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Mastermix Mashed up 16

Promotion November 2009

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0:00 These are known as the mashup CDs

Alright folks, a bit of a preview video on these guys here from a company called Mastermix. Now these are known as the mashup CDs. There's a whole bunch of them. This is number 16. Basically what they've done with the likes of these compilations is got two tracks and mashed them together. Now I'm not saying anyone can do this because there is an element of skill involved but... Go through your tracks and if two sound really well together, put them together and you maybe too could do a mashup. I'm going to kick off with track number 2 which is 50 Cent vs Sheik. But we've got the all of Sheik. Bass Hunter vs Robert at the Disco Field. Number 6 is Twin Star vs Sylvester. Sylvester 2. They definitely were the biggest names in the disco era. I mean, Sylvester, You Make Me Feel Mighty Real, classic. Edwin Stile, Likes A Contact, brilliant. Looking at some of the mixes we've got, we've got In The Club, Good Times, of course that was a 50 Cent vs Sheep. We've got Beastie Boys and Primal Scream, check it out and load it, Destiny's Child vs 50 Cent.

2:52 Lose My Breath in the Club, Edwin Starr vs

Lose My Breath in the Club, Edwin Starr vs. Sylvester, which we're listening to is Contact and Do You Want a Phone? Guru Josh vs. Zelda. I'm going to put this on, put this forward a little bit. Curly vs. Ian Van Dahl. Ian Van Dahl's our day and just a girl, we're done. Versus Eric Faction. Finish off with track number 15. Don't forget, I'll put a clickable link in the description that will take you to the MasterMix website. By the way, practice and enjoy. Thank you very much.

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