DJ Nave E

 

Welcome to another Wednesday edition.

I know I broke with convention here, and I jumped ahead…

but a new fan just had a birthday, and I promised her a mix to celebrate with.

Well, I KINDA gave her what she asked for,

and then gave her MORE than she knew to ask for!

So here we are with another Birthday edition of

B O M B S!

This one is definitely more on the house side of things,

a genre that I haven’t really done much with since B O M B S 1 way back in January.

I think I’m going to start calling my mixes

elevator music.

Why you ask…cause I can’t seem to keep these beats on the ground!

They always go up and up.

No worries, this mix is full of surprises, and I guarantee you…

eventhough it’s only 128bpm, you’ll swear it’s a lot faster by the end.

I had the hardest time ending this one at CD length…

well, enough chatter from me, whose on this thing I hear you asking?

Destiny’s Child

Azzu
Iggy Azalea feat Charlie xCx

VitoFun x SpacePlant

Tom Novy & Jashari

Green Velvet

Hot Since 82

Martinez Brothers

Disclosure ft. Mary J. Blige

Barbara Tucker

Cube Guys

Armand Van Helden feat. Duane Harden

Jerome Robins Gary Caos Peter brown
Muzzaik and Dave Martin

M.S. & The Girl Next Door

Amrick Channa

Dj Flore Agent Q Lexvaz JJ Mullor

Ben Sims

Phunk Investigation Gd&B

Alicia Keys

Peter Rauhofer

Cicuendez

Erick Morillo Jose Nunez Harry Romero & Cevin Fisher

Amol Reon

Matthew Jonson finshes up the set.

Until Next time, stay groovy!

Yours in Groove

DJ Nave E

 

 

It’s amazing where inspiration can come from.

After spying a new advertisement on TV, I noticed this killer

little ditty of a tune. You know, the dubstep track

in the Internet Explorer commercials.

I had to know more, and I had to get my hands on that awesome track.

But naturally I couldn’t stop there, and well here’s the listing below:

Alex Clare of Internet Explorer 9 Commercial fame

Knife Party

Excision & Noiz

Green Velveta

Madonna

Mauro Picotto

Nelly Furtado

A-Brothers

Deborah Cox

Flow Superstars

Gedevaan

Octave

Uforiq

Kelis

Umek

Tomy DeClerque

Tramaine Hawkins

Rob Mirage

Martha Wash

Marco Bailey & Tom Hades

Luis Flores

Love Tribe

Leon Bolier

Yeah as you can see there are a few nuggets thrown in this one.

And yes it does keep up the saw bass edginess for the whole 2 hours.

And I’m outta march like a fuzzy tailed lamb!

With the holidays rapidly approaching and with a ton of some new tracks

 quite a few old ones, and a boat load of new software, it’s time to crunch out

some banging new mixes.

At the suggestion of a couple of fans who like the longer mixes

instead of the split ones that require you add them to a playlist,

I decided that it is time for a full length banger.

This one is on the electro, 8bit, and naturally minimalistic tip.

There are over 35 tracks spanning just short of 3 hours (by a few minutes).

Ann Nesby makes a revisit, this time in a slightly different fashion.

I’ve got some S Club 5  (yeah its ripped right out of the video game)

Kaskade and some of his new banging mashups make an appearance

Adam Beyer, Nicky Romero, Tommy Trash

the one and only Cajmere

Green Velvet

and a few new tracks that are unavailable, and heard here exclusively by

Fredda L (banging track absolutely banging)

Peter Pitzzutelli (you need to look this dude up)

Eddie Thoneick

Erick Deeks & Lauren Neko

Suzanne Vega (yes, AGAIN!)

brought up a really good oldie from iiO

Afrojack

Deniz Koyu

Christina Aguliera

Amy Winehouse

and the list goes on and on, and so do these beats.

This mix was done with a nice electro-minimalist vibe, and has some interesting presence.

It was so good, I had to embark on a new sonic mission I’ve had for over 10 years

I mastered this version of the mix to have regular stereo separation,

HOWEVER

in case you are one of those audiophiles, and you have an awesome system

or you just like to bang things out on your surround sound system

you might want to take a listen to the 5.1 mixdown version

that’s featured on the next posting!

DJ Nave E.com

Advancing the craft for your aural pleasure!

 

 

Well what retrospective would be complete

without an exploration into why there was

a HCBD Series.

I’m sure once you hear this

you’ll understand why the title is

“There Goes The Neighborhood”

As my good friend Walter put it…

“You let me know what neighborhood

THAT is cause I wanna move in!”

The beats and keys on here are just amazing

the atmospherics just short of orchestral

another amazing mix

Afrojack

Green Velvet

tons more minimal goodies..

and for those really curious…

my take on Style of Eye’s “Girls” is re-edited

and used in this one!

For all you Monster’s Ball fans…

How did this mix ever disappear???