133 mixes with tracks by “Ed+Solo”

This playlist is filled with 54 songs of the best dubstep, chillstep, and some really good smoking tunes. So if you like the best, this playlist has it. Songs from Blackmill, Rameses B, Mt Eden, and lots of other good artists.

First off, I am sorry that this is coming so late in the month. I have been very busy. So hear you go 20 more songs. I hope everyone enjoys them. I know there is a lot of good stuff in here. especially song 4 and 5; oh and 1, 13, 16, and 19 and many more. Just listen to them all. Please like the mix if you like it, and follow me if you want to be notified when I put out new mixes. Thanks Guys and Gals!

24 tracks. My 2012 mix is ready to publish! done. Delta Heavy, Camo & Krooked, State of Mind, Mind Vortex

Part 2 of 3. 150 Songs in total. Starts with music for enjoying the sun, then for pool clubbing, ends with a BBQ Party.
//Part 2: 60 Tracks.

Lightly seasoned to perfection.

*No substitutions.

"This life that we all live seemed foolish to him
He was wild and daring, he lived on a whim
His most regular questions were "why not??" and "Who cares??"
Always rushing headlong into what no one else dared
His mind was a gem, undistorted and pure
for the mundane existence he was simply the cure
Always smiling, He never whipped that grin from his face
There was never a moment he wouldn't embrace"

By Cameron Burns in dedication of Callum Mackay 1989-2011.
R.I.P. Buddy!

An extensive mix for the last bit of the season. Expect a mix of everything, old and new. Get r done.

Tracks including music by AwolNation, CunninLynguists, and Ed Solo & Skool Of Thought.

Nearly 2 hours of Electro swing, hip hop beats and vintage samples to groove to. With music from, Chinese Man, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble and The Cinematic Orchestra. Get a move on!

Here’s just a handful of edits & remixes sampling old-school soul, R&B and Motown sounds with gloriously groovy results. From uplifting, bouncy house music inspired by Dusty Springfield & Marvin Gaye, to disco-tinged Aloe Blacc & Stevie Wonder to funky jungle sampling James Brown.

It’s all superbad.

Check the full post over at The Orchard Times:
http://www.orchardtimes.com/spruced-up-soul#axzz1jGDyczMZ