Tag: DJ Schmolli
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RC 225: Babylondon 2012
Welcome to Gridlock! They call it murder… A state of the capital address about London, 2012, Babylon and ting. Righteous music from roots reggae to dubstep, soul, rock and gothabilly & psychobilly (and two Orchestras and some funky dubby jaxz from Miles Davis!) celebrating Jamaica’s 50th birthday and Red, Gold and Green rather than Bronze,…
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RC 224: GYBO RIP Part One – The New Skool
Sadly as mentioned on the blog Get Your Bootleg On – the 10 year old mashup forum is to close – certainly the bootleg forums are now gone. Here’s the first part of commemorative shows (sounds like a Franklin Plate: here buy the 2002 Mashup Edition with Extra Goldleaf Missy!) where I’ve taken the first…
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Nothin’ Crazy – except selling my mashups
I guess my mashup being on Amazon (oh and iTunes too) would be something to brag about – if I’d put it there, and of course the original artists were being compensated, and it wasn’t someone else claiming it as their production also. So DJ Crazy J Rodriguez please stand up for your online perp…
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DJ Schmolli ‘Get It Away Bitch’ gets the Instamatic treatment
DJ Schmolli ran a competition for the best video for his new Red Hot Chilli Peppers vs Prodigy vs Bob Marley track – and I won! Here is the result launched today…hope you enjoy. Had some fun with grain and film plugins as the source material for the Prodigy was low quality, and using various…
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Idiosyncratic end of year post
Inspired by the likes of CultureBully’s Top 10 mashups of 2010 and Bootie’s Best of 2010 collections, and the fact I should have sent in my top 5 but was too busy organising the Milan-Venice trip, here are my thoughts about 2010, and best mashups of the year. With a lot less Van Halen 😉…
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Quickie #2 – Captain Obvious Strikes Back – Self Couleur (Laura Branigan vs Crookers ft Yelle)
Another slice of cheesy rather obvious dancefloor fun from Captain Obvious – this time inspired by DJ Schmolli’s excellent Joan Jett vs Crookers ft Yelle mashup, I’d not heard the Crookers track before and immediately thought Laura Branigan’s hand-punching classic ‘Self Control’. So here it is – not exactly genre-defining, full of cheese du guilt…