Check Out https://soundcloud.com/hnnh-beets

Melo, Jamil.B and Dj Deuxrelle are joined by producer and R and B artist "Dr. Watts. They have a great discussion on the upcoming VERZUS featuring Keyshia Cole and Ashanti. Discussions of  school days and the influence Baltimore Club has had on us becomes a real slapper as they reminisce and revisit those times where that style of music grew in popularity.

Make America Dance Again ! Le Jersey Club est une musique électronique noire américaine, née dans les années 2000 à Newark, dans le nord du New Jersey. Cette club music a connu un succès international dans les années 2010, avant de conquérir l'application TikTok. Pour les gens du New Jersey, cette musique est comme une religion, fait partie intégrante de leur culture. Cet épisode de Faya explore aussi le contexte social et politique du Jersey Club, la ville de Newark étant une « post-riot city » marquée par d'importantes émeutes raciales.Faya, le podcast du global dancefloorUne émission de Renaud Brizard pour Nique – La radioRéalisation : Malo WilliamsProduction Christophe PayetTracklist :Cookiee Kawaii “Vibe (If I Back It Up)”Nadus “Nxwxrk”Adeva “Respect”Griff & Booman “Pick Em Up”DJ Sliink “Put Cha Back In It”Sjayy “Crowd Pleaser”Uniiqu3 “Trunk”Lil Man “Back It Up”DJ YK “You Make Dat“Kyle Edwards, DJ Bake “My Back”DJ Bake “The Weekend”Uniiqu3 “Uniiqu3's Groove (Get Down)”DJ J Heat “Derailed mOment”Nadus “Sharpe James”Lil Man “Finger in the air”Sharaya J “Banji”DJ Telly Tellz “Fuck It Up”Ciara “Level UpCookiee Kawaii & Tyga “Vibe (If I Back It Up) Remix"Générique de fin : Kuth'Angikhumule de Sparks BantwanaRéférences citées : Cookiee Kawaii, Newark, Nadus, “Broke City”, DJ Tameil, Jersey Sound, Club Zanzibar, Paradise Garage, Adeva, Baltimore Club, Tim Dolla, Mike V, Brick Bandits Crew, DJ Jayhood, DJ Fresh, DJ Sliink, Trillville, DJ Bake, soirées THREAD, R3ll, DJ Slow, sexy walk, Killa Kherk Cobain, post-riot city, Brodinski, Canblaster, Sam Tiba, Club Cheval, breaks (Amen break et Think), Marble, Sharaya J, Missy Elliott, DJ Telly Tellz, Ciara Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

KB was born and raised in Baltimore, where all types of music surrounded them. Every genre, from alternative rock to Baltimore Club music, inspired KB to pursue music in all forms. After living 30 years of the party life, KB got sober and got serious about the direction of their life. Now, living in DC with their amazing girlfriend Kristen, working full time in the Audio Visual industry, and running a successful DJ business, KB feels like they are livin' the dream. Connect and Follow DJ KB: IG @dj.k.b, FB @DJKB Soundcloud: The Creative Sober Podcast Mix - https://soundcloud.com/djkimbrannan/the-creative-sober-podcast-mix Follow the Creative Sober on social! IG @thecreativesober

