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MOTM April 2008 – Disc One Torrent

Now available, exclusively at The [...]

Mix of the Month – April 2008

Both Disc’s are available as one long [...]

DJ Willis – Mix of the Month – April 2008

DJ Willis – Mix of the Month – April 2008
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Disc 1

1 – David Banner feat Chris Brown, Yung Joc & Jim Jones – Get Like Me
2 – Big Boi feat Andre 3000 & Raekwon – Royal Flush
3 – Bake Up Boyz feat Rick Ross – Ain’t No Sense In Ya’ll Hatin
4 – Lil Jon & The [...]

Flo Rida – Mail On Sunday

“In 50 years, it’ll be a curious thing that the best-selling digital single of all time once belonged to Flo Rida and that the song, “Low,” powered the phones of hip-hop heads and sorority girls for months and months. “Low” is a well-deserved monster, and Flo Rida’s relatively long-in-coming debut sports precisely all the ingredients [...]

Jaheim feat Keyshia Cole – I’ve Changed

Fantastic R&B duet.  Both these artists complement each other, and sound great on this [...]

Lil Scrappy feat Trey Songz – Thug It To The Bone

Nice to see a change of style from Lil Scrappy.  Decent [...]

Gnarls Barkley – The Odd Couple

“If Gnarls Barkley’s debut, “St. Elsewhere,” was the sound of Danger Mouse and Cee-Lo Green tinkering around with the creation of their bizarre surf-pop/psychedelic hybrid monster, “The Odd Couple” is the sound of that monster escaping from the lab. It’s also about a thousand times darker. Danger Mouse goes from gospel to pop to spooky, [...]

Heidi Newfield – Johnny And June

Original, yet ineffective.  I don’t see this making a [...]

Janet Jackson feat Busta Rhymes, Ciara & Fabolous – Feedback Remix

One of the best remixes i’ve heard this year.  Grab this one [...]

Panic At The Disco – Pretty Odd

“Panic at the Disco’s sophomore set has a lot more cheery moments and fewer busy elements than its smash debut, “A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out,” and, much like the exclamation point now absent from the band’s name, the superfluous noise is hardly missed. In a Beatles nod, the album begins with the crowd-noise-enhanced intro [...]