DJ Matthew Africa puts together a “best of E-40″ mix. [Insert some crazy Yay slang phrase here]
|
These were a long time coming but I finally got around to making some new mixes. Even though it’s hard to make the time, I get so much pleasure out of putting these together and I personally, I feel like I hit a strong groove with how these two came together.1 Aretha Redux is an overhaul of my previous Aretha mix that improves on that version with new songs and new segues, covering a lot of her lesser-known hits plus a few choice covers. Learn more. Deep Covers 3 is the [...] Continue reading TWO NEW MIXTAPES + REVAMPED MIX PAGE
Head Warmers (1997). This was actually the sixth in a series of ’90s/indie hip-hop-driven mixtapes and it’s become the one I have gotten the most props for; DJ Shadow even has it as one of the mixtapes shown in the liner notes for Private Press.
Polyrhythmatic (1998). Another indie hip-hop heavy mix and personally, my favorite mix from this era, both in terms of the song selection and the segues I played with.
Continue reading FREE MIXES
My dudes Josh B. Cause and Matthew Africa have put out their long awaited sequel to one of my favorite mixes of the last few years, Soul Boulders. Slow, funky soul cookers = unfadeable. Here’s the sampler: To order, go here.
I had sent a box of tapes to a national distributor, based in the Bay Area, and years later, they sent me back all the unsold stock, which was around 150+ copies. They languished in my [...] Continue reading BACK FROM THE DEAD: INCOGNITOS MIXTAPE (ON TAPE!)
They’re back.
If you’re not listening to Chris Read’s incredible “Classic Material” series of year-oriented hip-hop mixes, you must hate hip-hop.
Continue reading 2010 REVIEW (FROM THE BINS) |
 |
|
|
Copyright © 2012 Soul-Sides.com - All Rights Reserved |
||
Double Flip (1999/2000). This was a [...]
chatter