As you all know we are all fans of the R.A.W. aka B-Boy 3000... and if you didn't know, yes it is the same person but he records music under B-Boy 3000 and DJ's under R.A.W. To clarify any old affiliations, which must get frustrating... Mictlan is no longer running, ARC is no longer running, Celestial is no longer running (if ever), and Vortex is no longer running (if ever as well). Update your files to affiliate R.A.W. with N2O Entertainment, Los Angeles. The R.A.W. sound ranges from hip hop, jungle, dancehall reggae and turntablism. But if you see a tape of his from many moons, you will find that he has over 15 years history of professional DJ'ing. So he has pushed limits in the genres of techno and hardcore too. I think R.A.W. may have some kind of world record for the number of official mixtapes out there. Probably over 150 total. So this mix that you are about to stream is some sick new shit that was done on the fly at vibeflow.com internet radio. It was very cool to hang with R.A.W. and rock the Long Beach Mexican style carne asada BBQ the other day and shoot the shit about the future of this music we call "jungle" and all our other classified non-music perversions. If you were there and overheard some things, you would have heard things like, "It looks like the rest of the states is leaving it up to us to make this jungle a success...... All the labels that talked alot of shit and tried to come up on hype alone, went 6 feet under... dead quick...... there's too many internet posers out there talking too much shit about this music and not doing anything productive to elevate it." You know random things like that are the times of our life right here and now, I ain't embelleshing, or talking shit, I am just reporting the truth of what the playing field is like and how erroneous the media has been to misrepresent our music. What are you doing to make this music a part of history? So enough of this episode of DBTV CRIBS, but I just thought you should know that DJ's and record producers have lives outside of sitting in front of decks and gear. So that day I laced him up with some of my choice selections from the Freeburning Record Store bins. Bubba Sparxx, Big Cat 001 General Malice, Return of the Roller, Potential Badboy 1 and 2. He properly threw them in the mix as well as the new classified N2O dubs from Capital J, B-Boy 3000, Oscar da Grouch, and also the new remix of Darkest of Days from his Voidaudioexperiments imprint. There is tons of great dancehall and Bounty Killer too from a bunch of 45's that are rare joints. After hearing this file, you should ask the question, "Why is there so much hype and coverage on DJ's with less skills than R.A.W.?" Let alone his DJ'ing, This guy is a great producer too! He can slay anyone if there were such a competition of both skills. The answer is S-C-A-R-E-D! But they can't hold us back.... all the fans that this top-notch junglist has worldwide must total over 500,000 people. So it will be very soon as John Cougar Mellencamp said, "when the walls come tumblin' down."
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