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I met the head dudes of DIGIWAXX while rocking at SXSW... cool cats and they asked if wanted to do the next volume of their podcast/mixtape series for them... So far MOS, DON CANNON, DJ SOUL, and MARK RONSON have thrown down on this so i figured it was a good look... also was a chance for me to sit back and make a tape with allot of the newer hip-hop tracks I am feeling while mixing in some older stuff and keeping it fresh... check it out...  

 

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DIGIWAXX RADIO VOL 4 Mixed By: DJ JAYCEEOH 

1. Pusha T (Clipse) & Chester French - Campus Kingpin 

2. Lil Wayne - Im Not Human

3. Drake feat Lil Wayne - Unstopable (JayCeeOh Thump Edit) 

4. UGK feat Outkast - Int'l PLayers Anthem (JayCeeOh Remix) 

5. J-Dilla vs Jay-Z - Dirt Off Your Shoudler (JayCeeOh Remix) 

6. Clipse - Kinda Like A Big Deal 

7. MIMS feat Rick Ross - Life Of Star (JayCeeOh Remix) 

8. Rick Ross feat John Legend - Magnificent (JayCeeOh Ready Or Not Edit)

9. Jadakiss feat Styles P - One More Step 

10 T.I feat Nas - Topless 

11. Dr. Dre feat TI & Kobe - This Is Detox 

12. CNN & DJ Premier- Grand Royal 

13. Kid Cudi feat Kanye and Common - I Poke Her Face 

14. Must Be Love vs Swizz Beats - (JayCeeOh Its Me Remix) 

15. Saigon & Statik Selektah - So Cruel 16. Jim Jones - Blow The Bank 

17. City Lights vs Slim Thug - Smile (JayCeeOh Edit) 

18. Kid Cudi - Look Up In The Stars (Mutherfucker I'm Ill Interlude) 

19. Rick Ross feat Kanye West and T Pain - Mayback Music 2 

20. Jaime Foxx vs Les Nubians - Blame It (JAYCEEOH Remix) 

21. Warren G feat Travus Barker & Blac Nic - Lets Get High 

22. Statik Selektah - The Thrill Is Gone feat Styles P & Talib Kweli

NYC DJ's Scott Melker and JayCeeOh, in collaboration with EZ Clothing, bring you “NY STATE OF MIND,” a mix that takes you by train, borough to borough, through New York City. Highlighting the most notable rappers from Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island, the compilation is seamlessly mixed and remixed from front to back. “NY State of Mind” takes classic hip-hop enthusiasts on a trip down memory lane while serving as a history lesson for a new generation of hip-hop heads.

EZ Clothing
Presents

NEW YORK STATE OF MIND
Mixed by: SCOTT MELKER + DJ JAYCEEOH

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BROOKLYN

Notorious B.I.G. - Kick In The Door vs. DJ Premier (JayCeeOh Edit)
Digable Planets - Jettin’
Group Home - Up Against The Wall
Jeru The Damaja - Bitches
M.O.P. - World Famous (JayCeeOh Edit)
Lauryn Hill - Ready Or Not vs. Marco Polo (SMJCO Edit)
Lil’ Kim- Queen Bitch
Buck Shot - How Many MCs (JayCeeoh Edit)
Black Moon -I Got Cha Opin (w/ Busta Rhymes Intro)
Jay-Z - Friend or Foe ‘98
Big Daddy Kane - Long Live The Kane
Black Star - Respiration

QUEENS

Nas - NY State Of Mind Part 1
Nas - NY State Of Mind Part 2
Mobb Deep - Give Up The Goods
Capone-N-Noreaga - Blood Money
Kool G Rap - Ill Street Blues vs. First Nigga (Scott Melker Edit)
A Tribe Called Quest - Start It Up (SMJCO Edit)
Rakim - In The Ghetto (12" Version)
Run DMC - My Adidas vs. Beatnuts - That’s That Beat (SMJCO Edit)
LL Cool J - I Need A Beat
MC Shan & Marley Marl - The Bridge

BRONX

Boogie Down Productions - South Bronx
Mad Lion ft. KRS One - Double Trouble (Third World Mix)
Lord Finesse - You Know What I’m About
Big Pun vs. The Alchemist - I’m Not A Player (SMJCO Edit)
Fat Joe - Flow Joe
Showbiz and A.G. – Catchin’ Wreck
Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth - I Get Physical
D.I.T.C. - Thick
Nice & Smooth - Old To The New
Diamond D - Sally Got A One Track Mind
Tim Dog - Fuck Compton

