I think Shred One explains her mix far better than I ever could.

"I’ve been learning how to use the SP1200, so I’ve been going back, listening to a lot of producers’ beats from the 90s (Pete Rock, DJ Premier, etc). It inspired to do a mix with a collection of hip hop beats that sampled 60s and 70s soul music from some of my favorite producers and DJ’s."
DJ Shred One

All I can add is any mix that has songs by The Are is a great mix in my book.



DJ Shred One
Sample Soul:
A Tribute Mix to Soul Music
of the 60s & 70s Through the Hip Hop Beats
(2014) |139 MB|






The Are – Intro
Jackson 5 – We’re Almost There (DJ Spinna Remix)
The Are – We’ve Come Too Far
AZ – Your World Won’t Stop
Statik Selektah – The Good Life (Give It Up) Instrumental
Dibiase – Genie In The Sky
Ghostface Killah – One (Instrumental)
Tall Black Guy – Where To Look
Dibiase – Cali Soul
Statik Selektah – Express Yourself 08 (Instrumental)
Mary J. Blige – Work That (B. Cause B.W. Souls Revision)
Jake One – Oh Really (Instrumental)
Jake One – The Truth (Instrumental)
Alicia Keys – Teenage Love Affair (Instrumental)
Question & Freddie Joachim – What A Woman Really Needs
Avon Guard – Another Side (Solid Groove Remix)
Ta’Raach – Baaby
Jay Electronica – Hagler
J-Dilla – Two Can Win
Yvonne Fair – Stay A Little Longer
Ghostface Killah – Stay
Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth – All The Places
King Most – Wonderful
Mayer Hawthorne – Maybe So, Maybe No (Instrumental)
Q-Tip – Won’t Trade
Black Moon – Buck ‘Em Down
Wind Parade (King Most’s Dub ‘Em Down Redirection)
Black Ivory – You And I

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