Mashups | Nammo – Carly Rae’s Good Hangover
Posted by Mach on August 29, 2012
Nammo is kind of like Houdini when it comes to releases, he releases something good then he disappears for a while. Well all that is about to change. I can’t tell you all of Nammo’s secrets, but I promise this perfectionist doesn’t plan to disappoint. For now you will just have to wait while listening to his newest Mashup. Nammo’s goal when creating a mashup is to first, make sure it is party and dance floor ready. Second, he wants familiarity with the vocals to allow people to sing-a-long and enjoy themselves more. This is a great track to add to your final days of Summer playlist.
SAMPLES USED
Owl City Ft. Carly Rae Jepson – Good Time
Taio Cruz – Hangover (Hardwell Remix)
Afrojack – Lionheart
LMFAO Ft. Lil Jon – Shots
Hip-Hop | Eminem – Fly Away (Prod by Just Blaze) | Hip-Hop
Posted by BIGLIFE on February 17, 2011
Here’s Just Blaze’s follow up to his chart topping hit “No Love” which boasted the powerful Em and Wayne duo. I don’t like to be a hater but I’ve got to say the auto-tuned hook doesn’t compliment Shady’s hard verses. (Note: Its also rumored that this was some unused material from Em’s “The Recovery”)
FEATURED TRACK
DOWNLOAD: Eminem – Fly Away (Prod by Just Blaze)
BONUS
DOWNLOAD: Big Sean – My Last (Feat. Chris Brown)
DOWNLOAD: Rick Ross feat Meek Mill – Perfectionist feat Meek Mill (Prod by The Alchemist)
Hip-Hop, RnB | Michael Jackson ft. 50 Cent – Monster
Posted by BIGLIFE on December 6, 2010
In my opinion, it’s disrespectful to release Michael Jackson tracks after his death. I won’t go as far as some critics who claim people are reworking his unfinished projects purely to exhaust him as a cash cow. However, I will say this: it’s crass to make individual interpretations of a perfectionist work and then release it as an original. 50 Cent says Michael Jackson made this Monster track for him, which seems a little fishy and arrogant to me, but who knows. Even if this is the case, its still not right to go in on an incomplete project, has Jackson not provided the music industry with enough ear candy?