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This mix started as a Garage Band loop my friend sent me. I had just gotten these Pat Robertson records and I wanted to sample them. I ended up going with the “Sunday School” concept.

This mix was a bit more “sentimental”. The reason why I put it up was because the first part of the song was me actually playing the piano. There is some seriously distortion in the recording and I’m not sure how I didn’t realize that when I was recording it. Much of this mix was done on vinyl, including the “Son of a Preacher Man” track.

I made this mix when that MC Pujabi (I think that’s his name) guy was popular. The first part is actually from a Sesame Street record — it actually is kinda a hot Disco track if you ask me.

More sample “collages” … there is an inside joke as to why I made this mix as well.

So this was simply a collage of samples with and underlying theme only known to the select few it was intended for!

Yet another mix that I made for a friend … it kinda ended up a little melancholy though.

I made this mix for a friend’s birthday. She was a huge Will Smith, Sting and Beatles fan. All of this mix was made with vinyl.

This was my first mix using vinyl. After listening to this mix you may be wondering why it’s called the Egypt Mix. Well, my friend that I made it for is Egyptian. I was able to incorporate Raffi (the children’s song writer).