Inspired by a missed Erykah Badu performance in New Zealand, Adi Dick composed an On & On remix to mark the occasion. It must have been late at night, with the red lights on and someone to hold nearby because this is really sexy. I call it the Midnight Mix. Enjoy!
Only the real heads were on the OG version of this track from Badu’s Worldwide Underground album. To see that there was a remix and
Simon S crafts a remix of Erykah’s 1997 classic, On & On, that helped spawn an eclectic genre of music that still mystifies and amazes to this day. This remix is as jazzy as the original was soulful, and captures the feel of the original while somehow making it moodier.
It’s been said that this song has been remixed 9 ways to Sunday, but this is a quality version that’s worth all 4:30 of listening. Enjoy!
If you haven’t heard of this documentary yet which seems like it is going to be really great, get more info HERE. Now, I don’t
I clearly rememeber when the original version of Southern Girl hit, back in ’99, right before Rahzel’s Make the Music album dropped because radio stations
On the humbug I decided to visit Mellow Orange’s site to see if they had any new treats and was completely surprised to see another
Produced by Rashad “Tumblin Dice” Smith, this was supposed to appear on a third Violator compilation album, V3, that was never released. Once again, this
it takes some moxie to touch it and some serious talent to pull it off. Enter South Carolina’s Collette, who jumped on the scene in 2008 and has been keeping it thorough ever since. Her version is completely different than the original, uptempo and with a hip hop feel, but still somehow evokes the same feeling
I hadn’t heard nothing from this lady in awhile, but I will say that this is my favorite song off her latest AmErykah Part Two:
We’ve been telling you about I-Tone’s album 13 for a while now and it’s finally here. A collection of instrumental and remixes created to take
Here’s the latest Erykah Badu remix from J Finesse! He takes one of my favorite Badu tracks, Soldier produced by drummer Karriem Riggins, and fleshes it
J Finesse strikes again! This Erykah Bady remix right here, ninja!!! The driving beat and the percussion demand that you nod your head to Badu’s ode to her man. Stopping just short of feeling afro-latin, this remix has such a funky vibe that it conjures up images of driving down the street in an all black Cadillac with suicide doors in your own, personal blaxploitation flick. I wonder what my blaxploitation name would be…
Ok, now it’s time to pop in Black Dynamite. Enjoy!
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