Hace Calor Spain レコード& CD

Review: You have to life these 45s that elegantly bridge the lineage between the original and the sampled while also highlighting hip-hop and R&B, showcasing the seamless interplay that defined the 90s. On Side-1, Aaliyah's 'Back & Forth (DNA Edit)' gets a UK remix treatment from the legendary DNA crew, amplifying the track's smooth groove and youthful energy. Aaliyah's silky vocals and laid-back charisma shine even brighter under the remix's refined production, reaffirming her role as a trailblazer in the merging of r&b and hip-hop. Side-2 features Heavy D & The Boyz' 'Don't Curse (DNA Edit)', transforming the posse cut into a sharper, more rhythmically dynamic experience. Heavy D's playful, feel-good verses and the crew's lyrical finesse are elevated by the remix's polished beats.

Review: Two iconic tracks, each remixed with finesse by the DNA crew. On Side-1, Janet Jackson's 'Got Til It's Gone' featuring Joni Mitchell and Q-Tip receives a fresh edit that enhances its laid-back groove and lush, genre-blending aesthetic. The DNA touch subtly amplifies the track's timeless charm to a higher level. Side-2 offers Black Eyed Peas' 'Joints & Jam (DNA Edit)', revisiting their breakout underground hit with a polished edge. The remix retains the track's infectious energy while elevating its funky, soulful essence, capturing the group's pre-megastardom authenticity. Together, these edits highlight DNA's ability to preserve the originality of each track while delivering a cohesive and modern reimagining. A perfect addition for fans of 90s r&b and hip-hop innovation.

Review: Spanish label Hace Calor returns with a couple more bits of dancefloor fire to get frat parties, student nights and plenty in between all going wild. These two classics take the form of the DJ Premier-produced banger 'N 2 Gether Now' from US shock nu-metal dudes Limp Bizkit, featuring legendary rapper and stoner Method Man. On the flip is 'Street Dreams' by Joe which is an equally huge r&b track that is defined by a sample that was first made big by the late, great Tupac. Specially edited for DJs with a new outro and intro to make their work a little easier, there's no doubt there is one handy weapon to keep in the arsenal.