This episode explores the new, musical documentary Dark City: Beneath The Beat which celebrates the vibrant culture of the Baltimore club scene both through music and dance. Dark City mixes interviews with musical interludes to create a love letter to Charm City, and paints an uplifting picture of a city that doesn't get enough shine. The film's director, club queen TT The Artist, came onto the pod to discuss the making of the project, the signature club sound, and what it is that makes Baltimore so special. For more on Dark City: Beneath The Beat: https://www.darkcitybmore.com/ Follow TT The Artist on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tttheartist/ Follow Dark City on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/darkcitybmore/ Tia’s personal Baltimore Club playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3xjmWqKRWKDGRxV6PmHImN?si=yAwzBqoNRVyQiFvFPlIQmQ The official Spotify Baltimore Club playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DWWrKm37olqYM?si=Tm1lpRjuQY6oh25_5UUj2Q Follow Tia on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tortiachips.jpg/ For more on 200 And Counting: https://www.tortiachips.com/200andcounting --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Mythologies épisode 14 : Goutte d'eau et lit qui grince, deux samples caractéristiques du Jersey Club. Le mix de ce soir est basé sur deux samples, le son d'une goutte d'eau qui tombe, et le bruit d'un lit qui grince. On trouve ces deux samples dans le Jersey Club, lui même issu de la Miami Bass et du Baltimore Club. Accrochez vous pour une heure de RnB remixée en Breakbeat saccadé.

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Joe (Dirty South Joe), Mike (Low Budget) and Michael (Flufftronix) discuss the insidious nature of devil sticks, the Battle of Winterfell and Mike’s general distaste for magic and all things fantastic (except Star Wars), Endgame and Mike’s general distaste for all things superhero, old songs that sound current, hidden lyrical gems in the radio versions of club staples, a brief review of The Boyboy West’s song Bottoms Up, pricing vinyl on Discogs, and the late 20th century’s porn-teeming forests. ***LOTS OF ENDGAME AND GAME OF THRONES SPOILERS*** Listen to Low Budget’s all-vinyl Baltimore Club mix on Black Marble Collective Radio: https://www.mixcloud.com/BlackMarbleCollective/black-marble-collective-radio-33-wlow-b-dev79-cesrv-hosted-by-stvy-rvre/ Flufftronix’s new party BASIC is at the Dolphin in Philly on Wednesday 5/15, more info here: https://www.facebook.com/events/431219564373471/

Joe (Dirty South Joe), Mike (Low Budget) and Michael (Flufftronix) discuss the insidious nature of devil sticks, the Battle of Winterfell and Mike’s general distaste for magic and all things fantastic (except Star Wars), Endgame and Mike’s general distaste for all things superhero, old songs that sound current, hidden lyrical gems in the radio versions of club staples, a brief review of The Boyboy West’s song Bottoms Up, pricing vinyl on Discogs, and the late 20th century’s porn-teeming forests. ***LOTS OF ENDGAME AND GAME OF THRONES SPOILERS*** Listen to Low Budget’s all-vinyl Baltimore Club mix on Black Marble Collective Radio: https://www.mixcloud.com/BlackMarbleCollective/black-marble-collective-radio-33-wlow-b-dev79-cesrv-hosted-by-stvy-rvre/ Flufftronix’s new party BASIC is at the Dolphin in Philly on Wednesday 5/15, more info here: https://www.facebook.com/events/431219564373471/

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Episode 66: DJ EXCEL & DJ IMPULSE Philadelphia native DJ Excel and Baltimore native DJ Impulse join the fellas this week to discuss the CES 2019 Trade Show in Las Vegas and the difference between spinning clubs vs corporate gigs. Excel shares a recent experience playing R.Kelly in the club and everyone chimes in on a discussion regarding compromising their personal politics for a pay check. Impulse speaks about Baltimore Club and DC Go-Go. With the word “Culture Vulture” being thrown around in the media recently, everyone tries to define what a “Culture Vulture” actually is.

International DJ, coffee junkie, and co-host of Baltimore Night Brunch, DJ Impulse talks about his craft, the Baltimore Club scene, and how he balances family life with a job that keeps him out nights in clubs around the globe. And then he poisons us with 500,000 scoville units of hot sauce. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

International DJ, coffee junkie, and co-host of Baltimore Night Brunch, DJ Impulse talks about his craft, the Baltimore Club scene, and how he balances family life with a job that keeps him out nights in clubs around the globe. And then he poisons us with 500,000 scoville units of hot sauce. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week’s guest, producer and DJ James Nasty, stops by to answer my dumb questions about Baltimore Club and DJing. But, you’ll also hear his musical origin story (Did you know he and his friends made their own frat?) and his recent voyage to bring Baltimore’s homegrown music to the streets of Mexico. https://ia601506.us.archive.org/1/items/corridorcast_e53_JamesNasty/corridorcast_e53_JamesNasty.mp3

