17
Dec

UK Sounds

Mick Boogie + Adele… 1988

Mick Boogie + Adele… 1988

Mick Boogie has been going insane with his mashups lately, and his latest one might be the weirdest yet. Would would think to combine UK blue-eyed soul singer Adele with 1988 hip-hop? I was very skeptical when I first heard about this project, but Mick and crew pull it off successfully.


30
Oct

Hip-Hop

Mixtape: Jay-Z vs Coldplay - Viva La Hova

Jay-Z vs Coldplay - Viva La Hova (produced by Mick Boogie and Cookin’ Soul)

This is probably the 1 millionth mixtape with Jay-Z vs __________ (insert Beatles, Marvin Gaye, etc), but these don’t get old in my opinion.

So far it ranks in my top 5 of Jay-Z remix albums right now, mainly cause I’ve been digging both artists since their first albums. Jay-Z and Coldplay approve, and surprisingly, their lawyers do too cause no cease and desist orders have been handed out yet.

Tracklisting

1) Intro (produced by Mick Boogie & Terry Urban)
2) Public Speeding (produced by Cookin’ Soul)
3) Know My Place (produced by The Amps)
4) Never Changing (produced by nVMe)
5) Miss Trouble (produced by Judah)
6) Back At My Place (produced by Remot)
7) No Love Coming Home (produced by The Kickdrums)
8) Lost Part 1 (produced by Coldplay)
9) A Spy’s Prayer (produced by nVMe)
10) Science Is Ignorant (produced by Gooch)
11) The Reverse Fix (produced by Mick Boogie & nVMe)
12) Hola Blanco (produced by Garbs Infinite)
13) Take The Hill (produced by nVMe)
14) Lost Part 2 (remixed by Mick Boogie)
15) Cold Success (produced by 9th Wonder)
16) What If We Cry? (produced by Remot)
17) Beach Chair (produced by Coldplay)
18) Falling In Shadows (produced by 6th Sense)
19) Life of Clocks (produced by Terry Urban)
20) X-Y-Z (produced by Hasan Insane)


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