MANHATTAN

Big L - M.V.P. vs. Rockwilder (SMJCO Edit)
Jim Jones - We Roll
Children Of The Corn - A Star Is Born (SMJCO Edit)
Biz Markie - Make The Music With Your Mouth
Dougie Fresh - Back In The Dayz (Live)
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde - Genius Rap

STATEN ISLAND

Raekwon ft. Ghostface Killah & Method Man - Wu Ooh
Ol’ Dirty Bastard - Brooklyn Zoo
GZA ft. Method Man - Shadowboxing
Masta Killa - Queen
Wu-Tang Clan - As High As Wu-Tang Get
Wu-Tang Clan - Clan In Da Front
Ghostface Killah - Save Me Dear (JayCeeOh Edit)
Wu-Tang Clan – Triumph


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DJ JAYCEEOH presents SUPER 7 Vol.1 feat. DJ's STEVE1DER, B.CAUSE, MORSE CODE, PLATURN, BENZI, ELEVEN


DJ JAYCEEOH presents SUPER 7 Vol.1 feat. DJ's STEVE1DER, B.CAUSE, MORSE CODE, PLATURN, BENZI, ELEVEN
http://www.zshare.net/audio/5212168908ee5cdf/
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SUPER 7 is an intense mixtape experience, combining the talent of seven world renown DJ's onto one CD. The tape was brought together by DJ JAYCEEOH (NYC, The Masters) and features sets from STEVE1DER (L.A) , B.CAUSE (S.F. 4OneFunk), MORSE CODE (L.A. Deckstar), PLATURN (Oakland Faders), BENZI (MICH), and DJ ELEVEN (NYC, The RUB). Each DJ contributed a 10 minute mega-mix of straight heat including original remixes, mash-ups, edits, and existing material. The vast knowledge of music and individual style of each DJ crammed into one mix makes this a must have for your collection. This is the first of the SUPER 7 series. Volume 2 will drop early 09'  with a whole new line up of DJ's. 
 
"I have always had a grip of DJs I know, have worked with, and respect that I wanted to record with. But with busy schedules, banging out a full 80 mintue mix with heads across the country is extremely time consuming. So I came up with the idea for SUPER 7 to bring together all these collabos and put out crazy tapes without it requiring too much work for any DJ involved. I hollered at cats and asked for a hot 10 minutes. They bang it out in a few sessions and boom...SUPER 7..." - DJ JAYCEEOH
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TRACKLIST
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DJ JAYCEEOH
1. Super 7 Intro
2. Ludacris/ Santogold - Wish U Would (JayCeeOh Edit)
3. Pharell / Notorious BIG / Jim Jones / Juelz Sanatana/ 50 Cent – See you Work (JayCeeOh Edit)
4. Lil Wayne / De La Soul - Neck Of The Woods (JayCeeOh Edit)
5. Bun B feat Webbie / Miami International Break / Tonights The Night - Pop it 4 Pimp  (JayCeeOh Edit)
6. James Pants / T.I. – U Know Good Things (JayCeeOh Edit)
7. Outkast/ Siriusmo – Royal Flush / Last Dear (JayCeeOh Edit)
8. Paranoid (JayCeeOh Party Edit)
9. Busta Rhymes / Escort – Don't Touch Me Now (JayCeeOh Champagne Edit)
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 DJ STEVE1DER
10. Bladerunners - The champ ( funky drummer vers )
11. Mr.1derful - Beats2daRhyme
12. Mr.1derful - Let's All Get Down
13. Mr. 1derful - Ohhh Boy!
14. Mr. 1derful - What People Do
15. Dj Fashen - PlayDatBeat
16. KW Griff - Pee Wee Bmore
17. Bobby LaBeat - Partay People
18. Dj Spider - The Murdera
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 DJ B.CAUSE
19. DJ Mujava – Township Funk (DJ Rob 3 Remix) / Omarion –Ice Box
20. Dj Ayres Willie Hutch Break / Lil John – I'm a J / Three Six Mafia – I'd Rather
21. Dam Funk – Galactic Fun / Jamilla – Pillow Talk
22. 8Ball & MJG – Cruzin (vamp) / Dom Um Romao – Kitchen
23. Usher – Dat Girl Right There inst / MC D Gold – The Sound Of My Music
24. Kenny B feat Lucky – Call
25. DJ Dub & Superbug – Don't stop The Supadub
26. The Supremes – Where Did Our Love Go / Usher – Love In This Club
27. 911 Scratch Ticket Call
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DJ MORSE CODE
28. Jean Knight - Do Me / Lil Wayne - Mrs. Officer (Morse Code blendit)
29. Chocolate Milk - Action Speaks Louder Than Words
30. Tweet - Oops Oh My (HudMo remix)
31. Jackson 5 - Never Can Say Goodbye (dela remix)
32. J Dilla - Wickednes
33. $10,000 Winner
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DJ PLATURN
34. Citizen Cope - Let The Drummer Kick Intro
35. Kanye West vs. Michael Jackson - Homecoming Instrumental vs. Rockin' Robin Acapella (Platurn Blend)
36. Kid Cut Up (No Request Sound) feat. Anacron - Club Etiquette (over Yung Joc - It's Going Down Instrumental)
37. Tokyo Police Club - The Baskervilles (Amp Live RMX) Feat. Aesop Rock & Yak Ballz
38. N.E.R.D. vs. Yung Joc - Spaz Instrumental vs. It's Going Down Acapella (Platurn Blend)
39. Elton John - Someone Saved My Life Tonight
40. Kanye West - Good Morning Instrumental
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DJ BENZI
41. Kanye West X Benzi "Good Morning (The Kickdrums Remix)"
42. Donnis "Party Works"
43. T.I. "Propane"
44. Blaqstarr "Get Off"
45. MSTRKFT "Bounce (A-Trak Remix)"
46. The Count & Sinden feat. Rye Rye "Hardcore Girls (Benzi Refix)"
47. Diplo & Rye Rye "Whassup Whassup (Bart B More Remix)"
48. Robin Thicke "Wanna Love You Girl (DJ Tamiel Remix)"
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DJ ELEVEN
49. Usher - Moving Mountains (DJ Eleven remix)
50. Michael Jackson - I Can't Help It (Todd Terje remix)
51. D'Angelo - Spanish Joint (DJ Eleven remix)
52. D'Angelo - Girl You Need A Change of Mind (DJ Eleven remix)
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WEBSITE LINKS
DJ JAYCEEOH (www.myspace.com/jayceeoh)
DJ STEVE1DER (www.myspace.com/steve1der
DJBCAUSE (www.myspace.com/djbcause)
MORSE CODE (www.myspace.com/deejaymorsecode)
DJ PLATURN (www.djplaturn.com)
DJ BENZI (www.djbenzi.com)
DJ ELEVEN (www.djeleven.com)

