DJ Enki

My man Headnodic gave me the acapella to the song “Red Line Radio” (featuring Raashan Ahmad and Moe Pope) from his album, and, well, you know what that means. Reeeeeeeeemix! I knew I had to come aggressive with this one because of the way the guys were rhyming, so I chopped up some drums, grabbed an energetic loop, and, well everything else fell into place. Check it out!

Red Line Radio (DJ Enki Remix) by DJ Enki

Believe it or not…this is a remix!

Of course, when you’re starting off with a song that’s already great, as “Ghost Town” is, then you really don’t have to do much to it. I just figured this tune could use a little touching up to make it work better in clubs, so a slightly fatter bassline, some extra drums, and it is good to go. And for some extra fun, I did a little chopping to pull out a riff and make some Bonus Beats, because Bonus Beats need to make a comeback, dammit! If you want to bump this tune in your next set, you can cop it at Turntable Lab:
“Ghost Town” (DJ Enki remix)

When Groove Merchant’s Vinnie Esparza sold me the limited-edition re-issue of the Twilight album, he did so on one condition: That I remix the last song, a pretty little synth-and-vocal vamp called “Love’s High.” He was joking about that condition, but I decided to do the remix anyway. Vinnie dug it and passed it along to Ubiquity records, which handled the re-issue, and they loved it. The loved it so much, in fact, that they wanted to include it on a special remix single they had planned in which they’d put three songs from Ubiquity’s recent catalog on one side of a record and a remix of each of those songs on the flip. Well, that vinyl is finally out, so you can get the DJ Enki edit of “Love’s High” for your own record collection. You can buy both the vinyl and the MP3s directly from Ubiquity. Check it out!