This week’s guest, producer and DJ James Nasty, stops by to answer my dumb questions about Baltimore Club and DJing. But, you’ll also hear his musical origin story (Did you know he and his friends made their own frat?) and his recent voyage to bring Baltimore’s homegrown music to the streets of Mexico. https://ia601506.us.archive.org/1/items/corridorcast_e53_JamesNasty/corridorcast_e53_JamesNasty.mp3

Dr. Fitz interviews Anthony Fenton on Canada's fallout with Saudi Arabia as well as the problematic North American support for the ongoing war in Yemen. Special Guest TT the Artist discusses Baltimore Club music and Baltimore Ceasefire.

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With a passion for music and the environment, Meagan "Ducky Dynamo" Buster defies the notion of doing or being only one thing. At first managing and promoting artists, Meagan eventually started creating music herself as DJ Ducky Dynamo, and can be found bringing the sounds of Baltimore Club music across the country. She makes up half of the DJ duo Turnt, with Shawn Smallwood, and is also an organizer for the Baltimore City Green Party. Meagan talked about her loyalty to Baltimore, weather forecasting, the legacy of DJ K-Swift and connecting art and activism.

Luke stops by the offices of Walsh, Walsh and Doormat to discuss the parking situation in Wallingford and Luke's new involvement in a top secret operation. Plus, Music For Your Weekend introduces Andrew to the world of Baltimore Club music.

Al Shipley is a Baltimore-based music critic. He contributes to Baltimore City Paper, Rolling Stone, Noisey, Complex, Pitchfork and many more. He is author of the upcoming book, "Tough Breaks," which chronicles the history of Baltimore Club music. In addition, Shipley runs two blogs, Narrowcast - critiques of music, television, and movies. Government Names - a blog dedicated to Baltimore's Hip-Hop Scene. You can find Shipley and his some of his writings at: Twitter.com/alshipley http://narrowcast.blogspot.com/ http://governmentnames.blogspot.com/ We talk with Shipley about his career as a writer, the Meek and Drake Beef, ghostwriting throughout Hip-Hop, Baltimore's current music scene, and much more.

This week's episode of Big Bass Party delivers an array of bangers from both emerging and established Bass music genres - including tracks from the Baltimore Club inspired Jersey Sound, the all so hot right now Twerk and massive hits from the the realms of Dubstep, Breaks, Drum & Bass, Electro and Ghetto Funk. Tracklist: 1. Stanton Warriors - Pop That2. DJ Fixx - Drop The Bomb3. Trippy Turtle - Trippy's Theme4. A. Skillz & Krafty Kuts - Tricka Technology (2013 Remix)5. UFO! - Jerk on the Block6. Tittsworth feat. Q-Tip, Theophilus London & Alison Carney - After The Dance7. Skrillex & Kill The Noise feat. Fatman Scoop & Michael Angelakos - Recess (Flux Pavillion Remix)8. DJ Butcher - Gold9. Zeds Dead - Hadouken10. Elliphant - Down On Life (London Future Remix)11. M.A.N.D.Y. vs Booka Shade - Body Language (Deekline & Ed Solo Remix) [BREAK TO THE FUTURE]12. Paul Oakenfold - Ready Steady Go! (Plump DJs 303Bass Mix)13. Sigma feat. Paloma Faith - Changing14. Alex Clare - War Rages On (Etherwood Remix)15. Metrik feat. Elisabeth Troy - Want My Love

Mixpak FM 067 comes from UK producer and DJ, Neana. Introducing himself with his Rebound X & Dizzee re-edits around a year ago, Neana has little in the way of official releases yet, but has already established a solid & accomplished sound. Playing with the association between the UK-US club spectrum, Neana manages to harness the rawness of London while channeling the energy and boldness of the East Coast US, from Baltimore Club to Ballroom. With his own label, Gang Fatale, and a growing affiliation with Night Slugs, Neana's heavily percussive sound looks set to go official this year. His Mixpak FM is a ride through that club energy, keeping things upfront while referential and always connecting the dots between underground raves.

