Syncopation Of Da Boogie N'A Freestyle Mix

Al Boogie

Member since Mar. 2012

Track Title	Artist	Buy Track
Do You Wanna Get Away	Shannon	amazon
Sincerely Yours	The Cover Girls	amazon
Show Me (The Nest Mix)	The Cover Girls	amazon
Never Let You Go (Never Say Never Dub)	Sweet Sensation	amazon
Summertime, Summertime (Hard Summer Dub)	Nocera	amazon
I Wonder If I Can Take You Home	Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam	amazon
Hooked On You	Sweet Sensation	amazon
Let The Music Play	Shannon	amazon
The Mexican	Jellybean	amazon
Sidewalk Talk	Madonna & Jellybean	amazon
Dancing On The Fire	India	amazon
How Can We Be Wrong	Trinere	amazon
Notice Me	Sandee	amazon
Change	Noel	amazon
Inside Outside	The Cover Girls	amazon
Can't Get Enough	Trinere	amazon
Spring Love	Stevie B	amazon
Take A Chance	Trinere	amazon
Let's Go	Nocera	amazon
One Way Love	TKA	amazon
Take It While It's Hot	Sweet Sensation	amazon
Out of Control	Corina	amazon
Walking Away	Information Society	amazon
Looking For The Perfect Beat	Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force	amazon
Lovin' You Like Crazy	Corina	amazon
IOU	Freeze	amazon
No Reason to Cry	Judy Torres	amazon
What's on Your Mind	Information Society	amazon
Boy I've Been Told	Safire	amazon
Together Forever	Lisette Melendez	amazon
You Said You Love Me	Safire	amazon
Funky Little Beat	Connie	amazon
Beats	Lisette Melendez	amazon
Now That You're Gone	Debbie Deb	amazon
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Genres
freestyle

This mix is about remembering a form of hip-hop dance that originated from the electro-funk of Afrika Bambaata & The Soul Sonic Force's 1982 seminal track "Planet Rock". This music was about a Latin percussion, heavy syncopation, and themes of romance, love, and partying. Mixing freestyle back in the day was great fun besides the controversy at my fraternity with some of my brothers complaining about not enough so called white music was not being mixed. When I was mixing this music, my thoughts were that this was popular with Latinos, blacks and whites. This music was supposed to be the filler that connected all the styles that I was mixing to keep the floor crowded. This is dedicated to those days back at my fraternity at Cal.