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Wednesday, 3 April 2019

Doo Wop - Summer Jam '96 CD (320kbs)

Here is the original Cassette cover from tape, remastered here on CD, classic shit!!

Tracklist

01. Doo Wop / Intro

02. Smoothe da Hustler & Trigga Tha Gambler / Freestyle

03. Fab 5 / Freestyle

04. Lord Have Mercy & Rampage / Freestyle

05. Busta Rhymes / Freestyle

06. Lord Finesse / Freestyle

07. Sadat X / Freestyle

08. Ed Lover / Freestyle

09. Keith Murray & Smif n Wessun / Payin Dues

10. Nas / Street Dreams

11. Heltah Skeltah / Posses, Crews, Clicks & Clans

12. Doo Wop & Sun Dulfah / New York Love

13. Uneek / Diamonds

14. Sadat X / Lump Lump

15. A+ / All I See

16. Trigga tha Gambler, Smoothe Da Hustler & DV Alias Khrist / My Crew Can’t Go For That

17. Real Live / Real Live (Remix) (Feat. Ghostface, Cappadonna, Lord Tariq & Killa Sin)

18. Def Squad / Breaker 1, Breaker 2

19. Busta Rhymes / Do My Thing

20. Nas / If I Ruled The World

21. Smoothe Da Hustler / Dedication

22. Nas / Freestyle

Wednesday, 11 April 2012

Doo Wop - Underground The New 90's

Mixtape veteran, DJ Doo Wop, in conjunction with The Source Magazine is pleased to announce the launch of “UNDERGROUND: THE NEW 90’S” mixtape series. With this new project Doo Wop intends to use the same mixtape format from his classic “95 LIVE PT 1& 2” series, but will showcase some of the hottest artists on today’s “underground” scene

“I worked with almost every rapper in the game, building solid relationships with them and could have easily put together a mixtape with all mainstream artists” says Doo Wop. “Instead, the veteran says he would rather give Hip-Hop fans something fresh & new.

Most importantly, DJ Doo Woop goal is to show music lovers that there's more to Hip-Hop than the same 10 songs they constantly hear on commercial radio hour after hour. Doo Wop wants to take it back to when DJ broke the artist. "A&R's do not exist anymore so new fresh talent has to get noticed by either affiliation with an already established artist or he/she has to somehow move a million mixtapes on their own in order to attract the attention of the check writers at major labels. I could provide that platform simply because of my resume in the mixtape game." Doo WOp is able to reach millions via the internet with the credibility that he's established over the years by making classics such as 95 Live, The Diaz Brothers, The Bounce Squad series etc.

When asked about collaborating with The Source, Doo Wop explained "It made sense to collaborate with The Source Magazine on this project. The Source has always been instrumental in giving up & coming artists a chance to be seen and heard. They are still the “bible” of Hip-Hop and I am glad to have the opportunity to work with them."