Mad props to Mistajam for giving me the opportunity to do a guest mix for his BBC 1Xtra show last Tuesday. His show has been graced with mixes from some extremely talented DJs & producers, so I knew I had to come up with something hot...
The end result? A mixture of Southern Hip Hop, Grime, Dubstep and D&B, plus a few exclusive re-edits/blends for your listening pleasure, and also some of that scratching/juggling stuff ;)
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Tracklisting:
01. Interview/Intro...
02. DJ Zinc - 138 Trek (Bingo) *
03. TC - Where's My Money? (Caspa Remix - Cable Re-edit) (White)
04. DJ Cable Vs. Tempa T & Rusko Mr. Muscle's Hype (White)
05. Caspa - My Pet Monster (Dub Police)
06. Joker & Ginz - Purple City (Kapsize)
07.Three 6 Mafia - Stay Fly (Acapella) (Sony BMG)
08. Grand Puba - Get It (12th Planet Remix) (SCION US)
09. Simian Mobile Disco - Cruel Intentions (Joker Remix) (Wichita)
10. Caspa - Marmite (Cable VIP Re-edit) (White)
11. Redlight - Be With You (Lobster Boy)
12. Silencer - Dirtbag (Silencer)
13. Ludacris - How Low (Can You Go) (Def Jam)
14. Gucci Mane - Wasted (Warner Bros.)
15. Lil Wayne - Go DJ (Instrumental) (Cash Money Records) *
16. DJ Baddmixx - Go DJ (Juke Traxx Online)
17. Deep Blue - The Helicopter Tune (Moving Shadow)
18. Yung Joc - It's Going Down (Acapella) (Bad Boy Entertainment)
19. Foreign Beggars - Contact (Noisia Remix) (Dented)
20. Xample & Jakes - No Respect (RAM) *
21. Total Science - Nosher (Marky & S.P.Y. Remix) (CIA)
22. Jay-Z - Dirt Off Your Shoulder (Acapella) (Def Jam)
23. Tinie Tempah - Pass Out (Parlophone)
* = Scratch sections included.
Let me know what you think!
Monday, 15 February 2010
DJ Cable - BBC 1Xtra Guest Mix (9th Feb 2010)
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Labels: 1XTRA, bbc, dj cable, drum n bass, dubstep, grime, GUEST MIX, hip hop, MISTAJAM, turntablism
Friday, 12 February 2010
DJ Cable & DJ Hotpoint Present: "Heavy Petting" - The Valentine's Mixtape
No, the bears are NOT me and DJ Hotpoint.
Seeing as it's Valentine's Day this Sunday, we decided to put together a selection of Slow Jams, plus some R&B, Soul and Hip Hop classics that should get you in the mood for some good ol' fashioned sexy time with your partner(s) this weekend.
There were a whole load of other joints that we wanted to fit in, such as Smooth "Undercover Lover", Keith Sweat "Nobody", even some Bobby Brown and Babyface; however I think we've provided you with a smooth mix.
Kudos to whoever gets busy to this mix (especially during the bonus track). Enjoy!
Tracklisting:
01. Busta Rhymes Feat. Janet Jackson - What's It Gonna Be?!
02. Aaliyah - One In A Million
03. Usher - Nice & Slow
04. Shai - If I Ever Fall In Love
05. Ginuwine - In Those Jeans
06. Jodeci - Freak N' You
07. K-Ci & Jo Jo - Tell Me It's Real
08. Silk - Freak Me
09. iMX - First Time
10. Pretty Ricky - Grind With Me
11. Wayne Marshall - G Spot
12. Ludacris Feat. Raphael Saadiq - Splash Waterfalls (Remix)
13. Donell Jones - Shorty (Got Her Eyes On Me)
14. John Legend Feat. Estelle - No Other Love
15. Marvin Gaye - Let's Get It On
16. Bobby Caldwell - What You Won't Do For Love
17. Isley Brothers - Between The Sheets
18. D'Angelo - Lady
19. 112 - Cupid
20. Case Feat. Foxy Brown - Touch Me, Tease Me
21. Whitehead Bros. - Forget I Was A G
22. Jazzy Jeff Feat. Erro - Rock Wit U
23. Marcus Miller - Much Too Much
24. Mary Jane Girls - All Night Long
25. LL Cool J - Doin' It
26. Bonus Track!
NOTE: Just to let you know as well, there isn't any turntablist stuff on this mix, mainly due to the fact that cutting up two copies of "Freak N' You" would sound pretty...erm...odd...Just some simple transitions for easy listening.
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Labels: Bobby Caldwell, dj cable, DJ Hotpoint, heavy petting, hip hop, Jodeci, mixtapes, rnb, Shai, slow jams, soul, valentines day
Thursday, 4 February 2010
DJ Cable - January 2010 Podcast
Easy blog readers, hope 2010's treating you well so far...
One of the things I'm doing for 2010 is monthly podcasts, in which I'll showcasing the very best in Hip Hop, Grime & Dubstep...They're made up of tunes that are not only doing it big in the clubs, but are also some of my personal favourites of the month in particular...
So, to kick things off with January's Podcast (I know it's a couple of days late!), we have some new heat from the likes of Pete Rock, Gucci Mane, Statik Selektah, Sub Focus, Bun B, Numan, Giggs, and a whole load of other good music; Plus some exclusives from Tomb Crew and Fused Forces as well!
