Here it is, my old school hardcore throwback mix! I stumbled across a stash of all the best old school Happy Hardcore tracks, and I just had to mix em. This mix represents the absolute best in Happy Hardcore from old to new. Full of wicked famiar remixes, (Hey Jude anyone?). Gotta hear this one to believe it’s awesomeness!

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At long last, here it is, my brand spanking new House mix. My best mix to date, IMO. Each track is better than the last, they all flow so nicely into the next track, and the sound quality is top notch! Many classic 80′s and 90′s songs remixed, and PHAT basslines galore! Full of dubstep class whomp whomp! Just released, so get it now!

This mix is my formal entrance in the House music genre. After years of hardcore and Drum n’ Bass, I discovered Electro House, and I am SO HOOKED. This is my first House Music Mix EVER, and it came out nicely. Still heavy and intense, in a House Music way. I love each and every track in this mix! This is also one of my best cover designs, in my opinion. Just came out very eye catching. Enjoy!

This is one of my personal favorite mixes. My second Freeform Hardcore mix, mainly Nu School NRG, with a touch of Trancecore. This one was constructed with speed and intensity in mind. As brutal as dance music gets without becoming noise. Fast and furious, but still groovy and bouncy. Pay extra attention to “Check This Out” at the second track mark, an absolute monument to brutality.

Shortly after 2001 ended, I discovered a new style: Freeform Hardcore. It has many distinct subgenres; NU School NRG, Trancecore, Acidcore), but they all come down to one basic sound: Happy HArdcore, sans the “happy”. No, it’s not Gabber. It’s not dissident and crunchy. It’s smooth, bouncy. Really it’s hard to describe. Best way to get an idea is to listen to the mix!

This is my first attempt at playing Freeform, and it sounds pretty sweet. Some of these tracks are my all time favorites in Dance Music. Keep an ear out for “Check This Out” around the 4th track or so for “Insane Asylum”, a BANGIN track!

This one has a curious backstory. I was scheduled to play a New Years Eve Party, and while I was getting my badge and such, someone broke into my car and stole all of my records, headphones, even my backup mixer. Needless to say, I didn’t think it was possible for me to play, but after some coaxing from fellow DJ’s and friends, I decided to wing it playing records I’d never heard, using a style I’d never tried….Drum n’ Bass. It blew everyone’s mind, including mine! It was like the records were just mixing themselves. This is the recording of that mix.