Jayceeoh

Ughhxclusive Vol. 2

by Chris Faraone
Issue 9.7
Wed, February 14, 2007

One of the saddest casualties of hip-hop's war against oversaturation has been the term "exclusive." Other than it being the only genre in which artists repeatedly reference themselves on record, rap's defining trademark has always been the constant flood of underground material that's available to fans. A lot of what drops is exclusive in the sense that nobody's heard it, but not if you measure exclusivity by whether or not the tracks are worth leaking in the first place. On UX2, Undergroundhiphop.com resident DJ JayCeeOh resuscitates the exclusive mix format with 36 tracks guaranteed to swell some members. JayCeeOh does play favorites—the Special Teamz DJ commissioned crewmember Slaine to smash first, and Jaysaun to bless two rippers—but Boston is well-represented all-around, including prone2 rallying metaphors with Ohio miscreant Copywrite, Virtuoso sparring with R.A. the Rugged Man, and Golden Brown's NODOZ shanking posi-rap stereotypes with enlightened blacktop wisdom. Factor in single-worthy contributions from Rock, Rugged Intellect, MC Exposition, Large Professor, Sabac Red, Sean Price, Insight, Buckshot, Big Shug, Termanology, Jake the Snake, Planet Asia, Pumpkinhead and Nine (yes—Nine!), and you've got a righteous second installment in the toughest mixtape series since DJ Clue's Platinum Plus.

