2013 Twerk Anthems
Vol 1Take a trip back in time to 2013 when Twerk was the new sound setting the dance floor on fire. JEKEY picks his top booty shakers from 2013 featuring bass heavy tunes from Baauer, Caked Up, Jackal, Tropkillaz and more.
Mary J Blige
Vol 1Mary J Blige is the modern day queen of R&B. She debuted in 1992 with the now classic album “What’s the 411?” and since then has gone on to put out 13 studio albums in total and multiple billboard number 1 hits. She’s also making waves in Hollywood now starring in “The Umbrella Academy” TV series which just got picked up for season 2. Check our favorites from Mary’s extensive catalog as selected by Isaac Jordan.
Beats by: Dr Dre
Vol 1Superstar producer, gangster rap pioneer and business mogul Dr Dre first became a household name with N.W.A in the late 80s. A few years later he was co-founding Death Row Records in 1991 and then in 1992 released one of the most loved albums in hip hop history: The Chronic. Since then he has jumpstarted some of the most prolific rap careers in history such as Snoop Dogg, Eminem and 50 Cent. Check out volume one of our favorites tracks produced by a true living legend.
Cash Money Records
Vol 1Legendary label Cash Money Records was founded in 1991 by Birdman and his brother slim. They went on to break Lil Wayne, Juvenile, Hot Boyz and Big Tymers amongst other. Check the top tunes released by the label that has sold over 1 billion units as curated by the Heavy Hits team.
No Limit Records
Vol 1Make em say Uhhhhh. Master P’s No Limit Records label was a force during the 90s and early 2000s featuring artists like Master P himself, Mystikal, Snoop Dogg, The Diplomats, Silkk The Shocker and the 504 Boyz.
Nipsey Hussle
Nipsey Hussle (August 15, 1985 – March 31, 2019)
Nipsey was sadly only 33 at the time of his murder this past weekend. He was always pushing to bring his community up and he was one of LAs most prolific hip hop artists since the mid 2000s. His mixtape series “Bullets ain’t got no name” is something that will live on, along with his critically acclaimed studio album “Victory Lap” which was released last year. Make sure to work some of Nipsey’s music into your set to celebrate his life and art, both of which was taken from us far too early. Also check his article “For The Culture” he wrote for The Players Tribune as a good way to understand the type of person he was. RIP Nipsey Hussle.
Justin Bieber
Vol 1You can love him or hate him but there’s no denying JB is a hit factory having already sold over 150 million records to date at only 25 years old. He’s worked with DJ Khaled, Major Lazer, Usher, Tyga, Ludacris, Skrillex and that’s just getting started. Update your crates with all his top hits complete with intros, dj edits and remixes as curated by AndOne
A-Trak
Vol 1DMC champion at age 15, former Kanye West tour DJ, Duck Sauce co-founder and all star producer A-Trak sits a top of the DJ food chain. Even with all the success and accolades he stays humble and is always giving back to the DJ culture. We’re happy to feature some of our favorite songs and remixes from one of our favorite DJs curated by our resident editor in Philly: Jay-L
Lil Wayne
Vol 1New Orleans native Lil Wayne has been rapping since the age of 8 and been responsible for some of the biggest hits of the last two decades including “A Milli” “Lollipop” and “Go DJ”. He one of the best selling artists of all time including more than 15 million albums and 37 million digital tracks in the United States alone. Check volume one of our favorite Weezy tunes as selected by our guy in Philly: JAY-L
LL Cool J
Vol 1LL Cool J has had one of the most prolific careers in hip hop history dating back to the mid 1980’s and he is still a major player in the game. He’s worked with the best including Rick Rubin, Timbaland, Z-Trip, J-Lo, Dr Dre and on top of his music career he’s made big waves in Hollywood. Here we have volume 1 of some of his most DJ friendly records curated by our man in Paris: DJ NOISE.