Huda Remix of Kultur vs. Mr. Fli release by ReflexMusik in Spain.

Kaleidoscope Music and ReflexMusik out of Spain get together to bring you this straight up hard hitting slammer. With one super long intro you are kind of left waiting to see what happens and hoping this won't be a Kaleidoscope dud. Then about a minute and half goes by until the breakdown and things start to get going at this point. Still thinking about the long intro the beat kicks back in and you are left there shaking from the impact the kick has on your chest. Holly b-jesus was it worth the wait. The kick is super hard at this point and the track is just runnin with scratchs by Doc Roc edited by Huda and some massive synths and wacked out leads. Oh, then the final break down Huda pulls off some back word mind jammer. Great mix Huda.

Straight from the land of the setting sun, Tampa Bay, comes this beat happy, low brow afterhours nu school theme by Viro and remixed by Ekko. The duo takes each of their mixes and takes control of this underground slice of murky mayhem and fine tunes it into a freak nasty knob tuner; fully equipped with a shadowy synth stab that passes through the track like a train in the night, backed by some killer vocals that dares to be challenged. All in all what we have here is a huge FL production showing the guys from over seas just how we do it here in the US of A baby!

DJ Self brings us another winner from the buzz-label of the year, Puffin Records. "Bank Bandits" sports a great male vocal that's butta to your ears. This supa dope release includes 3 mixes with every different kind of flava you could possibly want. DJ Self throws down beats and Huda brings the funk. A release sure to get the dance floor bangin and your body movin' to the Bank Bandit song that'll keep ya groovin'.

Huda Hudia and DJ Wednesday team up to bring you this total hard hittin', wicked ass vocoder jammin, distorted synth bombshell. DJ Wednesday brings us this straight up unrehearsed MC'in wicked ass rap with tons of flavor and bit of honey cause he is right on the money with this one! Huda finished off the track with da beats da riffs and da production second to none! This is sure to bring smiles on those depressed ate up faces and get them up off the floor and on the dance floor.

Viro and JennaVive bring you this total new school slammer. DJ Viro brings you the original and DJ Phenom bring you the remix. Both mixes are sure to get the feet moving on the dance floor. With slams so tough and deep these guys get my respect. With gradual blends in strings and synths that give a passionate feel to the track. The vocal here is very subtle but you can definitely hear it. Lovely! The hard part about this release is deciding which one to play!!!

DJ Self is all about cool vibes and some killer synths in "Game of Love." Excellent funky breaks and bass stompin' beats complement a catchy vocal that will get the crowd jumping and throwing their hands in the air. DJ Viro is storming the UK sound monster 2 step/nu skool breaks and one sick ass bass-line. Watch out UK wannabes cause their is a kid from the US that can throw down the UK sound, but at the same time make the crowd dance!

These guys keep droppin' the funk. Huda & Fixx team up for one of this years best tracks. Both "Bass in your Face" and "Bad Ass DJ" are sure to get the club rockin'. To top if off, Huda teams up with DJ Wednesday as The GLF Massive to bring you "Massive 2003." This jungle track is sure to get the massive started. Check this album out by adding it to your jukebox. I'm sure you will agree this record is the shiznit!

Those Florida bad boys sure seem to coming out with some good breaks as of late. "We Got that Funk" is another dance floor smasher that is sure to be caned by everyone. Then, to top it off, the Funk Junkies add another jem to this record, "Shake it Baby," that seriously kicks ass on your booty and will definitely get the crowd hype. DJ Fixx adds a little somethin' somethin' to this already hype record with some nice, tight beat programming that progresses well throughout the track. He also adds an effective hoover one shot and trippy effects. Go Puffin'!

Damn! These guys are smokin’! System 101 is back and ready for another round. “New Style” is jumpy as hell! Nu-Skool bass lines, a synth-filled breakdown, and an original vocal snip, “Drop the beat…to a brand new style”…this one packs the floor…period! Flip it over for “Feels Good”, the 2-Step debut from System 101. Pounding 2-Step beats, lush vocals, house organs, and those signature drum edits again show their extreme diversity in the industry. Expect to see a lot more of these two. In the age of Nu-Skool, System 101 is on top and ahead of the game. Don’t miss out on this one!

The 4th installment of the popular Puffin’ series gives you two of Kaleidoscope’s finest. First, on the A-Side, is the Funk Junkies Puffin’ debut with “Old Skool Funk”. Designed for the REAL funk-headz in mind, this one packs quite a punch. Perfected sample arrangement layered over house organs and thick drums…you’ll think you’re back in ’92 all over again! The flip side contains 2 mixes of the Filter Freaks bomb, “Hang On”. Again, the Filter Freaks stun us with more distorted vocals, clever synth riffs, and more edits than you can handle. A vocoder and edited mix are included as this razor-edged track will freak your body in every way.