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Dj Pierre Interview 2012

April 30th, 2012
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@djpierreonline

In this interview the 2011 Best Of Bmore Club Producer Winner gives details on his begins and his future. Also check out his lastest club mix titled Spring Club Mix Volume 1

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Dj Pierre January Club Mix 2012

January 15th, 2012
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@djpierreonline

New January club set by 2011 Best of Baltimore Best Club Music Producer Dj Pierre. Also make sure you download his ThEEEE MiXtApEEEE 2 if you haven’t done so already.

1. If Ya Freaky – James Nasty + DJ Pierre
2. Swift Day Beat – KDubb
3. Girlz Talkin’ Bout – DJ Pierre
4. Come Get It – James Nasty + Mike-Mike
5. We Speak No Bmoreo – James Nasty
6. What I’m Gon Do – Mumblez
7. Waka Revenge – K-Spin
8. Waka Revenge Pt2 – K-Spin
9. The African Chant – King Tutt
10. Too Pumped – Booman
11. Drop It Joint – K-Spin
12. I Control The Mind – Extrodinare
13. Pay Back – Tigga + B-Eazy
14. The Soundz 2012 – DJ Pierre
15. Crash Beat – Mumbles
16. Garage Music – Murder Mark
17. Another Round – Extrodinare
18. Tony’s Back Beat – KDubb

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@MurderMark ‘s Favorite Tracks of 2011

December 31st, 2011
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Dj Benny Stixx, Rye Rye, Say Wut, Thunderbird Juiceboxx, Nadus, Dj Sgea, Dj Pierre

Murder Mark and Mike-Mike, Dj Booman, Scottie B, Cobra Krames, Dj Jayhood, TT The Artist, Sheila D Yeah

Last year Baltimore-Club.com posted mixes from different djs that included their favorite tracks of 2010. Well for 2011 I’m just going to share my favorite tracks.

 

1.In My Hood(Dj Benny Stixx Remix)-Murder Mark and Mike-Mike-I was so excited about my #Jacked remix project all of the producers did a great job but this Benny Stixx remix of In My Hood from my Party Start project was my favorite by far. The homie Stixx killed the synths and flipped Mike-Mike vocals in ways that I hadn’t even thought of yet. 


2. Tupac Back-Dj Sega- Dj Sega has been dropping heat all year releasing 3 eps within in a few months. This was off his The Throne is Watching Me Ep and I think that he may be making some of the best traditional  Bmore Club music right now event hough he is from Philly. I say this because alot of producers have drifted towards more experimental or original productions such as my self but Sega is creating amazing sounds by combining the right samples together. 2pac back reminds me of classics such as King Tutt’s Ride hardcore chops and straight gangsta.

      
3.Gator Don’t Play-Thunderbird Juiceboxx- Thunderbird Jucieboxx may be the producer to watch in 2012 he is dropping some real innovative stuff. I love this track because it a great Bmore Track and fidget track at the same. The way he blends styles is amazing and the Gator sample is guaranteed to the set the part off. This is the first song I loaded intro Traktor when I got it lol.


4.Torro Remix-Nadus- This joint is so smooth man the smoothest club record I’ve heard all year. When you play it it feels like club but also gives a entirely different vibe at the same time.


5.Back It Up-Rye Rye and Say Wut- Say Wut is one of my favorite producers and I was excited to see that he produced a few joints on Rye Rye mixtape. Say Wut’s track are always energetic and who else to compliment his high octane production style than the queen of hype female club vocals Rye Rye. I always liked her a voice better than Lil John’s lol. Rye Rye + Say Wut= Club Classic!!!


6.You Don’t Bang With Me-Dj Pierre and TT The Artist- The 2011 Best of Baltimore Club Producer teamed up with my partner in crime TT The Artist to create this club hit. This is what a cat fight would sound like on a bmore club track. “Broke Ass Bitch Ass Punk Ass You Ole Dumb Ass”. The track is pretty simple with just a basic drum and stab hit but play this in a club and watch how the girls react.



7.Tear Shit Up(Cobra Krames Remix)-Murder Mark- I didn’t know what to expect when Cobra Krames sent me his remix of my track Tear Shit Up. When I hear this track I think of people drunk in a dark basement smashing chairs into walls and breaking stuff. Excellent track to ger the party started.


8.Gucci In Parris-Dj eSenTRik- Man on man this track is crazy! Crazy idea and the way he merged these tracks together was amazing especially when it get the part when Kreyshawn say “I got that Swag I got that Swag”.