A mix I put together with a blend of House, Baltimore Club and Dubstep. Most tracks are brand new with a couple slightly older tracks.

When it comes to club music. NJ & Baltimore Md have dominated a sound like no other. This mix show features New Jersey & Baltimore Club music Remixes.

20 Minute Workout Bmore Club Style Mixed by Blockburna DJ VONN

I'll be changing things up in a bit ... but the Baltimore Club sure is fun.Primus - Tommy the Car (Feiza Remix)

BRICK BANDITS & DIRTY SOUTH JOE PRESENTSTOLD NOT SOLD PT 1: THE ROOTS OF BALTIMORE CLUBThis is the first in a series of mixes intending to eventually cover every notable release in the history of the Baltimore Club sound. The combination of New York and Chicago house, as well as UK breakbeat/rave era tunes from the late '80s and early '90s, provided the sound's genesis. American labels like Strictly Rhythm and Dancemania, along with UK imprints such as Blapps! and Shut Up & Dance, found a home in every soon to be Club King's crates, and bits and pieces of what came to be known as Baltimore Club can be heard throughout their grooves. For an absolutely CRUCIAL play by play of some of the records that started the scene, DJ Technics has compiled a list (http://www.baltimoreclubtracks.com/history.htm)This particular mix is by no means comprehensive. I picked these out more or less because of the similarities between them. The Godfather, Scottie B, called it "proper" and that's all that matters to me! It was recorded all the way live on two turntables and Serato with no headphones, cuz that's how we do it at Ol' Head headquarters. Lots of pops and crackles in the cuts, but I tend to think it gives it a "time capsule" sort of appeal. Super shout out to Scottie B and Shawn Caesar at Unruly Records http://www.unrulyonline.com/ and DJ Stumble for the killer artwork www.myspace.com/stumbol Here's the tracklisting, along with a word or two from Scottie B to put things in perspective:1. Andrew Dice Clay - Mother Goose (Dance Club Instrumental)"Woke Technics out of a sleep over this."2. Petra & Co - Just Let Go (dub)"One of those house jawns that bridged club."3. Oji - Original Man "Great take on number 2."4. Masters At Work - The Ha Dance"See 2."5. Circle Children - Zulu (Braxton Intro)"See 2."6. Pirates Of The Caribbean - Tu No Sabe"See 2 again...Armand again!!!"7. Big City - Spanish Lesson"DJ Freeze...people was like "oh shit!!!""8. Greed - Give Me"See 2...house was BIGGGG!!!"9. S.o.S. - Crank This Mutha"One of several takes on a DJ Food track."10. Hoovers & Spraycans - Hoovers & Spraycans"First ravey jawn for the Baltimore crowd."11. Stereo MCs - On 33 (45 King Dub)"One of the linchpins."12. ? - Let The Pros Go"UK hip house rules Bmore!!"13. Barbara Tucker - I Get Lifted The Beat"See 2 again."14. KW Griff - Odells Beat"Modern example of the old school sound."15. II Da Life - Go"One of the first Bmores nobody ever mentions."16. Ultraworld - Life After Death"See 2 again and again!"17. The Blunted Dummies - House For All (S-Man's Deep In The Vibe Edit)"Best selling Unruly jawn ever."Get ready for Part 2 and by all means ENJOY!-DSJ 

