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Last Updated: 11/19/2009

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September 18, 2009 - Friday 

Category: Music
Featuring Hits & Remix Exclusives From Artists Like 

Say it - Booty Luv 
Everything - Ron Reeser ft Myah 
Shame on me - Alex Sayz 
Imagination (Kaskade Club Mix) - Jes 
Infinity (Klaas Vocal Mix) - Josh Guru Project 
Evacuate the dancefloor (Cahill Mix) - Cascada 
Touch you right now - Basic Element 
Now I'm that chick (Mike Rizzo Funk Generation) - Livvi Franc 
Everytime - Daisy 
Crazy Possessive (Cahill Mix) - Kaci Battaglia 
Underneath (Nathan Scott & Tony Arzadon Radio Edit) - Dj Antoine 
Blame it on you - Gathania 


 
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September 13, 2009 - Sunday 

Category: Music
Dj KDM Electro Hip Hop House Breakz TheMixtape

1. Can you feel it? - Dj Felli Fel, Sean Paul, Flo Rida, T-Pain
2. Shots - LMFAO ft Lil Jon
3. Hands in the air Over beatz - KDM 7000
4. She wolf (Deeplick Edit) - Shakira
5. Right round (remix) - Flo Rida ft Ke$ha
6. Hotel room service (reeo mix) - Pitbull
7. Dance like a freak - Dj Class
8. Bulletproof (Johnny Roxx Remix) - La Roux
9. I gotta feeling (remix) - Black Eyed Peas
10. Put your drinks up - Dj Mad
11. Emotional (reeo mix) - Casely, Flo Rida
12. Disco dress - John DeGrazio
13. Sexual Fantasy (KDM Booty Rockin Beatz Edit) - Lil Dazy ft Suzy Garcia
14. Written on her - Birdman ft Jay Sean
15. La la la (Street Savi Mix) - LMFAO
16. Now you see it - Honorebel, Pitbull, Jumpsmokers
17. Shake it up - Stevie B.
18. Fire burning (Dj Bas Remix) - Sean Kingston
19. Sexy Bitch - David Guetta ft Akon
20. Took the night - Chelley
21. Diamonds & Patron - Dj Felli Fel, Tino Cochino
22. I'm on Fire (kdm boomtown bounce refix) - Wendy
23. Automatic break - White label
24. Boom boom pow (dj x factor remix) - Black Eyed Peas ft Fatman Scoop
25. Birthday sex (Sense Remix) - Jeremih
26. LoveGame (Jody Den Broeder remix) - Lady GaGa
27. In the ayer (funkymix) - Flo Rida ft Will-I-Am & Fergie
28. I'll house you - Kid Sister

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September 13, 2009 - Sunday 

Category: Music
Dezabeatz Mix 3.09
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1.Crunk City Beatz Intro - KDM 7000
2.Last night - Keyshia Cole ft Diddy
3.Say it right - Nelly Furtado
4.Beautiful - Akon ft Colby O & Kardinal Official
5.Just Dance - Lady Gaga
6.Supervillian - Nicole S
7.Gimmie More - Britney
8.Boom Boom Pow - Black Eyed Peas
9.Wonder Woman - Trey Songs
10.Sugar - Flo Rida ft Wynter
11.We be burnin - Sean Paul
12.Donde Estan Corazon - Enrique Iglesias
13.Secret admirer - Lloyd ft Pitbull
14.Love or hate - Lady Sovereign ft Missy
15.Give it to me - Nelly Furtado ft Justin Timberlake
16.Beggin - Madcon
17.Move drop shake - Dj Laz, Casely & Pitbull
18.Poppin - Chris Brown
19.Crying out for me - Mario
20.Like a boy - Ciara
21.Apologize - One Republic
22.Say Yeah - Wiz Khalifa
23.Hot & Cold - Katy Perry
24.Ice Box - Omarion
25.Get it shawty - Lloyd

Get it Hear NOW - Dezabeatz Mix 3.09



Dezabeatz; Rhythm & Bass Mix ..// All songs mixed and arranged by Dj KDM. Contains exclusive remixes from Phaze G, Dj Nasty, Dj Size, funkymix, Dj Mingo, Jorge O, Dj Richie Rich, Kardinal Beats, Nemesis & More
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September 13, 2009 - Sunday 

