How did the guy known for his Slayer mashups go on to make THIS? Yup, that’s why we LOVE DJ Schmolli … not to mention why we love the “no genre is safe” motto of mashup culture. Schmolli just released his first “mixtape” in ages, “Pirate Nation Vol. 1,” and also just played Bootie Rio, where we’re sure this was a big hit of the night! Finally, an anthem for the curvier girls out shakin’ it!
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DJ Schmolli – Big Booty Bitches In Miami (Bombs Away vs. LMFAO vs. Busta Rhymes vs. Sir Mix-A-Lot)
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DJ Topcat – Folsom Prison Gangstaz (Johnny Cash vs. Eazy-E)
With this brilliant mashup, DJ Topcat makes an unlikely connection between the old-school country music of Johnny Cash and the ghetto gangsta rap of Eazy-E — after all, both artists, in their respective days, were known for their “outsider” status, and frank honest lyrics that glorified violence and guns. And here, despite the separation of generations, race, and culture, it all comes together. This is one of the things we love best about mashup culture: seeing two artists — who seem incredibly disparate and with completely different fan bases — and finding that both are actually just two sides of the same coin.
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Rad Bad – Moving Da Royalty (Will Smith vs. Daft Punk)
South Australia / New York City We get mashup submissions in our email in box every day, and we’re sorry to say, well … many of them aren’t quite THERE yet. So it’s always a nice surprise when a good one comes along, and we have to go back and look and be like, “Where did THAT come from?” In this case, it comes from South Aussie DJ — and recent New York City transplant — Rad Bad, who did the smart thing and sent us his “most famous mash,” and … we can see why! Cheeky and fun, and makes us want to hear more!
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Go Home Productions – Smells Like Rockin’ Robin (Nirvana vs. Michael Jackson)
Watford, UK Mark Vidler, the man behind Go Home Productions, just played the Bootie SF 7-Year Anniversary party, and to commemorate the occasion, he put together a special three-song EP entitled “Rockin’ In San Francisco.” This has quickly become the standout track, blowing up the twitterverse and on the road to going viral. What makes this one special is its use of Nirvana’s vocals rather than music, fusing it with Michael Jackson’s “Rockin’ Robin” backing, and its oh-so-happy and innocent tweedle-dee-dee’s — putting a brand new spin on “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” resulting in a case of dead pop stars uniting in perfect harmony.