Crossfaded Bacon and Mad Decent Records presentMad Decent Worldwide Radio #30: BOUNCE ITMixed by EmyndI started listening to Bounce music about two years ago and, over the past couple years, have acquired a pretty extensive collection of CDs, MP3s, and records of this really rich music.  For those unfamiliar with Bounce, it is a fairly unique strain of club-oriented hip-hop that originated in New Orleans sometime around 1991 with MC TT Tucker's "Where Dey At." Almost 20 years later, Bounce still dominates the urban club and block party scene in New Orleans with very little major label backing.  Just as Baltimore Club is based on the Lyn Collins' "Think" break and the Gaz "Sing Sing" break, Bounce beats are based on samples from The Showboy's "Drag Rap" (aka "Triggerman") and Derek B's "Rock The Beat" drum break (more commonly known as "the Brown Beat"). The best club music seems almost always to thrive on calculated simplicity, and Bounce is no exception, relying on MC work that is based on simple call and response chants, straightforward rhyme schemes/patterns, and repetitive dance refrains.  My buddy Noz-- http://www.cocaineblunts.com -- has helped me learn a lot about this music and several years ago (right after Katrina), he put together a really great collection of earlier Bounce songs that you can download (http://www.cocaineblunts.com/blunts/?p=690).  Also, the first podcast on New Orleans rap has got some good stuff on it as well.In contrast to Noz's collection of songs, I made my mix as an effort to put people onto some more recent New Orleans Bounce songs and artists that they likely aren't very familiar with.  As you'll notice pretty quickly, I've kept the mixing and DJing to a real minimum and tried to move pretty quickly from song to song to fit in as much stuff is possible.  There isn't a real rhyme or reason for most of the selections on here.  They're mostly just a bunch of Bounce songs I really like, and I'm hoping some of y'all will enjoy this stuff enough to go and support some of these artists.  I've provided links wherever possible to help make that search as easy as I could because a lot of these folks have a pretty strong presence on Myspace.  Please hit these dudes up on their Myspace, support their events, and buy whatever you can from them. Tracklisting:1.  Intro2.  DJ Jubilee "Get Ready, Ready!" (1997) 3.  Chev "Picture This" (2004) 4.  5th Ward Weebie "5th Ward Weebie Part 3" (2003) 5.  Peacachoo "Get High" (2004) 6.  Kilo "Pop Dat Tattoo" (2008) 7.  Peacachoo and Blaza ft Hot Boy Johnny "Danity Kane Remix" (2007) 8.  Kane and Abel featuring 5th Ward Weebie and Hot Boy Ronald "Toot It Up" (2003)9.  5th Ward Weebie "Dip It" (2008) 10.  10th Ward Buck "Drop & Gimme 50" (2007) 11.  9th Ward Tea "Pull A Muscle" (2008) 12.  Peacachoo and Gotty Boi Chris "Cut It Up" (2006) 13.  Sissy Nobby "Snake" (2008) 14.  De Ja Vu "Abracadabra" (2005) 15.  Peacachoo and Gotty Boi Chris "Blocka Blocka" (2007) 16.  South Rakkas Crew and Emynd "Mad Again (NOLA Bounce Remix)" (2008) 17.  Dime Gyrl Drell "They Mad" (2005) 18.  Gotty Boi Chris ft 5th Ward Weebie "Where She At" (2005) 19.  Gotty Boi Chris "She Make Me (Laaard!!!)" (2005) 20.  Faster Boyz "I Ain't Had Sex In A Long Time" (2004) 21.  10th ward Buck "Buck Hop" (2004) 22.  Naughty "Walk With It" (2003) 23.  DJ Jubilee "Where Y'all From" (2004) 24.  2 Sweet "Do Like I Told Ya" (1997) 25.  Katey Red "Melpomene Block Party" (1999) 26.  Willie Puckett "Doggie Hopp" (1997) 27.  Partners n Crime "We Don't Love Them Hoes" (1994) 28.  DJ Jubilee "Back That A** Up" (2000) 29.  Ricky B "Y'all Holler" (1996) 30.  Lil Wayne & Curren$y "New Orleans Classic" (2007)