COOKIN' SOUL 2 (DIGGIN' DEEPER) MIX DOWNLOAD!
21 March 2010

hhv.de , Generation Tapedeck , Rhythm Incursions & Laid Back Radio present:
After the great success of the first mix with more than 48 000 downloads, we are ready to present you part II of the session. Cookin' Soul Vol 2 (Diggin' Deeper) is a pleasant mix of selected nineties sounds, lasting 45 minutes. Rare remix versions & white labels or underground classics blend into one stream. Gordon of Project: Mooncircle / hhv.de takes back his eyes to NYC and collectors also like lovers will find their favourites.

Cookin' Soul 2 (Diggin' Deeper, 2010) - Download . The mix includes acts like Natural Elements, Champain, World Renown, Thrust, The Outfit, Sourface, Group Home, Shadez Of Brooklyn, Nine, T Max, Heather B, Ill Biskits, Erick Sermon, The Imperial One, Louie Rankin, Triflicts, Smif N Wessun and more.

Cookin' Soul 1 (New York Times, 2009) - Download . The mix includes acts like Kukoo Da Baga Bonez, Rezidue, Pitch Black, CL Smooth, Big Daddy Kane, I.G. Off & Hazadous, Mama Mystique, Royal Flush, Lin Que, Pete Rock, Group Home, Brainsick Mob, Gangstarr, Chubb Rock, Smif N Wessun, Boot Camp Clikk and many more...

Statements & comments for Cookin' Soul Vol 1 (2009):
"Ganz THE REAL DEAL STYLE!" by Dj Mirko Machine | "Real music in a great session!" by Lewis Parker | ".. So much unknown tunes! i was suprised" by Guru | "It's banging!" by Laurent Fintoni (Serie B, Radio Rhythm Incursions London) | "Some lovely hip hop on here. Just what I needed today. Very dope. Thank you!" by Buddy Peace (Warp, Bully rec mix)

Special thanks for the support to Generation Tapedeck , Rhythm Incursions , hhv.de & Laid Back Radio !

Posted by: Gordon | Tags: Big Daddy Kane, Boot Camp Clikk, Brainsick Mob, Champain, Chubb Rock, CL Smooth, cookin' soul mix 2, Erick Sermon, Gangstarr, generation tapedeck, Group Home, Heather B, hhv.de, I.G. Off & Hazadous, Ill Biskits, Kukoo Da Baga Bonez, laid back radio, Lin Que, Louie Rankin, Mama Mystique, Natural Elements, Nine, Pete Rock, Pitch Black, project mooncircle, Rezidue, rhythm incursions, Royal Flush, Shadez Of Brooklyn, Smif N Wessun, Sourface, T Max, The Imperial One, The Outfit, Thrust, Triflicts, World Renown

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#1 Q
21. March 2010 14:03

JAAAAAAAA, ich habe darauf gewartet!! Part 2 und los!

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#2 陳致齊
21. March 2010 14:03

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#3 TAD
21. March 2010 15:03

So geil wieder. Alles auf Vinyl?

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#4 FRAGENDER
21. March 2010 15:03

wieso denn fuck new era? das halte ich für überflüssig und etwas spät pubertär. aber das hält mich natürlich nicht davon ab, den mix zu laden.

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#4.1 LENNY
21. March 2010 19:03

Jetzt sehe ich das erst. Haaaa, locker sehen.

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#5 TONYK.
21. March 2010 16:03

niiiiiiiiice

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#6 KARIN
21. March 2010 16:03

"wieso denn fuck new era?" ist doch mal ne aussage. finds lustig.

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#6.1 DER AIGNER
21. March 2010 17:03

aber eine derart plakative, die das tape gar nicht nötig gehabt hätte

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#7 KARIN
21. March 2010 18:03

man kann das so verschieden auslegen. passt doch in die 90er!

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#8 LENNY
21. March 2010 19:03

Dreckig, edel. Danke

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#9 STARTERCAP
21. March 2010 20:03

Teil 3 dann mit "FUCK NIKE" und Teil 4 mit "FUCK CARHARTT"

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#9.1 GORDON
21. March 2010 21:03

es geht mir nicht um eine brand oder sonstiges.das ist einfach meine empfindung über die entwicklung dieser musikrichtung,wenn ich diese platten höre und in einen mix verarbeite.

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#10 PAUL (Homepage)
21. March 2010 21:03

Feeeeeeines Ding Gordon!
Was ist denn das für ein fabüloser Track mit dem KC & The Sunshine Band-Sample so ab 17:30? Großartig!