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Sometimes, the only thing to keep you working out, whether it's in the gym or going for a run, is the music you're listening to. I guarantee that this 20-track mix will keep you motivated!

Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. His hands can't hit what his eyes can't see,
-Muhammad Ali

For the old souls in love with black and white cinema, top hats and elegant dinner wear. For all the butterflies and nights out dancing in the streets. For the times you spend missing them. And for the ones you had to let go.

The title says it all. 10 deadly tracks to get you ready to kick ass. blast this is the locker room, the car, your headphones, you pick. if you like Rick Ross, Kanye west, DMX, and Eminem this is for you.

This is a blues rock mix with some straight up blues mixed in.

42 songs in total, featuring artists such as Alabama Shakes, Gary Clark Jr, Dr. John and North Mississippi Allstars.

All songs from 2011 and 2012.

A mix to celebrate a musical legend on the 31st anniversary of his death (May 11, 1981). This mix includes music by Mr. Marley himself, his sons Damian, Stephen, and Ziggy, fellow bandmate Peter Tosh, and various other greats both old (Toots & The Maytals) and new (Matisyahu).

My hope is that he would enjoy this mix and that you will, too, even if you're not the biggest fan of reggae. ONE LOVE.

GO HARD OR GO HOME.
This hour and a half mix starts off with a few tracks to get you in the right mindset to dominate your workout. It then gets going right away with tracks by Eminem, Nelly, Roy Jones Jr and others so that you can work your tail off and leave everything you have at the gym. You won't want to stop throwing the weights around!

37 songs of Heavy drops, Solid rap, and Steady beats. Then a few to dance to

Remember this guy??

Bob's incredible influence swept the world in the 60s, 70s and 80s and he remains an inspiration to this day. His messages of love and peace remain in the hearts of his dedicated listeners and reggae artists no doubt still strive live as he did.

So this is for you Bob Marley (6 Feb 1945 – 11 May 1981)
2.5 hours of Bob and his sons, Black Uhuru, Alborosie and other greats. Roll up a spliff and feel the positive vibrations

the playlist that fueled my freshman year of college

Eighteen tracks including music by Chad VanGaalen, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr., and Dan Mangan.

Songs that should be played on records<3