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DJ RANN
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| quote: | Originally posted by DjWoody
I don't like them either, but I know a lot of people do. IMO, if it would've not been for that Robin S vs Be mashup that Laiback Luke & Steve Angello made, they would've not been as big as they are now. That mashup put them on the mainstream map as it got played all over the radio and they even made a video of it.
A friend of mine used to make a lot of mashups and a lot DJ's played them. Now, he's touring internationally in major part thanks to them. |
Tsk, tsk, you need to go further back in mashup history than those two pretenders.
I remember the whole mushup thing nearly a decade before either of them were about - I used to play out in Toronto in 2001 and mashups were the flavor of the day then - remember all those Stardust Music Sounds Better with you mashups? The madonna - Holiday one? Paul Van Dyk - found an Angel?
Armand Van Helden and Fatboy Slim can be largely held responsible for the popularizing mashups. They did a boxing ring style battle event in London that was mashups only, all night. I think it was 1999 or something.
I think the first major charting mashup was Fragma - Toca's Miracle (Coco's I need a miracle with Fragma - Toca Me).
Actually, scrap that - I think the first really big one (which is fucking excellent btw) was Gat Decor - Passion vs Degrees Of Motion - Do you want it right now. Fucking love that track.
Technically, layering a vocal over existing track and putting that out as a record is a mashup and if that's the case then Chicane's Offshore is a mashup (If I remember right some welsh DJ mixed them at a club and then judge jules heard it and copied that mix for his Radio 1 show and then before you knew it a limited bootleg mashup was available, so Nick Bracegirdle (Chicane) thought "Fuck that, time to cash in" and he licensed the vocal for an official release.
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Oct-04-2011 20:44
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DJ RANN
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Location: Hollywood....
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| quote: | Originally posted by DjWoody
Yea, mashups been around for a long time. I used to buy them as white labels and I def remember that Madona one.
What I meant was that because of that Robin S mashup, Laidback Luke & Steve Angello blew up. Outside the EDM circles, hardly anyone had heard of them, at least here in LA. Once they made that mashup, they (Angello & Luke) blew up. |
Oh sorry, got it, I thought you were saying mashups blew up because of them.
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Oct-04-2011 21:15
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