Category: Music
FRZ Freeflow Riddim (The Mixtape) Session 1
Electro-Pop, Breakbeat, Rhythmic R&B, & Freestyle
 
1.KDM Calm b4 the Storm Movin Intro / Freestyle breakdown beats - T.O.T. 
2.Stronger (nasty mix) - Kanye West 
3.Want it want it (kdm movin freeflow riddim edit) - Sharyn Maceren 
4.Exchange booty rockin beatz - KDM 7000 vs Split Mirrors 
5.Here we are (kdm's boomin freeflow movin re-work) - Ashley 
6.I wanna be the one 2009 (kdm boomtown hottmix re-fix) - Gabriel Antonio ft Stevie B 
7.Hunger For The Flesh - Joe G. feat Rob Gundling 
8.Unforgiveable - Jonelle 
9.Come to me - Sharyn Maceren 
10.Let it go - Miles Petty feat Corina 
11.Here she comes - Tittsworth feat Nina Sky & Pitbull 
12.Closer (Dj Diddy Bass Mix) - Ne-yo 
13.Ventrau kenier schlampe - Sady K 
14.I'm torn - Synthia Figueroa 
15.Always dreamin (Hyperspace Mix) - Sharyn Maceren 
16.Lose Control (kdm movin quikk mixx edit) - Missy Elliot 
17.Never come to fall (dj jorge ojeda e 808 funky drumapellas) - Supremeja feat CeeKay 
18.Sonhando - Paula B feat Stevie B 
19.Love - Nathan 
20.I can't stop the rain - Joe Zangie 
21.Aye aye aye - Robbie Rivera feat Robert Clivilles 
22.Low (Emynd's Passion Freestyle Mix) - Flo Rida 
23.Whooty (Dj Ascendance remix) - E-dubb 
24.I caught you - Natalise 
25.Egypt (remix) - Tears of Technology vs. Egyptian Lover 
26.Hell no (Carlos Berrios Club Mix) - Judy Torres 
27.Sweetest Days (kdm movin quikk mixx rework) - Sharyn Maceren 
28.Beautiful - Akon 
29.Donde estan corazon - Enrique Iglesias 
30.Just dance (Phaze G remix) - Lady GaGa 
31.All night - Armand Van Helden feat La Roca 
32.Diary - Manny Stylez feat Rick Savage 
33.Fantasy (Dan Ski's Rated R Club Mix) 
34.Search Within - Mari P 
35.Playin my love (Salsation3 freestyle mix) - Rockell 
36.Deja Vu - Nayja 
37.Shake it baby - Dj Richie Rich vs Dj Smurf & Kizzy Rock 
38.Radio - Beyonce 
39.Infamous lover - Mari P feat Cuddie Cut 
40.Mash Mash - Run DMC, Who Da Funk, 95 South, Rick Ross 
41.Love on the rocks (2 Step Mix) (kdm movin freeflow riddim edit) - Sunship 
42.Come back to me - Serenity 
43.Miss my baby - 3 Bad Brothaz ft Kayno 
44.Don't stop the music (Trancesponder remix) - Rihanna 
45.kdm storming movin riddim don't stop the music melody outtro 

Get it Hear NOW -  FRZ Freeflow Rhythm Mixtape Vol. 1  

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September 4, 2009 - Friday 

Category: Music
DJ's
Please send your GOOD mixes, 25 min - 1 hour in length, with at least two 15 second instrumental breaks for radio station drops. Be sure to have as much consistancy and leveling in volume as possible throughout entire mix and have decent blends and proper mixing. Looking for top 40, rhythmic, and dance, (including hot bass, club, breakbeat, freestyle, UK house/garage) and other exclusive remixes and mashups of today's hottest music and all the party jams!

Please listen to mixes and videos on my page to get a perfect example of what I'm looking for.

Do not send anything under 192kbps.

Those who would like to design and send me drops or instrumentals to talk over, that would be greatly appreciated, too. Contact me to receive requested things to say in your drops.

