Posts Tagged as ‘mashup’
Well I already gave you my little spiel about end-of-the-year mashups here, so I’ll just let you listen and enjoy this year’s “United State of Pop” by DJ Earworm. It »
Creating end-of-the-year best-of mashups is becoming a thing – DJ Earworm isn’t the only one doing that nowadays. DJ Trademark, Mashup Germany, and now Sex Ray Vision are also taking »
What we have here is The Two Friends‘ latest mashup, “Take Me To Harmonia.” This track combines pop, reggae, and house elements as it mashes Sean Kingston‘s “Take You There” »
If you’re a regular here at IAWT (which I hope you are), you know the name Sex Ray Vision. These mashup fiends have been on their game lately, dropping track »
Holy moly, me oh my. Hello, pop overload. This mashup by DJ Massakerr is essentially a SparkNotes summary/recap of each year’s most popular musical hits (give or take a few… »
The Friendly Giant, aka Eli Sones, has put his solo project on hold to team up with his high school friend Matt Halper. The duo is now known as The »
“Journey Without You” is a mashup brought to us by 3LAU and Acetronik. It’s seamless and quite catchy, albeit the fact that it’s yet again another mashup including Journey‘s hit »
I’d like to start off by recognizing my b for not getting this track up sooner. If you’re into mashed up beats that reek of the beautiful people on the »
Here we have MJ Simon‘s mashup of Jay-Z and Kanye West‘s “Niggas in Paris” and the Bingo Players‘ “Rattle.” The two tracks compliment each other in the way any impressive, »
I love technology. Mashups are just beautiful sex-tech creations of the modern era, and my ears love this new genre. Nothing brings me greater joy than a successful mashup, and »
England-based Mash Lion released this track yesterday, and it features the following songs: Lana Del Rey – Video Games Coldplay – Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall Avicii – ID DJ »
Our newest feature on IAWT’s Playlist & Mixes section is a weekly playlist compiling all the best music posted on the blog the week before. Every Thursday or Friday, we’ll »
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