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Posted entirely in Europe this round, we have three different angles combining energy from Sweden, Italy and The UK. Instrumental dancehall productions, brand new hits, and a full-strength live tape build just another week here at Mixtape Mondays. Run chune.
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Broadcasting live from Maui, Hawaii, this week your boy Theory is back and so are the mixes, with undiluted soca and dancehall leading the charge this week. From LA to Trinidad, Germany to Jamaica and Vancouver to Belgium, the connections and the music never cease here at Mixtape Mondays. Catch a seat or whine up in the aisle below.
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As the Thanksgiving holiday rolls around in the US, we’re bursting at the seams with brand new and classic material here at Mixtape Mondays. Jamaica, Norway and Germany get a visit this week, as dancehall, culture and throwbacks bring three main ingredients to the table. We always break bread around here, so pull up a chair below.
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Another big week on hand here at Mixtape Mondays. A seldom heard moment in soundsystem culture is accompanied by a modern roots premiere and uncut dancehall bizness, as we fix up your Monday and your speakers straight away.
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It’s a European invasion this week at Mixtape Mondays: Four big mixes from Euro yard cued up and ready to help you push through another week, with hopefully a little something for everyone. Get your download on below.
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Deadly Dragon Sound, NYC Vibes Vol.2: At the nucleus of those keeping foundation reggae—and vinyl itself—breathing are proud New Yorkers, avid record collectors, retailers, radio hosts, and reggae music purists Deadly Dragon Sound. We shared their NYC Vibes Vol. 1 right here last year, and had to give you the follow up for some hotstepping NYC deejay education as only Deadly Dragon could deliver. They dig deep into the styles that were ruling NYC in the ’90s from Bushwick to the Bronx to the clubs of Manhattan, and ultimately the world, via the breakout sounds of Signet Records and their crew of Sting International and DJs like Shaggy, Mad Lion, Screechy Dan and Red Fox. The mixes touch on some of the other NYC labels of the time like Tan Yah, Secret Rival and Massive B, specifically artists like the late Sluggy Ranks, Private P, Trouble, Daddy Sylva and more. As always, the mix is comprised of 100% vinyl, with no long talking or gimmicks, just straight vintage juggling at its finest. Pree the mix below, get the track list here and check out more wicked DD mixes here.
