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Here is the second part to Matrix Vibe Radio's "House Mix #4" cause some say 80 minutes is too long for a podcast I decided to divide the house mix up into two 40 minute mixes for your podcasting listening convenience.
Tracklisting: (1)Chris Lum "El Discotech", (2)FM Groove "Deep Cover", (3)Little Louie Vega featuring Lynae "Never Forget", (4)Double Duty "Out Of Side", (5)Lith De Lanka "Dreamoz", (6)Kerri Chandler featuring Anthony Flanagan "You Are My Life", & (7)Byron Burke "Harmattan".
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A Bi-Monthly (80 Minute) Podcast That Consists Of One Of The Following Genres: Underground Hip-Hop, Deep House, Downtempo, Acid Jazz, Old School Funk & Disco, & Soul/R&B. All Mixed By Dj Joey Joe.
I'm DJ Joey Joe (I've had a few other names way back in the day), I fashioned my name after one of my favorite hip hop djs & producer (back in the day) which happened to be Marley Marl at the time. I grew up a fiend of music since I was small, I've been DJing (and producing) on a small scale for too long. I started out as a rapper when everybody wanted to be The Furious Five, Run DMC, Fat Boys, & LL Cool J. and after a while I was making pause mixtapes & beats to listen/rhyme to then later on when I would hear the local djs on the radio mix on the weekends (DJ Al, Wiggy Fresh, DJ Eclipse, DJ Prince Ice, & etc). Later on I ended up learning how to mix, blend, and dj with cassettes & worked my way up to turntables. While still being more of an emcee but needed beats to rhyme to I focused on the music the less I rhymed & the more I got into spinning, scratching, mixing (thanks to my cousin who kept me interested in it) and then later on I found out about college radio which introduced me into "underground hip-hop" & "techno". I use to go to NYC to visit relatives & when I checked out the shows that was on there I was impressed what Mr. Magic, Marley Marl, Red-Alert, Timmy Regisford, Chuck Chillout, Funkmaster Flex, & etc. was playing & their mixes. I've been spinning (hip-hop & reggae) for and at parties since 1994 (would love to spin on the radio if I get the chance) but I have been mixing personal mixtapes for even longer (circa 1990). I've been into house music for a long time too but didn't start spinning/mixing it until the late 90's but I still love underground hip-hop too. I'm a vinylholic, even though I have tons of cds & cassettes, I still crave & seek music on vinyl more than any other format.
