This is a live 'raw' mix from a night I played in Madison, WI, at the Majestic. The date was May 29, 2003, and Nick Nice was kind enough to have me play records at one of his weekly events at the time (the Majestic no longer works with Nick or has interesting music unfortunately). This is part 4 of the evening, towards the end of the night, which was house music with some accapellas.

This is a live 'raw' mix from a night I played in Madison, WI, at the Majestic. The date was May 29, 2003, and Nick Nice was kind enough to have me play records at one of his weekly events at the time (the Majestic no longer works with Nick or has interesting music unfortunately). This is part 3 of the evening during primetime, which was house music of all types.

This is a live 'raw' mix from a night I played in Madison, WI, at the Majestic. The date was May 29, 2003, and Nick Nice was kind enough to have me play records at one of his weekly events at the time (the Majestic no longer works with Nick or has interesting music unfortunately). This is part 2 of the evening which continues with the acid jazz/hip-hop, then goes to disco, then house, and other funky stuff.

This is a live mix from a night I played in Madison, WI, at the Majestic. The date was May 29, 2003, and Nick Nice was kind enough to have me play records at one of his weekly events at the time (the Majestic no longer works with Nick or has interesting music unfortunately). This is part 1 of the evening which started with 'da usual', being acid-jazz, hip-hop, and other funky stuff. Again, it is a live mix, so it's also 'raw' and a little rough around the edges.

This is the second side from one of my old mixtapes from 1995 I believe. It's a mix of acid-jazz, hip-hop, and other funky stuff. It's one of my more popular mixes. Enjoy.

brought to digital realization thanks to Steven Seidel

This is the first side from one of my old mixtapes from 1995 I believe. It's a mix of acid-jazz, hip-hop, and other funky stuff. It's one of my more popular mixes. Enjoy.

brought to digital realization thanks to Steven Seidel