Dj Derrick E.

1 Hour of bangin house music featuring tracks from: Pitbull - Back In Time (R3hab Remix) Sir Ivan - La La Land (Papercha$er Global Banger Club Mix) Rebecca Stella - Give Me That O (Promise Land Remix) Usher - Scream (Seamus Haji Remix) Dani Deahl Feat Sue Cho - Pocket Porn (Original Mix) Cajemere - Wet Dream Maroon 5 - Payphone (Thomas Penton & Barry Huffine Remix) Chuckie & Promise Land feat. Amanda Wilson - Breaking Up (Club Mix) Calvin Harris feat. Ne-Yo - Let's Go (Joe Maz Extended Mix) Consuelo Costin - Feel So Alive (Bodybangers Extended Mix) Michael Jackson - Bad (Afrojack Club Mix) WTF! - Da Bop (Extended Mix) Dajae - You Got Me Up (Underground Goodies Mix) Rita Ora - How We Do (Party) (Jump Smokers Dirty Club Mix) Flo Rida - Whistle (Disfunktion Club Mix) Eva Simons - I Don't Like You (Nicky Romero Remix) Laidback Luke Feat Wynter Gorden - Speak Up Steve Smooth feat Alex Peace - Be Like Me (Accapella) Kelly Clarkson - Dark Side (Billy Waters & Floor One Club Mix) Wolfgang Gartner - Flexx

Usher - Climax (Kaskade Remix) Nicky Romero & ZROQ - WTF Avicii vs. Lenny Kravitz - Superlove The Cataracs feat. Waka Flocka Flame & Kaskade - All You (Mercer Remix) DJ Bam Bam, Alex Peace - Bad Decisions Sidney Samson feat. Pitbull & Akon - Gimme Dat Ass AN21 & Max Vangeli vs. Steve Angello - H8RS (Original Mix) Riz feat. Pitbull - Dance With Me Laidback Luke - 1234 Feat. Chuckie & Martin Solveig (Original Mix) Gotye - Somebody That I Used To Know (HytraxX Remix) Rita Ora - How We Do (Party) (Jump Smokers Dirty Club Mix) Nelly Furtado - Big Hoops (Wideboys Club Mix) William Bhall - Shake The Ass (Fabricio Lampa Remix) Jennifer Lopez feat. Pitbull - Dance Again (Marc Stout Club Mix) Clinton Sparks vs. U2 - With or Without You (Remix) Cosmo - Naughty Party (Jump Smokers Remix) Nicki Minaj - Starships (LouisT 'Hands Up' Mix) Katy Perry - Wide Awake (Jump Smokers Extended Mix)

DJ Bam Bam & DJ Sheik - The Takeover Bad Boy Bill - Fast Life feat. Alex Peace - Tocadisco Remix Mixin Marc & Lex Da Funk - Rule The Generation - Original Mix Alex Peace - Get It On - Original Mix Hatiras - Somebody Scream - Original Mix DJ Fast Eddie, Kenny 'Jammin' Jason - Can U Dance - DJ Bam Bam Remix Melleefresh & Deadmau5 - Sex Slave - Original Mix DJ Bam Bam & DJ Sheik - X DJ Trajic & The Smakboyz - It's That House Music - Original Mix Robbie Rivera - Let Me Sip My Drink (feat. Fast Eddie) Vandalism - Throw Your Hands Up - Angger Dimas Remix LMFAO Feat. Lil Jon - Shots Tocadisco & Nadia Ali - Better Run (Afrojack Remix) DJ Bam Bam - Watch The Club Go feat. Mr. Robotic - Original Mix Shaman Koz - Bang That Shit - Original Mix Fedde Le Grand and Mr. V - Back & Forth Lady Gaga - Bad Romance (Chew Fu H1N1 Fix) Richard Vission & Static Revenger Feat. Luciana - I Like That Bad Boy Bill - Rockit The Smakboyz - This Is Chicago Vocal Imaging by: Greg Murray - http://www.gregmur

Throwback Thursday #45 - Real Hip House

Throwback Thursday #44

Throwback Thursday #43

Derrick E-Cast (September 2017)

Submission to for B96 (96.3 Chicago) - This mix is slightly different from the August mix. Edited to be non explicit.

Another freebie. That's all though. No more freebies. All I ask is if you make a song with this track to credit me and post a link so I can hear it. Be very careful with this track because there is quite a bit of sub bass in it. It will blow you speakers if you aren't careful. :-)

Barebones Hip-Hop track. This one is free to download. If you make anything with it, just contact me so I can hear it. Thanks!

Remix of a track that was given to me a long time ago. The quality of the vocals were crap, but I made lemonade out lemons. Enjoy!! This is the extended version.

Remix of a track that was given to me a long time ago. The quality of the vocals were crap, but I made lemonade out lemons. Enjoy!!

An unreleased remix. (in fact the none of the tracks never got released at all!) This is an exclusive.

An old track that I created and never did anything with.

Throwback Thursday Mix #41

Dance mixes created by Derrick E. Productions.

One of my many guest mixes on the B96 Street Flava Show. The B96 Street Flava (1994-1999) In late 1994, Julian “Jumpin” Perez created a broad-based, personality-heavy radio show that would represent the music evolution occurring on the streets and in the night clubs of Chicago. The show was called ‘The B96 Street Flava’. Airing prime time each Sunday, ‘Street Flava’ was an immediate hit and sounded even more rhythmic that what the station normally sounded during the non-mixshow hours. The mixes were usually done by guest DJs rather than the regular B96 mixmasters.

One of my many guest mixes on the B96 Street Flava Show. The B96 Street Flava (1994-1999) In late 1994, Julian “Jumpin” Perez created a broad-based, personality-heavy radio show that would represent the music evolution occurring on the streets and in the night clubs of Chicago. The show was called ‘The B96 Street Flava’. Airing prime time each Sunday, ‘Street Flava’ was an immediate hit and sounded even more rhythmic that what the station normally sounded during the non-mixshow hours. The mixes were usually done by guest DJs rather than the regular B96 mixmasters.

One of my many guest mixes on the B96 Street Flava Show. The B96 Street Flava (1994-1999) In late 1994, Julian “Jumpin” Perez created a broad-based, personality-heavy radio show that would represent the music evolution occurring on the streets and in the night clubs of Chicago. The show was called ‘The B96 Street Flava’. Airing prime time each Sunday, ‘Street Flava’ was an immediate hit and sounded even more rhythmic that what the station normally sounded during the non-mixshow hours. The mixes were usually done by guest DJs rather than the regular B96 mixmasters.

One of my many guest mixes on the B96 Street Flava Show. The B96 Street Flava (1994-1999) In late 1994, Julian “Jumpin” Perez created a broad-based, personality-heavy radio show that would represent the music evolution occurring on the streets and in the night clubs of Chicago. The show was called ‘The B96 Street Flava’. Airing prime time each Sunday, ‘Street Flava’ was an immediate hit and sounded even more rhythmic that what the station normally sounded during the non-mixshow hours. The mixes were usually done by guest DJs rather than the regular B96 mixmasters.