Beats Bastards & Basses - 60sLounge/Dubstep Mash-Up Mix

[perbyhring]

Hi!

This mix/album contains 15 little mash-ups of cheeky 60s lounge music and dubstep.
It might sound like a strange combination of generes at first but I think it works surprisingly well..

I hope my mix doesn't offend anyone who's passionate about dubstep music. I personally love all the tracks I've used in their original form as well, but I hope you'll find these slightly alternative takes on them entertaining as well!

Download: http://www.divshare.com/download/7848897-99a



Tracklist:

01. Nelson Riddle - Lolita VS. Loefah - Jazz Lick (Introduction by Señor Coconut)
02. Les Baxter - Whatever Lola Wants VS. Benga - The Blues
03. Louis Prima & Sam Butera - Harlem Nocturne VS. Pinch - Qawwali Vip
04. Leroy Hadidi - Search For Vulcan VS. L-Wiz - Egyptian
05. Martin Denny - Museriou VS. Benny ill, Kode9 & The Culprint - Fat Larry's Skank
06. Yma Sumac - Babalu VS. Brood - XIII
07. Leo Arnaud - Taboo VS. Benga - Star Wars
08. Don Costa - The Misfits VS. Dub War - Murderer style
09. Sir Julian - Elliot Fisher VS. Kode feat. Daddy Gee - Babylon
10. The Hellers - Piano Lesson (interlude)
11. The Double Six Of Paris - French Rat Race VS. Digital Mystikz - Blue Notez
12. The Hellers - Take 46 VS. Dub War - Generation
13. The Zacharias - Light My Fire VS. The Others - Hear Dis Style
14. Terry Snyder - Theme From Picnic VS. Distance - Tuning
15. Erle Hagen - I Spy VS. Benny ill, kode9 & the culprint - Tales from the Basside
16. Stu Phillips - Tired of waiting for you VS. L-Wiz - Strength


Cheers

[perbyhring]

double post..

[devilstator]

Original concept, will check this out.

[fsh203]

I'm just starting to make my own tracks and I was hoping you can tell me how you were able to separate the vocal part of the tracks.

This is probably a very basic question but I really want to start with making some mixes and I'd love to know how to separate vocals from songs.

Thanks for your help!

FSH