What happened to bass music? This sound was big in Atlanta and Miami in the 90s and early 2000s. Artist like Uncle Luke, Uncle Al, 2 Live Crew, Kilo,95 South and 69 Boys were just a few artist that were guaranteed to get a party started. This Saturday here in ATL, Jermaine Dupri is throwing a SoSo Def Reunion concert along with all of the Bass Allstars!!!! I also ran across Miami's 99 JAMZ mixing classic bass music every Saturday at 12 noon for anyone that's interested!!!
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Bass Music!!!
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thanks for the tip...lol
ShawtyBlack_ATL said:What happened to bass music? This sound was big in Atlanta and Miami in the 90s and early 2000s. Artist like Uncle Luke, Uncle Al, 2 Live Crew, Kilo,95 South and 69 Boys were just a few artist that were guaranteed to get a party started. This Saturday here in ATL, Jermaine Dupri is throwing a SoSo Def Reunion concert along with all of the Bass Allstars!!!! I also ran across Miami's 99 JAMZ mixing classic bass music every Saturday at 12 noon for anyone that's interested!!!
Ironically, I was just listening to MC Shy D today... You may enjoy listening to our lunch mix on Thursday from 12-12:30 CST. Thursday is Throwback Thursday, so the mix is all Throwbacks. We do bass, etc...
www.thebeat.net
iPhone & Android apps, just search for 100.1 The Beat
chriscollins said:ShawtyBlack_ATL said:What happened to bass music? This sound was big in Atlanta and Miami in the 90s and early 2000s. Artist like Uncle Luke, Uncle Al, 2 Live Crew, Kilo,95 South and 69 Boys were just a few artist that were guaranteed to get a party started. This Saturday here in ATL, Jermaine Dupri is throwing a SoSo Def Reunion concert along with all of the Bass Allstars!!!! I also ran across Miami's 99 JAMZ mixing classic bass music every Saturday at 12 noon for anyone that's interested!!!
Ironically, I was just listening to MC Shy D today... You may enjoy listening to our lunch mix on Thursday from 12-12:30 CST. Thursday is Throwback Thursday, so the mix is all Throwbacks. We do bass, etc...
www.thebeat.net
iPhone & Android apps, just search for 100.1 The Beat
Wow, I remember this being one of the first stations streaming over the internet when I had dial up!!!! ;D
ShawtyBlack_ATL said:chriscollins said:ShawtyBlack_ATL said:What happened to bass music? This sound was big in Atlanta and Miami in the 90s and early 2000s. Artist like Uncle Luke, Uncle Al, 2 Live Crew, Kilo,95 South and 69 Boys were just a few artist that were guaranteed to get a party started. This Saturday here in ATL, Jermaine Dupri is throwing a SoSo Def Reunion concert along with all of the Bass Allstars!!!! I also ran across Miami's 99 JAMZ mixing classic bass music every Saturday at 12 noon for anyone that's interested!!!
Ironically, I was just listening to MC Shy D today... You may enjoy listening to our lunch mix on Thursday from 12-12:30 CST. Thursday is Throwback Thursday, so the mix is all Throwbacks. We do bass, etc...
www.thebeat.net
iPhone & Android apps, just search for 100.1 The Beat
Wow, I remember this being one of the first stations streaming over the internet when I had dial up!!!! ;D
Dope. Also remember hearing "My Boo" by Ghost Town DJ's in heavy rotation on Hot 97.5 in ATL in 1996/1997. Miss that sound.
ShawtyBlack_ATL said:I also ran across Miami's 99 JAMZ mixing classic bass music every Saturday at 12 noon for anyone that's interested!!!
Listening NOW.
ShawtyBlack_ATL said:chriscollins said:ShawtyBlack_ATL said:What happened to bass music? This sound was big in Atlanta and Miami in the 90s and early 2000s. Artist like Uncle Luke, Uncle Al, 2 Live Crew, Kilo,95 South and 69 Boys were just a few artist that were guaranteed to get a party started. This Saturday here in ATL, Jermaine Dupri is throwing a SoSo Def Reunion concert along with all of the Bass Allstars!!!! I also ran across Miami's 99 JAMZ mixing classic bass music every Saturday at 12 noon for anyone that's interested!!!
Ironically, I was just listening to MC Shy D today... You may enjoy listening to our lunch mix on Thursday from 12-12:30 CST. Thursday is Throwback Thursday, so the mix is all Throwbacks. We do bass, etc...
www.thebeat.net
iPhone & Android apps, just search for 100.1 The Beat
Wow, I remember this being one of the first stations streaming over the internet when I had dial up!!!! ;D
I actually set that stream up. We started a local ISP right when the Internet was taking off. I remember setting up the real audio encoders... Wow, that was a long time ago.
I still program the station. We're little guys, but we do well. Typically around a 20 share in Arbitron.
