The best DJ Mix CDs from the last few weeks
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DJ Shadow
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Live In Los Angeles
UK
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Blunderbuss Germany
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£12.99
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DJ Shadow is in top form here mixing all vinyl on 3 decks and you get Shadow songs, electro, hip-hop, dubstep, new techno, drum & bass, heavy metal, and anything else Shadow felt like throwing in the stew, in a remarkably cohesive and adept mix which never fails to thrill.
DJ Nuts
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Arthur Verocai, Arranjos Composicoes : A Mix By DJ Nuts
USA
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Mochilla
CD
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£14.49
Out Of Stock
Mochilla’s Timeless Series remains one of the most memorable events of the last few years. For those unlucky enough to have missed the Suite for Ma Dukes and Mulatu Astatke and Arthur Verocai performances, the DVDs are now available. To help promote the release, Brazil-based DJ Nuts has compiled a staggeringly excellent 78-minute mix of the Best of Verocai. Think a synthesis of soul, classical, funk, folk, samba, rock and jazz, occupying a psychedelic middle ground between Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On,” Miles Davis’ “Bitches Brew” and Frank Zappa’s “Hot Rats.” Absolutely necessary.
Quantic
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Addis To Axum
USA
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Mochilla
CD
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£14.49
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Producer and selector Quantic first met Ethio-jazz pioneer Mulatu Astatke in 2004, while hunting down records in Addis Ababa with Soundway’s Miles Cleret and photographer/filmmaker B+ (as featured in Wax Poetics Issue 14). Five years later, they were reunited at the Luckman Fine Arts Complex in Los Angeles for the Mochilla/VTech production of Timeless, where Mulatu played with a full orchestra and jazz vets Bennie Maupin and Phil Ranelin. Quantic’s hour-long opening DJ set, dubbed Addis to Axum and comprised almost entirely of music discovered during his 2004 trip to Ethiopia. Here's the the set in CD format brought to you by the good folks at Mochilla!
Madlib
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Medicine Show 4
USA
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Madlib Invazion
CD
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£18.99
In Stock
All Jamaican sounds. You're tuning to your boss D.J. Madlib. Musical disc from the flick of his wrist to make you jump and twist. Madlib control the fullest. Roots. rock. reggae. Good stuff, as we would say.