9.BBG Anthem-Dj Jayhood, DJ Joker, Dj Tameil- I didn’t know about Jayhood or Joker until their mega successful Hands On Ya Hips but after that track I’ve been bumping their joints constantly. This track really sounds like an anthem the sample used sounds something like a marching band or college university fight song. The best part of the song is when the legendary Tameil drops his crazy verse he killed it and caught me totally off guard by schooling the new generation of club producers on how its supposed to be done.


10. The Ninja Remix featuring Vanilla Ice-DjSega- Even though Dj Sega dropped this track on December 30th as a part of his latest free Ep this tracks makes my list because of the nostalgia effect. The samples he used in this track are from one of my favorite movies of all time Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2.


I would also like to share my favorite production of my own that dropped in 2011. I had to do it lol.
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OPINION: 500 words on the resurgence of Baltimore club music

November 16th, 2011
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@marcuskdowling

This article was written by Marcus K. Dowling for www.Thecouchsessions.com. Check here for more info on Dowling http://about.me/marcuskdowling

The short term memory of the average American hipster or hipster sympathizing partier was a fickle friend to Baltimore club music. As the genre soared into the mainstream on the backs of the Black Eyed Peas and Usher, local producers who heated up under the spotlight are now largely toiling away back in Baltimore’s local scene. Cooled off in the public consciousness, but now once again torching the underground, the sound is once again starting a slow ascension back to the surface. If a bandwagon jumping scenester, this story isn’t for you. However, if a true music appreciator, hold on to your ass, because there are some folks aspiring to blow it off your body.

L to R – James Nasty, DJ Sega, Murder Mark

Ayomurdermark.com Promo Mix (November) by Murder Mark

Murder Mark is the Baltimore City Paper’s 2010 Best Club Producer. Alongside now stalwart producer DJ Pierre, the under 21 mastermind has turned up the big room electro elements on his club productions, and, alongside the assistance of manipulating some powerful samples, has risen to the top of the game. His latest promo mix for site AyoMurderMark.com? A heart-stopping multitude of bangers – kicks, breaks, hoopin’ and hollerin’ guaranteed to take one’s afternoon or evening to the next level. Waka Flocka and Weezy F. Baby replace Lil Jon, and kitschy top 40 remains at the forefront as Mark, alongside a multitude of names you need to know, dominate.

DJ Sega Sixer Series Trilogy by DJ Sega

DJ Sega’s a living legend of club music. Andy Warhol spirit with Rube Goldberg’s brain, the Philadelphia native is back on a herculean tear. Sega’s at his best when he’s at a frenetic creative pace. Slowed by the crossover of club music passing him by, he’s re-invigorated, more reckless and emboldened than ever. A master creator remembering that creating to meet his own high expectations is his best motivation, his “Sixer Series Trilogy represents his best work of the year to date.  With just over 40 days remaining in 2011, at this clip, Sega could honestly quite easily eclipse his own top standard within the next 24 hours.

If Ya Freaky feat. Dj Pierre by James Nasty

James Nasty is the most inherently quotable and uproariously hilarious producer in club music today. His musical motivations include “making people get drunk, and watching white girls shake their asses.” Mixing lowbrow expectations with highbrow production standards, Nasty is slowly compiling a body of work that is a memory of club music’s halcyon eras of yore with a foot on the pedal of the future. His Friday night Physical Education party at Baltimore’s Ottobar is the city’s latest, greatest bastion of club music’s most recent legacy. Art obsessed hipsters mix with local fanatics and a wild,  professional crowd for a party that explodes into a mess of “freak trains” and tweets that, though true, are  so wild that if seen by an uninformed observer, would be deemed of dubious authenticity.

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Murder Mark presents #Jacked

October 31st, 2011
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#Jacked (The Remix Project) features remixes from some of the hottest club music producers in the game right now. Producers such as Dj Booman, Benny Stixx, Jon Kwest, Slick Shoota(Juke), and more put “Jack” Murder Mark’s beats to but there own spins on em. This is a must download and best of all its free!!!
Download Murder Mark presents #Jacked
  Murder Mark Presents #Jacked by Murder Mark

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My Goodies(Dj Pierre and TT The Artist)

October 27th, 2011
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Dj Pierre and TT The Artist follow up their club hit “You Don’t Bang Wit Me” with a new track called “My Goodies”. You may have heard this on Dj Pierre’s “TheeeeMixtapeeee2” but now he his dropping this as a solo track for the masses!!! Also be sure to check out all things TT @www.tttheartist.com

My Goodies(Dj Pierre and TT The Artist) by TT The Artist

Alternate Download Link-http://bit.ly/s5pJTV

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