DJ Mixing Lesson and CD Pool New Releases Club February 2016
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0:00 In this video we're looking at the club releases for February 2016
Alright guys, more new releases for you from CDPool and also a few bits of tips and tricks and my general ranting. In this video we're looking at the club releases for February 2016. We're kicking off with track number two from disc number one. Club releases are what you would expect to appear in a shopping mall. No, a lift. Vets. Bank. Morrisons. A club. Okay, right. Track 2, disc number 1, a track entitled Pumping. No, track 1 got some good cuts. Oh sorry, CD1. CD2 on the other hand, I mean those are my marks for the good tracks. Track 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11 and 14. But you may like others. I like those ones. Alright? I'm not going to play them all. Emboggling, stunning, stunning tunes. Seriously, check it out. The drop. This one's I Don't Know. Really good piano riff but at the same time... Okay we're going to go straight to track number two which is Vibe Nation. Vibe being the operative word here. And the Wide Boys on the mix here. Now these guys just do some stunning house music. It's got that early 90s sort of piano vibe as well. Brilliant. Don't worry about it. Awesome diss number one, sorry.
That was track number two from disc number two. Isn't that lovely? You gotta be very careful though when you pick it up, oh my god. That's classic. What else have we got here? There was, yeah, three was a good one as well. Might play that one later. Yeah this next one's gonna sort of drop down a little bit, sort of give the mix a little bit more deeper vibe but we'll go towards the end of this one. Let's go to the last kind of... Second from last break. Something's gone wrong there. They've given you an intro to the phrase but hadn't given that kick on the first kick. Do you see what I mean? The Lazy Rich and Hot Mouth, a track entitled Won't Stop. Featuring... 9... I put it down there. Hold on. Oh right, there we go. Featuring Go Comet.
6:31 128 BPM, 4 minutes 30 seconds, big and dirty
Okay, 128 BPM, 4 minutes 30 seconds, big and dirty. It's rather dirty this one. Right I'm gonna try to get the drop on this one instead of the drop on that one. Try this, first time I've played these except for when I listen to them really quickly. Okay here.
8:38 Not bringing it into the mix yet
I'm looking at the gap, looking at the gap here. It might work. As soon as the break comes in there, I'm going to start this one and see what happens. Not bringing it into the mix yet. I've just got it in the background in time with that one. Listen.
12:06 One break took over from the other break, that's it
We'll do this. Break on this one. One break took over from the other break, that's it. But I started this one too soon so I said hot cue in phrase and I went back to that hot cue, looked at the amount of time I had left, realised there still wasn't enough time from the set point on the hot cue there so I pressed it again giving me enough time so as soon as the break finished there I came in with a break on there, so let's go back now to the end of the break on this tune and bring it in. Let's have a look, see what it sounds like. 14, let's find something else for CD number one. You've seen me do that, it's not oil things. All right, so club releases are club styling. Check out the link in the description to cdpool.com and I'll finish off with practice and enjoy. And also if you do want any more info
Go and have a look. They don't just have the likes of club, urban and garage. They do have other genres as well. They also have a whole bunch of old classic tunes as well. So if you want to update your collection, go and check them out, practice and enjoy. Finish! Oh, sorry.
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