Gotta Lotta - 2 Chainz ft. Lil Wayne

Speed: 82 bpm

Recommended bpm range: 80 bpm to 85 bpm

The DJ's Take: Doesn't quite feel like a classic to me, but it's a full-bodied, professional track that should work in almost any hiphop set. Worth a download for the new music playlist. If you're around 77 to 80 bpm, try mixing with Welcome to Jamrock - Damian Marley and Knock You Down - Keri Hilson ft. NeYo and Kanye West.

If you're in the 80 to 85 bpm range, consider going tracks like Bounce - 2 Chainz ft. Lil Wayne, See You Again - Wiz Khalifa ft. Charlie Puth, The Heart Wants What It Wants - Selena Gomez, Love The Way You Lie - Eminem ft. Rihanna, Irreplaceable - Beyoncé, Party - Beyoncé, Come & Get It - Selena Gomez, and Started From The Bottom - Drake.

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DJ mix: session 76 ft. Kate Bush's Running Up That Hill

Made with Logic Pro at 113 bpm 17:50 of 80s and pop music (with a little hiphop) Check out some more mixes here . This episode was made using this playlist . Tracklist (start times in parentheses): 1. Crazy - Gnarls Barkley 2. Running Up That Hill - Kate Bush (2:35) 3. Rock Steady - The Whispers (4:34) 4. Because of You - Ne-Yo (6:56) 5. I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) - Hall & Oates (10:05) 6. You Owe Me - Nas ft. Ginuwine (12:21) 7. After Hours - The Weeknd (14:54) 8. Down Hill - Drake (15:11)

DJ mix/mashup: no can do because of you (ft. Hall & Oates and Ne-Yo)

Made with Logic Pro at 113 bpm A quick clip from the last mix , and one of my favorite transitions in it. Kind of alluring, mysterious; maybe we can make a more fully realized remix/mashup someday. If you're wondering what the image is in the background at the start of the video, those are quahogs and a channeled whelk I dug out of the sand in low tide on a recent beach trip. Pretty solid haul, and good eating for sure. Although I probably should've kept them separate - apparently whelks like to eat the clams .

dj mix/mashup: 6 man [drake] x devil in a new dress [kanye west, rick ross]

Made with Logic Pro at 82 bpm Clip from mix #69 - two big beats on top of each other, which I could've done a better job adjusting for a cleaner sound. But if you listen to the actual mix, the transition sounds smooth; my goal for this video was to create a loop that feels like the first draft of a mashup/remix. Worth building on for a future project. Key- and bpm-compatible playlist

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