Baltimore Club

IOU from sweden remixed Dancehall sensation Gyptian with a blend of ‘walk like an egyptian’.

Gyptian – Hold U (IOU Gold Croc Remix)

Cool track with bmore and heavy basslines.

This is a Vip edit from my favorite Baker in south of france he is making baguettes and Heavy basslines .

The original is from the Vinyl i am realeasing in the partnership with Stalesfish from Step express a Dope earli D&b label from france . You’ll find on this vinyl

A Big and bad -Youthman

B Hoy remix feat youthstar mc,Big red &,JennyKa

B Your love – youthman & Luce

I hope you all like It peace Youthme

Youthman – Big & Bad

How cool is this, I used to be a big hardcore fan back in the days. I received a track by Euginio Ricci he is a dj/producer from holland and a well known hardcore dj named Bass-D. He made tons of tracks and he also is a Dutch DMC champ 1992! 1 2 3 Like Baltimore Club Music Hardcore is a music niche but way bigger with enormous parties with 40 000 people. This time turned the BPM down a little bit he made a very cool bmore-housy remix of the Jackson Five.

Jackson 5 – I Want You Back (Eugenio Ricci)

They made a video of ‘Baltimore Clap’ by dubstep producer Benga. The track is inspired by the baltimore sound, I can’t say if its perfectly done but the video is amazing!

via Kid Fresh

Drake remix by DJ Larrikin!

Larrikin – Go Insane (Drake Over Club Remix)

Cousin Cole just mailed me an amazing remix of All I Do Is Win remix with features of T-Pain, Ludacris and Rick Ross!

DJ Khaled – All I Do Is Win (Cuz Cole Remix)

Some good news for the scene! Al Shipley is a writer for Baltimore City Paper and Government Names and he is going to write a book about Baltimore Club Music! He needs 5000 dollars to make this project happen! SUPPORT THIS!

Baltimore, Maryland, May 27th, 2010 —

This week music critic and journalist Al Shipley is announcing his
first book, Tough Breaks: The Story of Baltimore Club Music, and the
launch of its companion website, ToughBreaksBaltimore.com. Over the
last two decades, Baltimore club music has evolved from a nebulous,
eccentric fusion of house music and hip hop, locally popular but
virutally unheard of outside Maryland, to one of the mid-Atlantic
city’s greatest cultural exports.

Over the past 5 years, the press coverage of Baltimore club music has
increased exponentially, and Shipley has played an integral role in
that progress, as a contributing writer for the Baltimore City Paper
and the proprieter of the Baltimore music blog Government Names. And
with the regular column The Club Beat, he’s interviewed dozens of
Baltimore club producers and DJs, and broken major stories in the
genre’s recent history, such as the tragic 2008 death of Khia “Club
Queen K-Swift” Edgerton and the major label signing of club veteran DJ
Class.

Despite a growing fanbase and media interest in Baltimore club music,
much of its 20-year evolution has gone undocumented, relegated to
underground clubs and white label vinyl 12”s far outside the public
eye, even as thousands of Baltimoreans danced to its frantic 130 BPM
groove. As the first full-length book to delve into that history,
Tough Breaks aims to be a complete and definitive document of
Baltimore club music, an oral history in the words of its participants
with timelines, photos, discographies and thorough critical
examinations of the music and culture.

Over the next few months, as Al Shipley conducts interviews and
research, the book’s progress will be documented on the official
website, ToughBreaksBaltimore.com, as well as his Twitter
(Twitter.com/AlShipley). And throughout the month of June, Shipley
will be raising $5,000 to finance the writing and publication of Tough
Breaks with the fundraising website Kickstarter.com, as well as
promoting the project via various print and online outlets, and a
series of segments on Baltimore public radio station 88.1 WYPR.

No idea of this is a remix or just a official raw version of Blaqstar oh my darling. Video made by Traphouse.

Blaqstar – Oh My Darling

One of our favorite producers with another hot remix! Murder Mark!

Timbaland – Carry Out(Murder Mark Remix)