Thanks,
KDM7000

Email / Messenger: kdm7000@yahoo.com
AIM DjKDM7000

Your home for NU GENERATION Electro-Hip Hop, Breakbeat, Rhythmic Pop, & Freestyle Hitz!

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August 16, 2009 - Sunday 

Category: Music

[quote author=Nick link=topic=149542.msg1275148#msg1275148 date=1250391389] [quote author=MarcB link=topic=149542.msg1274952#msg1274952 date=1250367473]
----------------------------------------------------------------------- I don't hate dance music. I just can't get into it. I've listened a few times to the stream of PULSE 87. That being said I still give props to Tony and his coalition. [/quote] It's fine to hate dance music, but people who attack the listeners of dance music are messed up. We get threads like these: Dance Music: OK Philly You are Next http://boards.radio-info.com/smf/index.php?topic=93243.0 get moved to Take It Outside because a few idiots have to open their mouth and start yapping negative things about the format: http://boards.radio-info.com/smf/index.php?topic=93878.msg719713 Then, after the Pulse 87 beg-a-thon, we get this thread: A Suggestion to the Dance Music fanatics... http://boards.radio-info.com/smf/index.php/topic,149277.html which also gets moved to Take It Outside because of one idiot's reaction to a post from an innocent girl that just happens to like the station http://boards.radio-info.com/smf/index.php?topic=150286.0 We don't have as many fights about other formats. I don't recall seeing so much hate after an alternative rock station turned into a CHR station, despite the fact that a lot of alt rock fans hate CHR. [/quote] ----------------------------------------------------------------------- And this is the exact reason right here I have stopped posting on many sites! The exact reason is perfectly displayed right here, right now! Too many people who love to talk with the intent to start drama and create all sorts of  unnecessary trouble, and I explain in full, precise detail how I feel about this type of behavior, here: http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=142515645&blogId=486544669 and I don't think I could explain it any clearer than that. People that know me know clearly that I do not like unnecessary trouble, or people who intentionally do and say things with the ONLY purpose behind it being to create a problem. It's one thing to state a constructive opinion, and it's one thing to make sarcastic jokes, and it's one thing to genuinely not have a taste, interest for something, but it's a completely different thing to just speak, knowing that everything you are saying has no purpose or meaning other than to upset people or start trouble. As a matter of fact, sometimes the best thing to do is say all that you have to say all at once in full, clear, precise detail, then shut up, sit back, and watch it unfold as people say whatever they have to say. Sometimes this is so much better than arguing, and also, if you say it all at once and you're done, there can't be an argument because it's impossible to argue with someone who has already finished saying everything they had to say in full, precise detail. For example, I'll use the freestyle dance music sites for example; There's always argument about "what is freestyle?" and people who hate on others for modernizing or accepting the modernized sound...etc. There was a time I used to sit there like a fool and argue, then there was a time when I just said what I had to say and shut up, and now I just stopped posting on (U.S.) freestyle music boards because I figured; why continue talking about something when nobody even knows what it is? People can't even make up their mind about what freestyle, or even dance music is. Besides, I've already said most of what I've had to say on it, so I might as well stop because all I will do is start repeating myself. Now I go there and see everyone saying today, the EXACT, PRECISE same things that many were pissed about and hating on when I first introduced it back in 2006 - "OMG - dance music is coming back and the freestyle sound is too!" Also, once people start saying something I've already discussed in full detail, I just shut up, because why talk when everyone else starts saying it for you? Oh well... there is so much more I could say, but..... no. Just let people continue to hate on dance music and the lovers of it as MUSIC AND TRENDS CONTINUE TO MOVE IN THAT DIRECTION. This is just like back in the "early days" when some people came along and tried to warn their government about a hurricane coming, but they didn't want to believe it  so they just talked down on those people for bringing it up, and....um... well, (how do I put this delicately?) In the end, that government was literally "dead, wrong". A lot of people have nothing better to do with their time than to sit there and try to start trouble, unnecessarily hate on other people, or expect everyone to live precisely up to the way THEY believe things should be. Many of these same people cannot understand the very very, very very very simple fact that just because they dislike dance or a certain type of music, that does not mean everyone else that exists on this entire planet must think and see everything the exact same way they do. It's EXTREMELY simple to me. If you do not like something that's of no cost to you, then don't listen. The others who do enjoy it, will. Many of these people who are hating on others for liking something are the same people who would be highly upset if the exact same thing were done to them. And lastly, when the dance community themselves cannot even make up their minds about the music, what is acceptable, and what isn't, then this doesn't help anything. Notice how the hip hop artists don't care. They'll just rap on everything and be glad to call it hip hop and r&b, so whether the dance community accepts a certain sound or not for whatever reasons, the hip hop community has no problem taking credit for any sound anyone else might not accept (and teaching the kids that it is hip hop). If we're not careful, then much of the dance music will just become "the modernized sound of hip hop and pop", as everything else the hip hop community refuses to accept remains underground, and we will loose the huge possibility that exists right now for change. I may say that a dance station should play more "real" dance hits, but this does not mean I wouldn't say mainstream dance or dance with pop / rap vocals isn't dance. It's all dance - including much of Akon, Pitbull, Flo Rida...etc. I just use the word "real" in most cases because it's convenient and understood by most. Anyway, ....have a great day.