DJ JAYCEEOH - UGHHXCLUSIVE VOL. 1
Reviewed by PAINE (ELEMENTAL MAG) Issue .. 80

One of the resident Djs behind the online hip-hop superstore gets love back frp, the artists in the way opf a grip of exclusives. Though it caters more to the underground, this mix recognizes many levels of the culture witha DJ who knows how to flex his tonearms. Boston hip-hop definitely shines through on this mix. Led by EDO G, the Special Teamz crew explores racisim in the schools and ghettos on "Race Riot." A brassy beat from Goodwill employs strong vocals to enhance this testimonial, which uses hip-hop as an antidote to the problem. Akrobatik and Big Shug also stand out on "XXXclusive," a city praising ode that JayCeeOh enhances with a slick scratch chorus. Outside of the usual suspects, the mix also promotes some rising stars and bigger dogs. Of the rookies Wiz Khalifa shows why he's a blue chip on "Right Track," over a beat that could clain kin to Jay-Z's "So Ghetto." Uptown's Smoke & Numbers also show promise on "Boom-Bap," a street reflection over a jazzy composition. Consequence drops an album- worthy exclusive with two defiantly gangsta verses over a screwed Isley Brothers classis with accented horns. AZ also gives a weighty contribution with "Animal," a Statik Selecktah-produced look at growing hardened over time in the ruthless drug game. JayCeeOh reminds the listener of his skills throughout the mix with scratches, blends, and a very active presence. However, he throws a kitchen sink at the listeners ear with "Cutz Like These," a posse DJ cut with his Deck Demons brethren. This battle-set is a nice break in the music, and gives the mix the technical touch that so many lack, Ughhxclusive is very true to the store's inventory. With a love for the local, plus Boot Camp, Procussions, Lord Jamar, lots of bases are covered. The effort raises a curiosity about some of the newer artists, while offereing strong hold overs from Edo G, COnsequence, and Reef The Lost Cause. JayCeeOh shows why he's a good guy to know in and out of town, and how ughh.com loves the customner back.


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REMIX MAGAZINE March 2006

SPECIAL TEAMZ
Special Teamz, The Mixtape (Str8up)
Boston hip-hop hybrid

Bona fide Beantown legend Ed OG teams up with Jaysaun of The Creators, Southie's lyrical champ Slaine and turntable phenom Jayceeoh to drop hip-hop chemistry on Special Teamz, The Mixtape. Main Event and Shed a Tear features production from two guys named DJ Premier and Pete Rock, respectively, and each MC holds it down like 1992 while flipping 2006 syllables. Jayceeoh in turn alternates between party rockin' selecta and DMC animal, savagely juggling from one track to the next. Special Teamz successfully updates the style while maintaining the sacred essence. Daniel Muessig

Masters of the universe: Party rocker teams with turntable star to break beyond Boston
By Chris Faraone
Tuesday, April 4, 2006 - Updated: 11:40 AM EST

On the Boston rap scene, opposites dont just attract; they reach global hip-hop audiences.

On&On and JayCeeOh of the Masters may seem a likely pair at first glance. Theyre both heralded DJs who scratch the pulse of Beantown hip-hop. But ask and theyll tell you there are big differences in what they bring to the turntable and in how they trudged through the ranks.

The cornerstone of the Masters is how the best of the Boston party rockers linked up with the best of the turntablists, On&On said of the partnership. We bridged the Bronx sweatbox connection with a kid whos completely up on the latest technology.

On&On hails from the school of loudmouthed club DJs. His quieter partner, JayCeeOh, speaks with his hands using turntables. Together, the two recently hosted MTV Spring Break in Negril, Jamaica, and recorded their Ace in the Hole mixtape, whose release theyll celebrate tonight at Rumor.

We just wanted to bring it all together, JayCeeOh said, hovering over the turntables at McGanns near North Station last week. On and I cover everything from b-boying to songs for girls. Theyre all elements that are keys to a DJs success. You cant be one-dimensional as a DJ.

And JayCeeOh and On&On certainly represent different dimensions.

JayCeeOh, 23, sharpened his technique as a student and DJ at Emerson College. Since graduating in 2004, he has risen rapidly in the Boston rap scene. In addition to the Masters, he also performs with the live hip-hop unit Audible Mainframe, as well as with his four-man Deck Demons DJ collective and the Boston rap all-star squad Special Teamz.

On&On, 28, is an Emerson dropout who honed his hosting skills on New Yorks nightclub scene. After DJing at strip joints and studying such New York legends as Funkmaster Flex for two years, he returned to Boston, where he teamed with artists such as Virtuoso, the Cambridge rapper largely responsible for Bostons mid-90s underground renaissance.

As a team, JayCeeOh and On&On feed on each others expertise. Their debut mixtape manages to fit artists as different as Super Cat, Busta Rhymes and Cyndi Lauper into their wide-open formula.

On&On has a great sense of music and ear, JayCeeOh said. We have really good chemistry. We could remix the Winnie the Pooh soundtrack and it would be hot.

On&On says their connection in the DJ booth stems from more than just a knack for blending classic pop with contemporary hip-hop.

What caught me about JayCeeOh is that he has undeniable talent, On&On said. Beyond that, hes Jewish, so we clicked. Im a Kenyan Jew. I run 24 miles and I feel guilty about it.

Next stop for the Masters: the Netherlands, where theyll host and produce a summer hip-hop festival in Amsterdam. While they could reign in the Boston scene individually, their work together has made them an international attraction.

Everything happened for a reason, On&On said. We put together this supernatural radio rocking DJ with me, someone who survived 11 years in the school of hard knocks. It all makes a lot of sense.