August 27th, 2015

Mixpak FM: Photo Romance

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Mixpak FM 087 comes from French-Senegalese producer & DJ, Photo Romance. Heavily inspired by the sounds of Angola and their influence in Europe, his music floats around the palettes of kuduro, kizomba, tarraxo and zouk. His latest EP, Lagoa Roxa, released on his own La Brousse record label, is a sensual, instrumental exploration of the 90bpm tarraxo genre.

His Mixpak FM is a crazy 90 minutes long and bounces through dancehall, dembow, kuduro, tarraxo and features some exclusive forthcoming La Brousse material.

You can subscribe to Mixpak FM via iTunes, subscribe with an RSS reader from the Mixpak FM site or download this mix directly.

Download – Mixpak FM 087: Photo Romance

Tracklist below »

August 24th, 2015

Tryna Function x Mixpak: August 29th

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We’re throwing a little after party for Murlo’s MoMA PS1 show on August 29th. It’s at Tropical 128 and will feature a very special b2b set from Murlo and Deadboy (aka. DBM), False Witness, a live performance by Mixpak’s own Palmistry, as well as sets by Dre Skull, Jubilee, The Large, and Ezra. Say “Mixpak” at the door and it’s freeeee$.

August 24th, 2015

Murlo @ MoMA PS1 Warm Up

Catch Murlo this Saturday, August 28th – at MoMA PS1 Warmup – along with Matias Aguayo, Kingdom, D∆WN, DJ Windows 98, and False Witness. Doors open at noon, with music from 3pm to 9pm. Tickets are $18 in advance, and can be purchased here.

(photo: nycaesthetic.com)

August 20th, 2015

Premiere: Mr One Hundred – Calypso Fugitive

We’re thrilled to announce the second official Mixpak EP from London-via-St.Louis producer Mr One Hundred, entitled Calypso Fugitive.

Head on over to FACT to catch the premier, or stream below– the EP is out August 28th, just in time for carnival!

August 4th, 2015

Dre Skull Explores Kingston with Popcaan

Last time he was in Kingston, Dre Skull linked up with The FADER to talk a little bit about his path to becoming a dancehall producer, and his respect for Jamaican music culture. In the clip he spends some time at the soundsystems and at the beach, and meets up with Popcaan and Chi Ching Ching in the studio to record.