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August 2, 2009 - Sunday 

Current mood:  okay
Category: Music
New School ~ Garage House 2-Step Funky Bassline ~ Shops

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July 7, 2009 - Tuesday 

Category: Music


Freeflow Rhythm Freestyle Compilation P1Jul 6, '09 5:16 PM
for everyone

Dj KDM Presents: 
the FREEFLOW RHYTHM FREESTYLE Compilation, 
featuring three to four sections of unmixed rhythmic freestyle dance hits.

The Freeflow Rhythm Freestyle compilations will mainly be 

- Past Generation (releases 1995-2000) beginning of cd (track 1) 
- Mid Generation (releases 2000-2005) middle od cd (track 2) 
- New Generation (releases 2005-2010) end of cd (track 3) 

with each section containing about 4 to 6 songs each. 

There may sometimes be an "Ol Skool Gen's" section featuring old school hits from 1985-1995, which would come before the "Past Generation" section.

1; Past Generation Freestyle - 1995-2000
* I can't live without you - Tribe 
* Summertime Summertime - Corina 
* I don't need your love (remix) - Angelina 
* Say my name (Daddy D Remix) - Destiny's Child 
* Where are you now (Crystal Club Mix) - Jossette
2; Mid Generation Freestyle - 2000-2005
* Journey of Love (South Beats Radio) - L.I.V. 
* Always Dreamin (Hypterspace) - Sharyn Maceren 
* Do you want me - Syreeta 
* Is it love - Science 
* Gifted (Extralicious mix) - Angelina
3; New Generation Freestyle - 2005-2010
* Sapphira - Serenity 
* Don't ever go away - Sharyn Maceren 
* Donde estan corazon (Dj Mingo Remix) - Enrique Iglesias 
* System Overload - QT 
* Take you far away - Caleb-B ft Mari

FIND THIS AND MUCH MORE NOW AT CLUB KDM

Freeflow Rhythm Freestyle (Past Generation) P1 Freeflow Rhythm Dj KDM 
Freeflow Rhythm Freestyle (Mid Generation) P1 Freeflow Rhythm Dj KDM 
Freeflow Rhythm Freestyle (New Generation) P1 Freeflow Rhythm Dj KDM 
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June 26, 2009 - Friday 

Current mood:  sad
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities
MY THOUGHTS ON "INSUFFICIENT" MICHAEL JACKSON COVERAGE, 9/11, MADONNA, BROADCASTING, AALIYAH, LIFE CHANGE PSYCHOLOGY, MUSIC/ENTERTAINERS.. ETC.

SECTION 1:
After seeing a few posts on certain boards, I think, while understandable, it is also a little... wrong... to criticize a station for not "going all Michael" or doing as much as some people believe is appropriate on the entire situation.

Why? It's both for psychological and business reasons.. 

