Steppers Paradise Vol. 20
The Playlist for Steppers Volume 20.
The first track, Stepper's Swagger by DJ INC. is a unique,
strong vibe that puts a heavy emphasis on the Stepping beat.
DJ INC is a music group that specializes in bass-filled
instrumental music. With limited vocals, I was able to
effectively remix this song and add excerpts from President
Obama's Inaugural Speech. Powerful, yet Subtle.
The next song, Playa Cardz by Keyshia Cole and 2Pac is
blended smoothly. With soft tones that illicit a sensual
response. I'm still trying to figure out how they are getting
2Pac's voice in these songs.
Full Circle by Curt Jones follows, and if you've never heard
this song before, it combines easy listening bass tones with
powerfully uplifting vocals a pure steppers cut.
Without any pauses or breaks in the tempo, On The Ocean
by K'Jon slides smoothly into the groove. I remix this song
to include excerpts from President Obama's Grant Park
Speech at the beginning and end. DJMJ's Face to Face
starts while the Grant Park Crowd is heard saying "Yes We
Can". I remixed this song to include 7 minutes of the Grant
Park Speech.
Bubbs Lounge, by DJ INC is next. This ultra-smooth blend
is one of this groups best tracks but a lot of DJs ain't up on
this one. This is a completely instrumental track with jazzy
grooves digs deep into the stepping mix. As Dr. Martin
Luther King speaks about his Entrance into the Civil Rights
Movement. This is a speech that I've not heard anywhere
else. It is both dynamic and extremely inspirational.
Almost 10 minutes in length.
I keep the music flowing with the next track, a smooth
non-stop blend of a remix of (I'm Bossy-Kelis, Goin'
Down-Yung Joc, and Snap Yo Fingers-Lil Jon) This
groove is a great piece of energetic uplifting Stepping Music.
The catchy hooks will have you singing along.
Keezokane's Ga Ga Ga, follows without any stops in the
music, you are still grooving, and if you can't feel the vibe in
this song, you ain't got no rhythm.
The key to an effective CD does not come from the
selections, but how they are played. Following the
Keezokane track is the deep bass that you find in Trick
Please with Dr. King's I Have a Dream Speech in the
background. Again done without any breaks or pauses in the
music.
We tone it down a bit with Let Him In by Phase II. This
Soulful inspirational track contains strong vocals asking you to
open your heart and Let "Him" in. Remixed to contain lyrics
from President Obama's South Carolina Primary Winner's
Acceptance Speech.
Keeping It Smooth, the next track is Sugar Free's On My
Way. This ultra-jazzy track his heard while Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr. talks of threats from whites as he boarded an
airplane.
Can't change the tempo now!!! The Stepping ends with
Sweet Revenge. Smooth Stepping at its best. This song has
been remixed to contain over 10 minutes of Barack Obama's
South Carolina Primary Winner's Acceptance Speech. As
this speech ends you are lead beautifully into Sam Cooke's A
Change is Gonna Come. If you are not crying while
listening to this, then it definitely has you thinking.
The first track, Stepper's Swagger by DJ INC. is a unique,
strong vibe that puts a heavy emphasis on the Stepping beat.
DJ INC is a music group that specializes in bass-filled
instrumental music. With limited vocals, I was able to
effectively remix this song and add excerpts from President
Obama's Inaugural Speech. Powerful, yet Subtle.
The next song, Playa Cardz by Keyshia Cole and 2Pac is
blended smoothly. With soft tones that illicit a sensual
response. I'm still trying to figure out how they are getting
2Pac's voice in these songs.
Full Circle by Curt Jones follows, and if you've never heard
this song before, it combines easy listening bass tones with
powerfully uplifting vocals a pure steppers cut.
Without any pauses or breaks in the tempo, On The Ocean
by K'Jon slides smoothly into the groove. I remix this song
to include excerpts from President Obama's Grant Park
Speech at the beginning and end. DJMJ's Face to Face
starts while the Grant Park Crowd is heard saying "Yes We
Can". I remixed this song to include 7 minutes of the Grant
Park Speech.
Bubbs Lounge, by DJ INC is next. This ultra-smooth blend
is one of this groups best tracks but a lot of DJs ain't up on
this one. This is a completely instrumental track with jazzy
grooves digs deep into the stepping mix. As Dr. Martin
Luther King speaks about his Entrance into the Civil Rights
Movement. This is a speech that I've not heard anywhere
else. It is both dynamic and extremely inspirational.
Almost 10 minutes in length.
I keep the music flowing with the next track, a smooth
non-stop blend of a remix of (I'm Bossy-Kelis, Goin'
Down-Yung Joc, and Snap Yo Fingers-Lil Jon) This
groove is a great piece of energetic uplifting Stepping Music.
The catchy hooks will have you singing along.
Keezokane's Ga Ga Ga, follows without any stops in the
music, you are still grooving, and if you can't feel the vibe in
this song, you ain't got no rhythm.
The key to an effective CD does not come from the
selections, but how they are played. Following the
Keezokane track is the deep bass that you find in Trick
Please with Dr. King's I Have a Dream Speech in the
background. Again done without any breaks or pauses in the
music.
We tone it down a bit with Let Him In by Phase II. This
Soulful inspirational track contains strong vocals asking you to
open your heart and Let "Him" in. Remixed to contain lyrics
from President Obama's South Carolina Primary Winner's
Acceptance Speech.
Keeping It Smooth, the next track is Sugar Free's On My
Way. This ultra-jazzy track his heard while Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr. talks of threats from whites as he boarded an
airplane.
Can't change the tempo now!!! The Stepping ends with
Sweet Revenge. Smooth Stepping at its best. This song has
been remixed to contain over 10 minutes of Barack Obama's
South Carolina Primary Winner's Acceptance Speech. As
this speech ends you are lead beautifully into Sam Cooke's A
Change is Gonna Come. If you are not crying while
listening to this, then it definitely has you thinking.