Dj Magic Mike Appreciation Thread
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Was never a big fan but I do remember this song had Detroit clubs and trucks on fire 
I seen the brother not to long ago at Winn Dixie "Grocery Store"
ucanthandlethetruth
Failure is not a option
i know that nikka and most them dudes in the pic(wiz,gogo,ti-asam,boo) my big cuz was down wit royal posse....i use to go to florida some summers as a kid..thats how i found out bout bass music and jamponi which most nyers never heard of especially then..
in they studio in richmond heights(think mikes house lol) they use to show me mad love ..I always fuk wit my orlando homies to this day ...
a lil maybe unknown fact is mike and dj scratch(epmd) are cousins
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Young/Nacho\Drawz
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Young/Nacho\Drawz
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Never knew there was a video for this till the other day. EDM?
Grew up on MM, back when I was in the car stereo scene working as an installer, always had some MM cd's on deck. Using them to test systems or just blast down the block, bass shaking everything within a few 100ft. radius.
Ghostface Trillah
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that's the homie. Cool as shyt. Him and @Flychologist are mad close. Dude is a legend and is mad approachable. @TEKBEATZ you must be talking about the Winn-Dixie in metrowest?
West colonial (50) and young john
@TEKBEATZ you must be talking about the Winn-Dixie in metrowest?
Young/Nacho\Drawz
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DJ Magic Mike Lecture (Rome 2004) | Red Bull Music Academy
Published on Aug 1, 2017
Magic Mike has been the driving force behind Florida’s huge bass music phenomenon since the late ‘80s, but his earnings go beyond exploring the ultimate ‘boom’. The man has also played a crucial role in paving the way for turntablists such as DJ Q-Bert or DJ Craze. Perhaps even more importantly, Magic Mike is credited with casually making the female rump the only subject of a whole genre and in doing so topping the charts since 1988. The Orlando native has one platinum and five gold albums under his belt and has been described by Vibe magazine as “the best platinum-selling artist you’ve never heard of.” Take a trip to the world of car shows, bass bins, booties and sustained 808 with the real Flo-rida in this lecture at the 2004 Red Bull Music Academy.
TOPICS:
01:01 - Orlando bass
09:06 - The 'boom'
13:03 - Car culture
20:29 - Industry lessons
30:21 - DJ approach
41:50 - Booty music
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"one platinum and five gold albums"
That was said back in the 90's, he should have multi plat albums and multiple plat albums by now, not to mention gold/plat/multi plat singles.
39:56 He discusses Lil Jon and ATL Bass music. Says Lil Jon said in Scratch magazine that Magic Mike was the reason that he was doing what he was doing to that day.
36:19 mark -
He said that that song broke first in Florida then in Detroit. He said they were in The D regularly before and after that song. He spent a few minutes talking about the difference in Geto Tech music and Miami Bass.
Published on Aug 1, 2017
Magic Mike has been the driving force behind Florida’s huge bass music phenomenon since the late ‘80s, but his earnings go beyond exploring the ultimate ‘boom’. The man has also played a crucial role in paving the way for turntablists such as DJ Q-Bert or DJ Craze. Perhaps even more importantly, Magic Mike is credited with casually making the female rump the only subject of a whole genre and in doing so topping the charts since 1988. The Orlando native has one platinum and five gold albums under his belt and has been described by Vibe magazine as “the best platinum-selling artist you’ve never heard of.” Take a trip to the world of car shows, bass bins, booties and sustained 808 with the real Flo-rida in this lecture at the 2004 Red Bull Music Academy.
TOPICS:
01:01 - Orlando bass
09:06 - The 'boom'
13:03 - Car culture
20:29 - Industry lessons
30:21 - DJ approach
41:50 - Booty music
=======================================
"one platinum and five gold albums"
That was said back in the 90's, he should have multi plat albums and multiple plat albums by now, not to mention gold/plat/multi plat singles.
39:56 He discusses Lil Jon and ATL Bass music. Says Lil Jon said in Scratch magazine that Magic Mike was the reason that he was doing what he was doing to that day.
Was never a big fan but I do remember this song had Detroit clubs and trucks on fire
36:19 mark -
He said that that song broke first in Florida then in Detroit. He said they were in The D regularly before and after that song. He spent a few minutes talking about the difference in Geto Tech music and Miami Bass.