1. Not everybody grieves or comes to closure the exact same way another person might, so for one to expect that because they'd handle it a certain way, then everyone else should too, it's not really... well, open minded thinking. Everybody is different. Some may not wish to be hit 24/7 with the same depressing news. It also makes a difference when and what time you receive the news. Your reaction and how you want to deal with it will be different if you are at work (9/11) than it would be if you have the day off at home (Aaliyah / Selena), or are on vacation (like when I found out about Lisa "left eye" Lopez in Cuba). Age can also be a factor on what you wish to hear, and I'd expect a station like Radio Disney not to do a full coverage...

2. If a station is not live, or mostly pre-recorded, then those can be the places where people who do not wish to be constantly saddened or reminded can turn to. Besides, one never knows what really might be going on behind the scenes as music is playing on a station. I could understand some just taking the day off a bit and letting things run completely on auto pilot over the airwaves, or just doing a sprinkle of coverage here and there while trying to keep everything else as "normal day" sounding as possible.

I came to this conclusion and way of thinking mostly from what happened on 9/11, when someone called KissFM KZZP to criticize KPTY The Party for playing music, and the morning show very intelligently said something along the lines of (I don't remember the specific wording); "I understand your frustration about certain stations wanting to be all "we're all party all the time" and all that, but this is not a time to criticize, and you must remember; not everyone can handle or wants to deal with 24/7 coverage of a situation of this matter, and I believe that everyone has the right to handle the situation as they wish, the best they can for themselves. For some people, that might mean getting a little info and once they had enough they just want to sit back and listen to some music....."

I can agree to this to some extent because the last thing I want to do is turn on the radio at night to hear this all night in my sleep, only to wake up and be bambarted with the news as an introduction to the new day. I actually just kept the radio off after 12am, knowing what the morning shows would be like... and listened to Sirius BPM... which.. I still managed to wake up JUST IN TIME to hear something! Anyway, no talk radio, and pretty much no radio in general for me outside of mix show play, since all the songs tend to have a bit of a gloomy feel and sound to them today. Very bad time for me to get into a car and hear "apologize" by One republic on Kiss FM, and even the "I gotta feeling" song by Black Eyed Peas sounds a bit.... well, I don't know how to describe it. The Keri Hilson "knocks you down"... I don't know. A bunch of stuff are just sounding a bit "situational, eerie, and gloomy" today (which some would probably wonder why I'd listen to the type of rhythms that are played on Sirius BPM..). Anyway, I can't just sit here and listen to nonstop Michael Jackson hits at the moment... and it doesn't help when you go to Yes dot com and the picture for all the MJ tracks eerily and brightly stand out. Maybe it's just me. I have my own personal issues, phobias, and thoughts when it comes to death or something I know being dead that I don't want to deal with.. or reminders of how plans and things could drastically change with little or no warning and - THAT'S IT.. sometimes before you even come to realize or discover the situation has already taken place.

Well... as for me personally, I'm fine with getting my news about any situation on Talk Radio or News Channels, or SOME music channels. No Coast to Coast AM with George Noory for me this weekend.

Section 2
I've had the discussions with my sister about the whole Elvis/Michael thing that's coming, and what will come with Madonna. I agree he will go down in history for these past few generations as Elvis did in his generations.

One of the benefits of Michael dying so young is that he got to go without too many years of no music following his successful career, causing a fade out of the fame he's managed to hold on to now. Imagine Whitney Houston or anyone else who passes a long time after their music career and generation becomes the elderly - it just isn't or wont be the same. Dying too young can also have its bad affects as well, especially when not given enough time to REALLY live up to and show all that you could have done. 

Michael's time came almost at a perfect time. Not during his biggest successes, but also not too long way out in the future to the point his years of no music became equal to the musical years. If I was publicly being criticized daily for being different or "not as I'm supposed/expected to be", I'd welcome my death, especially if I knew I already lived my life to what could very well already be considered "the fullest".

Madonna will really mean something to me when her time comes, and so will Janet, but somehow I believe Janet's time will not be as massive as Madonna... Paula Abdul? Well as much as I regret it, I must say because of too much time passing since her last chart topping hit, she will not be recognized for everything she was. All the people who love her will be around her age, maybe a little younger, but mostly close to that age for that generation. MC Hammer will not get anything like Madonna, Paula, or Janet. Never knew Selena much, but just felt she gave off positive vibes as a good person.

