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Mixes from around the world....
Here are links to some really great mixes from DJs across the world.
Old mixes, etc
IMPORTANT!! These are complete mixes, about one hour in length or about 15 songs. The files are REALLY big (about 120 Mb) so even if you have high speed broadband, it will take at least 20 minutes to completely download the entire file. Right click on the file and select "Save As" and save the file to your computer.
I am working on breaking up the mixes in a way that does not ruin the mix, in order to have smaller, faster downloads. I am also thinking of putting them into ZIP files, but I am not sure if everyone knows how to expand a ZIP file. The files are in MP3 format, so they will play on your iPod without much hassle. If you want to make a CD, you will need to convert them into .WAV files first.
This the second mashup mix that I have been playing around with. It features more classic rock mashes -like the Doors and the Stones.
Mashville This is a kind of trippy, downtempo mix that I put together last winter when I did some gigs at Sugar. It is influenced heavily by the "Outernational Sound" of the Thievery Corporation.
downtempo
This is the most popular mix I have put together to date. The mix includes some of the best mashups that I have found. The mix has a retro feel to it, kind of like one huge mashup. I wanted to include songs from the 80's with the synth-pop sound that is now becoming very trendy again (check out the band "The Bravery" - New Order meets The Cure/ Depeche Mode).
sour mash1
This is another mix I did last winter and I played parts of it at Sugar. It is a little more agressive and very electronic based, but is not repetitive or hard as Trance. In the right mood, this is really cool stuff, but so you know -it's not B96, 50 Cent or Britney (which I think is a good thing).
electronic sound system
I've been listening to this all weekend and will have a duet mashup of Kurt and Jordis shortly.
Jordis Unga- Man Who Sold the World
I am working on breaking up the mixes in a way that does not ruin the mix, in order to have smaller, faster downloads. I am also thinking of putting them into ZIP files, but I am not sure if everyone knows how to expand a ZIP file. The files are in MP3 format, so they will play on your iPod without much hassle. If you want to make a CD, you will need to convert them into .WAV files first.
This the second mashup mix that I have been playing around with. It features more classic rock mashes -like the Doors and the Stones.
Mashville This is a kind of trippy, downtempo mix that I put together last winter when I did some gigs at Sugar. It is influenced heavily by the "Outernational Sound" of the Thievery Corporation.
downtempo
This is the most popular mix I have put together to date. The mix includes some of the best mashups that I have found. The mix has a retro feel to it, kind of like one huge mashup. I wanted to include songs from the 80's with the synth-pop sound that is now becoming very trendy again (check out the band "The Bravery" - New Order meets The Cure/ Depeche Mode).
sour mash1
This is another mix I did last winter and I played parts of it at Sugar. It is a little more agressive and very electronic based, but is not repetitive or hard as Trance. In the right mood, this is really cool stuff, but so you know -it's not B96, 50 Cent or Britney (which I think is a good thing).
electronic sound system
I've been listening to this all weekend and will have a duet mashup of Kurt and Jordis shortly.
Jordis Unga- Man Who Sold the World