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Jaywood – Retro – 2007

This mix comes to us courtesy of a man with a very hot hand, west coast house and techno producer Jaywood. Retro is composed completely of his own material, and described by him as “a look back at 12 years of being deep and dirty”. Retro is quite the journey, and oh what an lovely way to start off the featured mixes!

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James Dean – Mud Butt – 2006

James Dean comes correct with his first TFK mix, bringing his newest obsession Electro to the forefront.  He’s been a champion of house music for a decade, and he is the one who taught me how to spin… He’s a dinosaur. Haha.. No but really, he’s an amazing DJ have a little dose of Electro already.

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Max Power – Break yo Self – 2007

The first mix from Max Power for The Funky Kind comes with  a heavy dose of funky breaks.  Truly a champion of TFK Max always brings the noise.  This one starts off with some classic funky breaks, and leads you into deep and dark territory. Check out the tracklist after the jump.

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Patrick Benolkin – R.D.M No. 1 – 2007

The first mix from Pat is a fun fresh ride through some solid house music.  He goes to his crate surely stocked for his residency at the Lux, and shows us why it is Boise’s best place to groove… This is one hot set that will have you dancing around your place, open the windows… turn it up!

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C. Coehlo – Can You Feel It? – 2005

A classic mix from one of the most talented DJs I know. If you are a breaks fan you got to give this one a listen. Ms. Coehlo takes us from grooving atmospheric breaks to neck snapping sickness in no time flat. She has a very unique style to share… after the jump.

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Dj Brooklyn – Midnight Society – 2006

An epic journey from funky, to tech and back again… Although they are few and far between I put it all into these full release mixes. This mix is meant to be a journey you can enjoy from start to finish. More about the listener than a showcase of skills, it highlights the power of selection.

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