Our mixes are as follows:
M-F, 12n-12:30... 8P-8:30P
Sat, 8p-12mn
Sun, 6P-6:30P
Wildstyle Kdm said:ShawtyBlack_ATL said:I also ran across Miami's 99 JAMZ mixing classic bass music every Saturday at 12 noon for anyone that's interested!!!
Listening NOW.
Wildstyle, did that mix get to your inner "bass" soul? I missed it!
chriscollins said:ShawtyBlack_ATL said:chriscollins said:ShawtyBlack_ATL said:What happened to bass music? This sound was big in Atlanta and Miami in the 90s and early 2000s. Artist like Uncle Luke, Uncle Al, 2 Live Crew, Kilo,95 South and 69 Boys were just a few artist that were guaranteed to get a party started. This Saturday here in ATL, Jermaine Dupri is throwing a SoSo Def Reunion concert along with all of the Bass Allstars!!!! I also ran across Miami's 99 JAMZ mixing classic bass music every Saturday at 12 noon for anyone that's interested!!!
Ironically, I was just listening to MC Shy D today... You may enjoy listening to our lunch mix on Thursday from 12-12:30 CST. Thursday is Throwback Thursday, so the mix is all Throwbacks. We do bass, etc...
www.thebeat.net
iPhone & Android apps, just search for 100.1 The Beat
Wow, I remember this being one of the first stations streaming over the internet when I had dial up!!!! ;D
I actually set that stream up. We started a local ISP right when the Internet was taking off. I remember setting up the real audio encoders... Wow, that was a long time ago.
I still program the station. We're little guys, but we do well. Typically around a 20 share in Arbitron.
Our mixes are as follows:
M-F, 12n-12:30... 8P-8:30P
Sat, 8p-12mn
Sun, 6P-6:30P
Chris, that had to be around the year of 2000 I believe. I wias still in high school working at TJ Maxx lol. Good too see a programmer actually interacting on the convo on this board. Being in Louisiana, does your station play a lot of New Orleans Bounce music?
We did, but it has really fallen off in popularity in this area over the past year or so. I am in Northeast LA, so NO is about 4 hours from here.
We do some bounce sets in the mix sometimes, but it is mostly limited to the bounce remixes some of the underground DJ's do to regular songs.
We do some bounce sets in the mix sometimes, but it is mostly limited to the bounce remixes some of the underground DJ's do to regular songs.
ShawtyBlack_ATL said:Wildstyle, did that mix get to your inner "bass" soul? I missed it!
It was pretty good, although almost half of what was played wasn't bass music. Some of the new modern stuff thrown in didn't have traditional bass beats. They could've easily thrown in "girls run the world" by Beyonce with some of the type of songs that were played. They also kept it pretty mainstream and didn't go too deep into the bass classics.
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As far as personal bass memory favorites go:
For some reason I've really been loving and playing Kilo's "show me love" and Raheem The Dream "The most beautiful girl in the world" on repeat these past few weeks. Not sure why. Still waiting for Raheem The Dream to release his new album! I heard a lot of the tracks but for some reason the advertised album never materializes. I've been waiting over a year.
Wildstyle Kdm said:ShawtyBlack_ATL said:Wildstyle, did that mix get to your inner "bass" soul? I missed it!
It was pretty good, although almost half of what was played wasn't bass music. Some of the new modern stuff thrown in didn't have traditional bass beats. They could've easily thrown in "girls run the world" by Beyonce with some of the type of songs that were played. They also kept it pretty mainstream and didn't go too deep into the bass classics.
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As far as personal bass memory favorites go:
For some reason I've really been loving and playing Kilo's "show me love" and Raheem The Dream "The most beautiful girl in the world" on repeat these past few weeks. Not sure why. Still waiting for Raheem The Dream to release his new album! I heard a lot of the tracks but for some reason the advertised album never materializes. I've been waiting over a year.
Kdm, here's a mix I did with some classic Atlanta bass music....enjoy! https://soundcloud.com/shawtyblack-atl/atlanta-bass-mix
Listening while I work... I don't think anyone I work with knows anything about this sound.
One of my new school bass mixes (with a touch of electro-freestyle flavor near the end) https://soundcloud.com/clubkdm19/nse-project-mixx-002
One of my new school bass mixes (with a touch of electro-freestyle flavor near the end) https://soundcloud.com/clubkdm19/nse-project-mixx-002
A good song to follow "swing my way" in a bass mix: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_qP0GvOgVU
And a late 90's freestyle bass mix, bay area (west coast california style)
http://www.mixcrate.com/djkdm7000/backa-caliente-mix-3-91630
And a late 90's freestyle bass mix, bay area (west coast california style)
http://www.mixcrate.com/djkdm7000/backa-caliente-mix-3-91630
("anyone hear 99 Jamz this midday?!")
http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/Miami_Bass_History/message/5652
http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/Miami_Bass_History/message/5652
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