Electronic dance music podcast hosted by mr. west and Fleccs Kapazitor
ROLECAST 010: Tittsworth – KRUNK001 Side B (Classic Hip-Hop Mix) by Role Models Podcast
This is Side B of Tittsworth’s classic KRUNK001 mix. Slowing it down from the club and house bangers on the flip, this side features a quick-moving mix of 80s/90s hip-hop hits with some quality but less well-known tunes slipped in. This will definitely bring you back! Think Notorious B.I.G.,House of Pain, Positive K ( I got a man!), Tribe, Wu, etc.
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ROLECAST 009: Tittsworth – KRUNK001 Side A (Classic Club Mix) by Role ModelsPodcast
Before Tittsworth was touring the world, headlining huge parties, playing international music festivals, or running one of the best dance clubs in the nation, he was a fixture of the Washington, DC and Baltimore rave and club scenes. One of the top local drum ‘n’ bass DJs, he played nearly every local venue, including small bars, warehouses, and internationally acclaimed weeklies like Buzz at Nation. Influenced by club and hip-hop, he eventually branched out, hosting his KRUNK dance party at the now-closed Singapore Bistro in DC and making Baltimore Club tracks. Titts was instrumental in Baltimore Club’s resurgence, first releasing vinyls on his own featuring, and eventually teaming up with DJ Ayres to form T&A Records, still going strong in 2012. Today he co-owns U Street Music Hall and continues to tour the world as a DJ while releasing a steady stream of dance-floor slaying dance tracks.
Titts has given us permission to re-release his 2004 mix-tape, KRUNK001, which he used to school unknowing DC and Baltimore clubbers in Baltimore Club, House, Miami Bass, Ghettotech, and Classic Hip-Hop. Pre-Serato, Side A provides a trip through his crates of club, house, and other “booty music.” The mix feature classic tracks ranging from well known bootybass pioneers like 2 Live Crew and DJ Assault to the house legend Cajmere to Baltimore Club classics by scene legends like DJ Technics and the Doo Dew Kidz. Enjoy this slice of DC/Bmore scene history and keep your eyes out for Side B, Titts’s take on classic hip-hop.
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ROLECAST 005: Dan Amitai – I Thought I Heard Her Calling My Name by Role Models Podcast
Dan Amitai of Freeform DJs in DC put together a mix for us of a lot of music that has influenced him. This is mix is out of control… in a good way. I can say two things about Dan as a DJ which I believe 100%:
1. No one in the area sounds like him
2. Dan went from student to master DJ basically overnight.
Dan has influenced me and a lot of others in DC both in style and ethos. Listen to the master and enjoy the mix.
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TRACKLISTING:
1. Billy Joe Royal – Hush
2. Bob Dylan – Most Likely You Go Your Way (Mark ronson remix)
3. Tim Dog and KRS-One – I Get Wrecked
4. Digital Underground – Doowutchyalike (Playhowyalike mix)
5. Dixie Cups – Iko Iko
6. Dizzy Man’s Band – Tickatoo
7. Billy Squire – Big Beat
8. The 45 King – The 900 Number (Ced Gee Remix 3)
9. Think Tank – Hack 1
10. Incredible Bongo Band – Apache
11. Lafayette Afro-Rock Band – Congo
12. Sam and Dave – Hold On (DJ Nature remix)
13. Presidents of the United States of America – Body
14. The Cars – Just What I Needed
15. Trent Reznor speech from Las Vegas show
16. The Spinners – The Rubberband Man
17. The Scene – The Beat
18. Iggy Pop – Lust for Life
19. Cheap Trick – I Want You To Want Me
20. Jet – Are You Gonna Be My Girl
21. Golden Earring – Radar Love
22. The Supremes – Can’t Hurry Love
23. Polly Cutter – This Is It
24. MC Shan and Marley Marl – The Bridge
25. Outkast – Mrs. Jackson
26. Focus – Hocus Pocus
27. Sly and the Family Stone – Sing a Simple Song
28. Black Sabbath – War Pigs
29. Queen – We Will Rock You (Rick Rubin mix)
30. Thruston Harris – Little Bitty Pretty One
31. Janelle Monáe – Tightrope
32. Outkast – So Fresh and So Clean
33. Beastie Boys – The New Style
34. Skream – Memories of Third Base
35. Led Zeppelin – When The Levee Breaks
36. Funkadelic – Good Old Music
37. Death Cab for Cutie – We Laugh Indoors
38. David Bowie – We Prick You
39. Foo Fighters – Everlong
This mix pays tribute to early to mid 90s classic house and techno. The tracklisting should speak for itself. Felt obliged to make this mix because techno’s influence is really begin felt now with the whole future bass thing and the way some dub step has moved.
I need to give special thanks to O.G. Baltimore DJ Chris Bulla of Modern Music fame who shared a handful of these songs online a ways back.
INFLUENCES: New York (Joey Beltram, Frankie Bones) Philly (Josh Wink), Baltimore (Chris Bulla)
mr. west – Back to Basics by Role Models Podcast
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Note: in iTunes or Quicktime, the enhanced M4A file will show individual tracks and artwork.
TRACKLISTING:
1. Johnny Moy – Squirt [Remix]
2. Lemon 8 – Model 8 (Lemon 8 Remix) [Basic Energy]
3. Harri vs. Visnadi – Vespa [Bomba]
4. XPando – Pigs and Penguins [Rebirth]
5. Positive Science – Supersperm [Ascension]
6. Josh Wink – Higher State of Consciousness (Tweekin Acid Funk Mix) [Strictly Rhythm]
7. Joey Beltram – Energy Flash [Transmat]
8. Planetary Assault Systems – Booster [Peacefrog]
9. Love Inc. – R.E.S.P.E.C.T. [Force Inc.]
10. Pandemonium – Slammin’ [Blackhand]
11. Frankie Bones – Untitled (25 O’Clock Box Banger) [Ghetto Technics]
12. Second Phase – Mentasm [R & S]
13. Egyptian Empire – The Horn Track (Foghorn Remix) [Ffrfeedom]
