Time for another episode of the Non-Fat Urban Soundtrack series, which is mixed and hosted by DJ Steve Martin. He is currently in LA where he already brings a weekly mix to the ears of all the LA listeners through his radio show. The radio show is called "My Side of the City" which you can hear Saturdays on KPFK from Midnight til 2 AM in LA or you can check out the mix online.
So, once again we are bringing you a completely varied mix of all your favorite genres. We got a little dance, dubstep, hip-hop and more. You never know what you are quite going to get in this mix. Now, this mix is even more special than normal by starting off with a three part interview from 2pac. And, even if you weren't a fan of his you can appreciate what he says and if that doesn't grab you; you can just appreciate the way it was mixed with a little music and his interview becomes background noise. Either way it's perfection. The mix also features work from: Com Truise, Prefuse 73, DJ Muggs Vs. GZA, The Pharcyde and more. Enjoy.
Tracklist
Igloo - Ships That Pass - Igloo - Bubblecore
Tupac Interview, parts 1-3
Salvador Santana - Keyboard City (dan deacon rmx f/gza)
TTC - Batards Sensible - Batards Sensible - Big Dada
Com Truise - Sundriped - Cyanide Sisters EP - Ghostly Int
The X- Ecutioners - Poetry In Motion - X-Pressions - Asphodel
The Pharcyde - Splattitorium - Lacabincalifornia - Delicious Vinyl
DJ Muggs Vs. Gza - Queens Gambit - Grandmasters - Angeles
Eazy -E - Gangsta Beat 4 The Street - Str8 Off The Streets Muthaphukkin Compton - Ruthless
Prefuse 73 - Cliche Intro - Vocal Studies + Uprock Narratives - Warp
QPE - Devil May Care - Boolean Logic - the Agriculture
Flying Lotus - Kill Your Co-Workers - Pattern+Grid World - Warp
Uffie - Ricky - Sex Dreams and Denim Jeans - Ed Banger
Bogdan Raczynski - Aho Jikos - Samurai Math Beats - Rephlex
A Tribe Called Quest - Sucka Nigga - Midnight Marauders - Jive
Comments
I am not a fan of the whole one big mix thing. I don't mean to be negative, because the tracks you picked are sick, but i don't plan on skipping through an hour of music to find the single/multiple track/tracks that I like every time I want to listen to it /them. Give the listeners/downloaders what they want! Please.