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While on my mini tour of a few cities in the UK over a week and a half recently, i was asked to spin an impromptu set of dance music at the Marisco Disco's Sunday Disco Sessions on a sunday evening. Here's it is now for the world to enjoy. Bang out.

Again....this is how we get down at the RECORDnition party. Expect the unexpected. We try to stay away from the same 'ol, same 'ol classics to give you more of an experience. Follow us on twitter @ RecordNition and our RECORDnition page on facebook.

Happy Fathers Day to all the fellas holding things down for their families. Here's a little something for the real dance heads that go deep into the club. If you don't know what i'm speakin on, just click the start button. Oh.....you might wanna go get that baby powder. ha ha Enjoy!!

More music goodness from the monthly party where me and Easy Mo Bee slay things with off the grid power joints. Follow us on twitter @RecordNition and stay connected to the movement of music movement slung on ALL VINYL. Shouts to G Man and chillloverradio.net.

Since we do authentic things, we attract authentic people. The RECORDnition party No. 6 was blessed with an un-announced guest set from the world reknown DJ SCRATCH!! You can DOWNLOAD that RIGHT HERE!!! All crazy sample record joints. Hot.

Enjoy the vibes of my live 2nd set from the RECORDnition No. 6 party in NYC. Bangers!! We LOOOOOOVE music!!!

Another smashing ALL VINYL affair in NYC is in the books. If you live in NYC and haven't heard of or been to a RECORDntion party yet, and you bleed pure, good music and enjoy your djs spinning it on RECORDS, this is one of many mix links out there of how we get down.Make sure you check out the others of my sets on my page here. This is my 1st set of the night taking you from kinda chilled vibes up to a dancers pace in the span of an hour. It sets the tempo if you will. Enjoy the bangers on. Shouts to my man G Man who is the host MC, my fellow resident Easy Mo Bee, and my man Chill of Chillloveradio.net who carries the web stream for us. Peace!

Yet another late night recording from my Make Love,Not War party i used to have at the now defunct Black Betty in Brooklyn. Won't spend time talking about it in case there are some out there that don't know how special this place was. Just listen. Shouts to my man G Man who used to hold it down on the mic for the night. This was just before Barack Obama got elected so there's a lot of festive political energy exhibited by my man G. I think he meant every word of what he says. Ha ha Reminisce y'all. There will never be another like that place on Havemeyer and Metropolitan.

This party continues to grow in attendance and respect. 5 months and rollin. Here's my opening set playing raw, underground classic nyc hip hop type stuff. System bangers. Big up to my team. Easy Mo Bee, GMan, chillloverradio.net, Carlota Love, Dean Nicastro, and you the attendees. We appreciate y'all. All vinyl. RECORDnize.

This is a mellow jazzyneosoulfunky mix for a kick back and relax session. Be sure to catch "Layback Playback" pt. 1 also posted here on my podomatic page. I'm no one trick pony. I got MANY STYLES of JOINTS. Feel me. If you're not, get familiar.

Big up to my longtime homie from Jersey, Kimson Albert. In addition to being an ill animation maverick for some time, i recently came to find out that he's nice on the house music/dance oriented production. He has a bunch of tracks in the stable and blessed me with them so i could work my magic on the decks. Here's over an hour of all his productions. Enjoy them as much as i did when i was mixing.

My live set #2 from RECORDnition No. 4. Enjoy the vibes!!!

I'm really happy that this monthly party continues to grow in enthusiasm and popularity. Here's my first set from RECORDnition party no.4 where it's always a potpourri of music goodness. Once 10pm comes, you never know what direction me and Easy Mo Bee will take you. Enjoy what you missed if you weren't there. The guy that handles our live webstream tells me that during this party, it's the most hits he's ever gotten for people loggin on to listen. And it steady elevated through the night. I assume that's a good thing. ha ha. Enjoy y'all.

Part 3 of 3 of The Bobby Busnach Files. If you're gotten to this part, i know you're a REAL club music lover. You live for those steps beyond the mundane. I got you. Big up to Bobby Busnach. It's been a pleasure mixing your work.

Part 2 of 3 of my Bobby Busnach original cut and splice tape re-edits from his archives. Before the computer-kinda-does-it-for-you digital revolution set in, this is back when all edits were manually manipulated in a studio. Get ya vibe and dance on. Classic material.

I've been doing the show for years. Since 1999 top be exact. Not as regular as i used to, but i still get down everyone once in awhile. Here's a set of more recent underground hip hop nuggets. Bump and pass.

A soulful house music mix made with love for the holiday season. I haven't done a new one in a long time, so this felt like the right time to "give" something to yearning ears like yours. ha ha. Season's Greetings to all.

This is sort of a continuation of my "50 Chinese Stars" mix. Raw, classic nyc lost gems and remixes underground hip hop mix. Sore neck for sure when it's done. I gets busy. I got joints.

I'm back on the real hip hop tip. Here's a mix of some lost remixes and other off the grid raw, classic underground hip hop from the nyc underground from a 2 year span of 1993 to 1995. Hardcore analog butter all the way through. Bump it!!

This is the third and final mix of the "Qualified Elegant" trifecta. Another serious deep, slow, club/disco mix. And one more time, the amazing picture that accompany's this mix is of a very good friend of mine, the unpredictable and awesome Gerry Visco (google her....she's fabulous), as a stunner of the 70's fashion movement. It, along with alot of other incredible images of her that you'll have to search for, was taken by the very talented Bobby Busnach who has history not only as a photographer, but is deep in music (http://soundcloud.com/bobby-busnach) and having worked at storied nyc vinyl havens such as Downstairs Records with Walter Gibbons, and the pre-golden age of Rock and Soul store in midtown. Bump and pass.