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Corn Mixtape
I named this mixtape after a turtle named “Corn”
This mix features Uffie, Pharrel Williams, Who Da Funk, Afrojack, Stromae, Deadmau5, Chuckie, Black Eyed Peas, The Rolling Stones, Far East Movement, Steve Aoki, Armand Van Helden, Katy Perry, The Bloody Beetroots and more.
Download for a high quality bit rate (enhanced AAC) or Subscribe to my iTunes podcast to get my mixes downloaded to your computer as soon as they are released. :)
Dubstep Mini Mix:
Turn the volume up because it will make your bass go wop wop wop wop wop wop wop wop wop wop wop wop wop. Enhanced AAC file, Download the track for the track list.
Reblogged from House of the Swedish Mafia
Re-posting this because I replaced the audio with a better version. I hope you like this one :) Enjoy and Share!!! Check out the Swedish House Mafia’s documentary “Take One” and get their latest album on iTunes.
Source soundcloud.com
Alarm Blue MOPP 4 Mix
Ralph FM November mix. 60 minutes of non-stop electro house music. Subscribe on iTunes and you’ll get my mixes instantly downloaded to your iTunes as soon as they are available.
Tupac can make you say oh! I like that Barbara Streisand
by Ralph Dagza (mix)
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In Riverside, Tupac can make you say oh! I like that Barbara Streisand! Do you speak Americano? Another Electro House mix from yours truly. Follow me on Soundcloud or subscribe to my podcast via iTunes
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DJ Fenner: Dubstep Mix
DJ Fenner - Dubstep Promo Mix 2010 by DJ Fenner
Spinning the turntables for over 8 years, DJ Fenner’s technical mixing style is accompanied by complex scratching & performed enthusiastically in all genres of music including: Nu-Skool Breaks, Electro House, Dubstep, DnB & Hardstyle … right through to Reggae, RnB, HipHop, Jazz & Hardcore!
According to Wikipedia Dubstep is a genre of electronic dance music. Its overall sound has been described as “tightly coiled productions with overwhelming bass lines and reverberant drum patterns, clipped samples, and occasional vocals”.
Who doesn’t like Dubstep? I like the part when it goes “wop wop wop wop woooop wooop wop wop wop” this genre sounds really good when you have a decent sound system. Now listen and dance!
