Bollywood Bangers!!!
June 25, 2011
So here is a mix of classic Bollywood music , Much respect to Music From the Third Floor blogspot. I made this in the summer of 2007 living in a beehive in the 94 eme. enjoy
Babylon Yuh Dun!!!!
April 20, 2011
special mix of 80s, 90s, and early 2000's dancehall reggae hosted by New Orleans' own Jaguar Sound System Selectress Maddie Ruthless (www.maddieruthless.com) part 1 and Sir DJ Karo (www.deejaykaro.com) part 2 with special dubplates done by Maddie Ruthless. Blessed with voice! from our concrete jungle to yours. Enjoy!
disaster prone part 2
February 14, 2011
“A raspy-voiced and diminutive queer rapper in throwback-eighties-chic screams overtly sexual call-and-response commands. A special-ed teacher with the authoritative demeanor of an army TAC officer instructs you to “Walk it like a dog” and “Do the Jubilee All”, a middle-aged mother yells fighting words at a rival. All of this over frantic, break-neck beats sampled from a small smattering of funk and hip-hop oldies. This is the sound of New Orleans Bounce. From darkened clubs to tricked-out cars, high school dances to neighborhood bars, family reunions, barbecues and birthday parties, New Orleans locals of all ages have been bouncing to “Dat Beat” since the early nineties, incorporating the rhythms and vocal styling of second-line street parades, undulating Caribbean and African dance moves, and stolen hooks ranging from Beyonce to Bill Haley. It’s the sound on the street in the City that Care Forgot,, the booty-shaking cousin to Miami Bass, Detroit Ghettotech, Baltimore Club, but with the chaos and audacity of punk, a spirit that reflects the chaos and audacity of the Crescent City that birthed Bounce music
A native Dirty Southerner and long-time New Orleans resident, Deejay Karo offers up this mix as a taste of Bounce from the last several years. These tracks were recorded off of burnt cd’s, traded back and forth by local dj’s, producers and performers and bought out of car trunks beneath the live oaks of uptown or in beauty supply store parking lots. Because of this, making a track listing would be next to impossible, but here are the names of some of the performers and producers in the mix:
Blaq N Mild, Peacachoo, J Rock, Showbiz CJ, Big Freedia, Sissy Nobby,Magnolia Shorty, 10thWard Buck, Gotti Boi Chris, Katey Red, Smitty Out Da City, Monsta wit da Fade… Respect and Love to everyone featured and deepest apologies those we didn’t rep in this list” dj beeskness <span><a href=”http://soundcloud.com/deejaykaro/disaster-prone-part-2″>disaster prone part 2</a> by <a href=”http://soundcloud.com/deejaykaro”>deejaykaro</a></span>
ELECTRO BOOGIE THROWDOWN
January 18, 2011
This is one of my favorite mixtapes I have made.
80′s electro cut, scratched, mixed on a 4-track recorder in 2002.
Lots of story book records. Lots of samples.
get it here
THIS SOUND HAS A FEVER
January 5, 2011
After the Sleng Teng dropped reggae took a turn to the computer. I love the deep bass of this era. This is an all vinyl mix. Well except for the dubplates. babylon yuh dun!!!! enjoy
A LITTLE POISON
July 15, 2010
From Dr. Who to Turkish psych. This is a straight shot of the sounds I was diggin in Paris in 2007.
Made with real records.
DUB SOUND ATTACK
July 12, 2010
Hittin ya heavy with the drums, bass, and riddim. I made this mix in 2001 after havin lived in britain for 6 months. Its heavy with the bass. Some classic dub reggae. Recorded with real records. 
side 1
side 2
Land of the Lost
June 8, 2010
In 2006 I found myself drifting from city to city country to country. At some point I stopped long enough to make this mix. It is pretty much my dj set at that time. It was all records. No ableton live. In the spirit of the dope mash-up. Hip-hop, ragga, breakbeats, electro I even thru in some Steve Miller Band.
land of the lost
Just made a bounce mix!!!
May 16, 2010
If you live in Nola you know what its about. Bounce rules the street here. This mix is made of some of my favorite. Its a mad form of music. If you wanna know more about the history of bounce check out this.
Its free, but if you feel compelled to donate, it would be much appreciated.
