WHITE-OWL: "WAX TRAP VOL. 3 (TURNT UP EDITION)"
A month ago, we introduced the world to 100Trill, a duo formed between Grade Aplus and MikeJaxx, with their song "'93." Over the past month, the duo have added a third member, WHITE-OWL, to fulfill their wishes to bring a full hip hop experience where the DJ is an equal part of the equation. WHITE-OWL, whom some might recognize as Cadillac Duke's DJ, has over a decade of turntable experience under his belt. He's also not against scratching, which I personally consider to be a lost art of DJing.
"WAX TRAP VOL. 3 (TURNT UP EDITION)" is a good example of WHITE-OWL's DJing abilities. He chops together everything from The Pharcyde's "Passing Me By" to a trap remix of "Suavamente," in the mix. You can check it out below, and if you find yourself getting "TURNT UP" to WHITE-OWL's mix, you can catch him DJing a set this Saturday at Beau Monde's "Inside the Vault" art show featuring art from Know Passion, Lefti, Derrick Baker, Robert Bank, and my LOD brother ABC Kills.
Nunca Duerma: "Bump in the Trunk (Bone Thugs -n- Harmony Remix)"
(Header art by Annalise Freytag)
Last week, we posted the remix of Impolite Society's "Look of Hate" that was produced by Nunca Duerma. Today, we're dropping the Kimball House Production artist's remix of Bone Thugs -n- Harmony's "Bump in the Trunk." Nunca Duerma takes the classic and turns it into a booty-bumping electronic remix. Ladies with junk in the trunk are definitely gonna be bumping their trunks once they listen to the remix below.
PHNM: "This Is It (Original Mix)"
If you've ever been out to a club in Chicago, chances are you've heard PHNM spin. As the Resident DJ at spots like The Underground, Debonair, Sub 51, and Sound Bar, PHNM's been building up quite the following. His latest mix, "This Is It," is a trippy trap track that'd tempt terrorists to twerk. Get some headphones, kick that computer chair aside, and let loose.
Be sure to follow PHNM on his DJ Facebook page and on Twitter.
[Video] DJ Oreo: "#1DayAtATime" (Ep. 2)
DJ Oreo might not be a familiar name to our readers yet, nonetheless, at the rate this young Chicagoan is working, his name should be pretty recognizable by the end of the summer. Oreo currently DJ's for the 2008ighties' crew, Alex Wiley and Chance The Rapper, and his high-energy personality hypes both the emcee and the crowd unlike many modern-day DJ's who lack the charismatic trait and the ability to grasp the attitude of a venue. He recently started a vlog series that basically gives us a insider's view on what goes on behind-the-scenes for your favorite rapper's show. In episode two, he bids farewell to the KTD and Chance The Rapper March Madness tour with a hilariously dope song called "Bugatti Blues", watch below.
http://youtu.be/pkmegaAZR_Q