Ropeadope

40 Winks are definitively on top of Laid Back’s favorite producers list. They released their “Hit the Hay” mixtape back in 2002 at the same time we started our radio show. Since then, every time they dropped a new record, they sent us a mix to promote it. And those are amongst the most downloaded and appreciated mixes we hosted.

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Eric P. (producer for Infinitskills and member of the Laid Back team) released this mix. Expect a lot of unreleased beats from the best producers out of Belgium and beyond.

Eric P. vs LuiGi (Infinitskills) - Bossa
Rob - Make it fast, make it slow
Ebo Taylor - Heaven
DJ Koen- 289
Mary Love - Born to live with heartache
Eric P. (Infinitskills)- Samba i suenho
Esther Phillips- Home is where the hatred is
FLO (Audio5000) - Jamal (rmx)
Eric P. vs LuiGi (Infinitskills) - Hammer
Eric P. (Infinitskills) - Garden
Patricia Marx and 4hero- Menino
LuiGi (Infinitskills) - One for C
James Polk & The Brothers - Just plan funk
Ame (After Hours) - 4
Dyno - Whatchu Know (Eric P. remix)
Mr Complex & Pharaohe Monch - Screams & Shouts (Cris Prolific remix)
Flyamsam - Dont like the threw screw
LuiGi (Infinitskills) - Seven four (feat. Pierre Anckaert)
Lefto - Untitled 2008
Bullion - Sloop Jay D
Pat (Infinitskills) - Izarra
Dyno - Booty Pants
LuiGi (Infinitskills) - Hombre

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Between 1968 and 1977, Mingering Mike was one of the most prolific singer, songwriter, designer, producer, manager and promoter in the Washington DC musical scene. He was a one man corporation who produced more than 50 albums in a decade. Except that most of this only existed in Mike’s imaginary world. Very few people knew about his artistic output.

Some 25 years after he retired from show dreamness, his lost album collection has been discovered on a flea market by record collectors Dori Hadar and Frank Beylotte.

A few weeks ago, Cynthia Jo, a regular visitor of this laid back website, met Dori Hadar in an airport on her way to Austin, TX where Mingering Mike was supposed to host a whole day of shows. And she immediately thought it would be a good idea for us to host a Mingering Mike Soul mix in our radio show.

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“Professor” Eddy is one of the most prolific laid back collaborator as this is his 15th mix to be played in the show. This Groningen (NL) based dj is also the first one who accepted to start a show on our new online radio… since then eight other dj’s joined us and more should follow in the coming weeks.

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Mr. Critical’s official starting point as a dj would be mid may 2002, playing after the Blackalicious show at MOD Hasselt. As a producer, he released with Elpo a limited 7 inch single under the name “The Compositive Two” (full album is in the making).

This fourth volume in the changing channels serie entitled “Breaking the Beats” is a bit different from the other ones and contains portions from the rolling stones, percee p, four tet, black sabbath, wolfmother, the heliocentrics, funkaho, hextatic, lamb, radiohead, massive attack, gabriel rios, london funk allstars, ronnie hudson, the herbaliser, tony allen, z-trip, roisin murphy, psyco on da bus, guilty simpson, visioneers, nostalgia 77, shawn lee´s ping-pong orchestra, ESG, dj mehdi, the chemical brothers and much more.

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The following mixtape is a collection of records I dug up one sunny sunday morning in Zurenborg…
This particular trip was crazy as you will hear throughout the mix: from the jazzy sounds of The Crusaders to the heavy funk of Mr James Brown, from the Cuban rhythms of Ray Baretto to the sweet soul of yesteryear… Discover hidden gems and breaks you might or might not know! Listen with an open mind and get with the program!

All tracks have been meticulously chopped, screwed, remixed and edited for your listening pleasure.
So make no mistake: Heavy Diggin’ - that’s what’s up!

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