So we gave away this double mix-cd for the Yes We Did inauguration party in DC (which was an amazing, amazing night).

Here is the mix in free, downloadable mp3 form. Enjoy.

Yes We Did
DivShare File - Meistro - Yes We Did _Disc 1_.mp3

Disc 1 (Meistro)
1) Raven Maize - Forever Together
2) Basement Boys Allstars - Holiday (Only Obama Dub)
3) Aly-Us - Follow Me
4) Kenlou III - What a Sensation (Sensational Mix)
5) Funky Horns feat. Peven Everett - Blow
6) Eddie Perez - I Like
7) Funky Green Dogs - Reach for Me
8) Liquid Dope - Dope Goes Back / Groove Junkies present Rick Keller - Black Man in the White House (acapella)
9) Blaze - My Beat (Derrick Carter's Disco Circus Mix)
10) Copyright - He Is (Ferrer & Sydenham Inc Vocal Mix)
11) Ralphi Rosario with Linda Clifford - Wanna Give It Up (Lego's Dub)
12) Doug Willis - Lovin' Game
13) Roy Ayers - Sugar (Joey Negro Club Mix)
14) DJ Meme - V.I.A. (Meistro's Obama Edit)
15) Dennis Ferrer feat Karlon Brooks Sr. - Change the World
16) Doug Willis - Power to the People
17) Willie Hutch - Brothers Gonna Work it Out (7 Samurai edit)



Deep Sang's gotta post his disc (it's DOPE!)

And Monk done made me blush.

Here is a soundclip:
http://www.zshare.net/audio/34597143ca4143/

http://www.turntablelab.com/vinyl/217/1744/23009.html

Get your airhorns ready. Mister Meistro, associate of Lab homeys Dave Nada and Tittsworth (and therefore posessing immaculate party-rocking credentials) is back with the followup to his first roots/dancehall/classics mix. Loved the first one, (and a lot of you did too) but this one may be even better. The blends are still on point and the transitions come at the right time in the track (people please take note: do not mix out in the middle of a verse!). Even more importantly, the song selection hits the correct balance between new, known and classics so everybody's happy. Things kick off in high gear with the criminally underplayed Rocking Time riddim (Chezidek's "Who I Am") and continue on a smooth modern roots tip with a succession of quality conscious dancehall interspersed with big tunes from Alborosie ("Slam Bam"), Buju ("Don & Dupes"), Pinchers ("Bandelero") and Super Cat ("Come Down"). The expert lacing of new versions with their precedents (big up for throwing in "Don Is Don") shows you're in the hands of a veteran. There's no way I can start to go thru even half of the 41 (!) tracks on here, but suffice to say Meistro has added a few to my wants list, and reminded me of a couple others I need to dig out of the box and get back in rotation. Nicely done sir. reviewed by Monk

If you want volume 1, paypal me $8 - I've got a few left. (djmeistro2510@yahoo.com)

Get both from me for $12 (free shipping)

New mix! NYE 2006 give away
Download Dirty Bombs Volume 2(right click, save as)

Hip-hop, R&B, Funk, and Disco. Pure heat.
here is the tracklist...


Red Astaire ft Q-Tip and Busta - Go Move
Gipp and Ali - Go Head
Masta Ace - Born to Roll
Buju Banton - Champion (DJ Meistro WR rmx)
Mr. Vegas & Jigsy King - Under mi Sensi (Bombs rmx)
Naughty By Nature - Wickedest Man Alive
MC Serch, Chubb Rock, Nasty Nas - Back to the Grill
Sunshine Anderson - Heard it all Before QSO rmx
Gwen McCrae - Funky Sensation MAW rmx
Amerie - Love is off the Chain
Missy Elliot - Sock it to Me rmx
Too Short ft. Snoop - Keep Bouncing
EPMD - Cross Over
Kool G. Rap - Road to the Riches
Digital Underground - No Nose Job
Brand Nubian - Drop the Bomb
Sway & King Tech - Devestating
James Brown - Soulful Christmas (Catalyst rmx)
Hydroponic Sound System - Lone Star Uprising
Beyonce - Work it out (QSO rmx)
Justin Timberlake - Damn Girl
A.S.S. - Afro Heat vol. 4
KC & The Sunshine Band - I Get Lifted
Oxygen - Party Lets Party Part 2
De La Soul - Roller Skating Jam Named Saturdays

so turntablelab just picked up my cd - check for it here:
http://www.turntablelab.com/cds/0/0/14868.html

or at retial locations in NYC and LA!

Here is their review:
The reggae monkey is extremely wary of reggae mix cds, especially ones that get sent to the Lab, so you should know that you are getting a good one here. Aside from the Federation crew cds, there really aren't that many good reggae mixes out there (you're either getting 80 of the exact same "dancehall classics" or 80 brand new tracks that will all be forgotten in a week), and the ones that come from people who are "on the lab radar" seem especially unadventurous or strange in scope. Meistro has got his selection down pretty tight on here though, rolling through mostly conscious-type tunes with a heavy dancehall slant (meaning it's not on some mopey Drop Leaf style). Most of it is from the last couple years, like "Khaki Suit, Hungry, Handcart Boy," and lotsa Richie Spice, but you also get some nice 80s + 90s sections, with semi-forgotten classics from Capleton, Red Rose, Pampidoo, Terror Fab, Tinga Stewart and the like. I predict long shelf life on this one.

reviewed by the mgmnt

Yup.  Oh Snap! made Spin Magazine's "101 Best Nights Out in America"

Check out this month's issue.  Out now!

Here's what Rhome wrote about Oh Snap!  (this Saturday!  don't sleep!)

DJ Meistro and DJ Dave Nada are still doing their best to recreate the rapturous Matrix Revolutions dance scene in the real-life environs of Columbia Heights. Oh Snap! at Wonderland is where they play the types of records that get phone numbers slid into your pocket. You pay nothing for the privilege.

I've got a new house mix on the web...over an hour of jackin' house!

Its called JackNcoke.  Go here to download it and let me know what you think!
http://www.sounchron.com/downloads/jackncoke.mp3
(right click, save as)

Big up to Ben at Soundchron Records for hosting the mix!