Music: DJ Protege - Remix Pack 10

From the beside the X like Malcolm department... Another DJ Protege remix pack, number 10 to be exact. Props on the milestone! Keep'em coming and we'll keep eatin' them up. Leave some feedback below for DJ Protege!

Go Dj (produced by Dj Protege)


How Low (Dj Protege Pixelated Remix)


Let It Drop Remix (produced by Dj Protege)


Moments in Love (Dj Protege 2010 Remix)


Money (Dj Portege Dance Floor Edit)


Money To Blow (Dj Protege Strobe Remix)


Out This World Remix (produced by Dj Protege)


Ray Gots Your Money


Seperate Ways (Dj Protege Re-Edit)


Tragedy (Dj Protege Re-Edit Short Version).mp3



You can download the full pack here!

SXSW: 54 Reality Show SXSW Episodes 1 & 2

From the crazy times department... I felt like doing a little SXSW reminiscing today. So I headed over to the 54 Reality Show and immediately got my fill of some SX goodness. Props to the boi's over at the 54 Reality Show, always doing good work over there.

Clipse - Aces Lounge - March 25, 2010

From the I'm good department... Clipse @ Aces Lounge on March 25th!

Dude. Was SXSW crazy or what?! I'm pooped. Props to Matt Sonzala for putting together another successful SX!





More info:

Clipse is a critically acclaimed Virginia Beach, Virginia-based hip hop duo. Formed in 1992 by brothers Malice (Gene Thornton) and Pusha T (Terrence Thornton), the group is affiliated with multi-platinum production team The Neptunes.

The Thornton brothers were born in The Bronx, New York City and raised in Virginia Beach, Virginia. They formed the group Clipse in 1992, and were introduced to Pharrell Williams, one half of the production team The Neptunes, in 1993. Impressed with their lyrical talents, Williams formed a working relationship with the duo. He eventually helped them secure a recording contract with Elektra Records in 1997. Under Elektra, and with The Neptunes handling its production, Clipse recorded its debut album, Exclusive Audio Footage. The group's first single, "The Funeral", helped to generate fan interest in the album, but failed to make a significant commercial impact. With "The Funeral" deemed a failure, Exclusive Audio Footage itself was shelved indefinitely. Clipse was released from its record contract shortly thereafter.[1][2]