[DJ Mix] BP Sessions ‘Hazardous’

Last Updated on Sunday, 21 February 2010 06:05 Written by SiMuL Thursday, 4 December 2008 02:38

Hazardous - CD Cover

CAUTION: extreme beats and low frequencies, may be hazardous to your sneakers.

Back with another release for the BP Sessions series.  ‘Hazardous’ is probably my craziest to date.  Hard, almost scary breaks, heavy laden with subwoofer killin’ bass lines and dopeass hooks; sure to move even the most timid dancer!!

I tried to get this release out before Halloween, but only had about half of it complete before I ran out of compatible tracks.  So it sat on the back burner until I came across the right songs for the job!  (good things do come to those who wait–so cliche; so true!)  So, enjoy this for the holiday season!!

Genre: Breaks
Date: December 2008

Download/Play: [download#35]
CUE File (needed to burn audio CD with individual tracks): [download#36]

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