After Madonna, we're pretty much done with the "greatness". Aaliyah could have easily been one of the greatest, if only things worked out just a little bit differently! ..But who knows in reality if she'd still be making chart topping hits today, in 2009? was she willing to modernize with the times and sing over uptempo r&b, pop, and dance beats? Or would she have been like Mariah and refuse to change too much with the times and stick to some typical beat tempo? You may ask "well what about this hip hop generation/decade/15 years of hip hop being the top 40 phase?" Well this is how I explained it to my sister: "There's going to be Elvis, Michael Jackson, A bunch of rappers, and whoever pops up for whatever should take over for the next generation". Maybe Notorious BIG, Jay-Z, Tupac, and Eminem will be the bigger ones in the whole "game". 50 Cent will be well broadcasted, while Ludacris will remain "arguably" one of the tops with the big 4. Not sure how Dr Dre or Snoop will rank.. and Sir Mix A Lot and 2 Live crew may get just about as much coverage as what happened with Run DMC. Madonna pretty much shares Michael's generation, so.... but she does differ in the fact that she's covered a much wider diversity in music genre's, and has maintained relativity and top 40 radio friendly-ness, even up until 2008- early 2009. The only thing really left for this generation "Huge Pop Star-wise" is Britney, if she can manage to survive long enough musically and humanly to maintain success throughout the next few generations. Britney is already following in Madonna's footsteps when it comes to changing with the times, maintaining success as phases in music generations pass...etc. I don't think Lady GaGa has reached Britney's level at this point. Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake? Hmmm... I'll just say Justin will be a "bigger deal" to the majority out of the two. Who knows what MC Hammer will be like... not quite as much as Donald Trump or Bill Clinton, who currently don't even have any hits at all.

Will Smith has been able to keep his status high by going right from hot music to hot films, so both the TV and Radio (and whatever other future technology comes) will be able to jump on that.

Group's or their members never get the recognition they deserve - because they are groups. Groups must automatically share the fame, and groups never tend to all go at once. Beyonce becoming solo might help her out a bit when it comes to history recognition. 

It's funny how many Pilots, Doctors, Teachers, Police Officers, Bus Drivers, Architects, Advertisers, Military Troops...etc. do so much to meaningfully and even physically better and save people's lives, yet because they don't have any chart topping hits or tv exposure, they'll probably never even get any more recognition than La Bouche ("be my lover"/"sweet dreams"), or Nadine Renee from Planet & Soul ("set you free") did when their times came. I didn't even hear about them passing until years later, and they were great, talented people too. Will anyone even give credit to Shannon or Pebbles...or Ace of Base?

I must say, logically speaking, why must we wait for someone to pass before saying "OK I guess we could break the rules and give them more attention NOW.."? Why does everything suddenly change just because the natural death of life occurs? People say all they wish, then ALL THE SUDDEN, life is no longer present in the body, therefore we must ONLY talk about the good and how everyone who dies was "such a good person", up until a point when everyone is like "ok, I guess it's ok to make jokes again". It's so funny how people operate on this planet! Well...... contradicting my "good person" statement, OJ Simpson's time will be interesting, but quick, and on another note, I do not want to be here to see what it will be like when Obama's time comes because I can already feel how that would be (unless of course something unexpected shall pop up to kill the current popularity status, or he lives to be 95 or so, leaving much time to pass after his career).
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June 12, 2009 - Friday 

Current mood:All Things Must Change
Category: Music
Dj KDM Presents:

THE FINAL FREESTYLE THROWDOWN!

Be on the lookout for more details because
YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS OUT!

Get ready, as Dj KDM hits you one last time with a massive freestyle flava attack, hitting you with freestyle flava from back in the day and today!

Be sure to check out Club KDM, Super Caliente Summer edition, and stay tuned for more details coming soon!

Club KDM - www.7000express.multiply.com
Super Caliente Summer = more music, more mixes, ALL summer!
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