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Tracklisting:
01. Podcast Intro...
02. Jay-Z Feat. Swizz Beatz - On To The Next One
03. Snoop Dogg Feat. Jay-Z - I Wanna Rock (The Kings G-Mix)
04. Snoop Dogg Feat. Kardinal Offishall - I Wanna Rock (Remix)
05. Gucci Mane Feat. Pharrell - Soldier
06. Pete Rock Feat. E-Villz - Rapper's Jail
07. B.O.B. - The Biz
08. Statik Selektah Feat Lil Fame, Saigon & Sean Price - Critically Acclaimed
09. Asaviour & DJ IQ Feat. Sir Smurf Lil' - No Days Off
10. Rhymefest Feat. Phonte - Say Wassup
11. Rakim Feat. Styles P, Jadakiss & Busta Rhymes - Euphoria
12. Giggs Feat. B.O.B. - Don't Go There
13. Clipse - There Was A Murder
14. Bun B - Mr. Hit Dat Lick
15. Gucci Mane Feat. Lil Wayne & Cam'ron - Stupid Wild
16. Bun B - Pants On The Ground
17. Crookers Feat. Kelis - No Security (Tomb Crew VIP)
18. Doctor P - Sweet Shop
19. OGz - Hot Ones (Royal T Remix)
20. Royal T - 1 Up
21. DJ Primecuts Feat. Dynamite MC - Warning
22. Sub Focus - Could This Be Real (Joker Remix)
23. Numan - Warp Acid
24. Numan - Secrets
25. Starkey Feat. Badness - Ok Luv (Inst)
26. Ludacris - How Low (Acapella)
27. Fused Forces Feat. Riko - Ease Off
Podcasts will be dropping on the last day of each month, and should also be available on iTunes sometime soon...If you have any feedback, comments, etc...Feel free to leave a comment below.
P.S. I've also put together a guest mix for BBC 1Xtra, which is to be aired on Mistajam's show on 9th Feb...keep it locked!
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Labels: club, dj cable, dubstep, electronic, grime, hip hop, JANUARY 2010, Mix, podcast, rap, turntablism, uk music
Wednesday, 13 January 2010
DJ Cable Vs. Mark Pritchard & Dem Franchize Boyz "Wind It Up & Lean Wit It"
It's about time I unleashed yet another blend/mashup for your listening pleasure...And what better than some good ol' THUGSTEP?
If you remember "Fuck Thugstep Vol. 1", then you'll know this was made as an exlcusive blend for Ego Thieves & Rock The Dub. However, due to the amount of people asking for it, I thought I'd be kind and post it up here as a free download.
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Enjoy!
Related: Hot 110 Podcast Vol. 2 - DJ Cable
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Labels: Dem Franchise Boyz, dirty south, dj cable, dubstep, Mark Pritchard, mashup, mp3, thugstep
Hot 110 Podcast Vol. 2 - DJ CABLE
Shouts to Hot 110 for giving me the opportunity to do their latest Podcast. Seeing as it's the start of a new year, they kindly asked me to put together a selection of tunes/genres that not only am I currently feeling, but will also be big on the club scene in 2010.
The end result? A 45 minute mashup of everything from Dubstep, to Grime, Thugstep, D&B, Southern Hip Hop, Glitch/Electronica & more...
You can also download the mix here
Tracklisting:
01. Intro
02. Taz Buckfaster - Half Man Half Trout
03. P Money Feat. Little Dee & Blacks - I'm OGz
04. Joker - Ouput 1-2
05. Giggs Feat. Mike Skinner - Slow Songs (Marco Del Horno Remix)
06. Redlight - Be With You
07. Silencer - Dirtbag
08. Ludacris - How Low (Can You Go)
09. DJ Cable Vs. Mark Pritchard & Dem Franchise Boyz - Wind It Up & Lean Wit It
10. Gucci Mane Feat. Plies - Wasted
11. Young Money - Streets Is Watchin'
12. Reso - Hyperglide
13. Rustie - Keesha Resmak
14. Jantsen - Bangin Like Me Mashuur
15. Datsik - Southpaw
16. Foreign Baggars - Contact (Noisia Remix) + "Bonus Scratches"
17. Xample Feat. Jakes - No Respect
18. Total Science - Nosher (Marky & S.P.Y. Remix)
19. Tinie Tempah - Pass Out
Got any thoughts? Feel free to leave a comment...
P.S. Remember to vote for me in the NGDJ Competition!
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Labels: dj cable, dnb, dubstep, electronica, Glitch Hop, grime, hip hop, Hot 110, Mix, mp3, podcast, turntablism
Wednesday, 23 December 2009
Vote for DJ Cable in the Next Generation DJ Competition!
DJ Cable " The Mash Down: Vol. 2" from djcable at Letsmix.com.
Easy people, once again I thought I’d do a quick spot of online self promo, and ask for your help in order for me to win this other dope DJ competition!
Those kinds folks at Pioneer, Beatport, DJ Magazine and Let’s Mix have come together to launch ‘Next Generation DJ’ (NGDJ), a talent competition designed to unearth the next superstar DJ and to give him or her the chance to win a life changing prize!
For my entry, I’ve submitted “The Mash Down: Vol. 2″ which you may have stumbled across on all good blogs/sites. The way the competition works is by getting you lovely people to vote for my mix to win.
All you need to do is to click HERE, and vote at the top. I only need 200 votes to qualify for the 2nd stage of the competition, so please, hurry up and get voting! :)
BONUS! If I win the final stage of the competition, I'll take the person who get the most votes to Miami with me Real talk!
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Labels: dj cable, dj competitions, lets mix, mash down, Mix, NGDJ
Wednesday, 9 December 2009
DJ Cable x Rock The Dub x Ego Thieves "Fuck Thugstep Vol. 1"
It’s about time I hit you with another mixtape. Rock The Dub has been pivotal in both pushing the Thugstep sound, and inspiring DJs such as myself to get involved, so it was only right that we teamed up to put out a mix for the end of 2009. Things got even better when Jenai over at Ego Thieves got involved (props for the artwork!).
The end result? A heavy mix of Dubstep/Grime/Crunk, with some exclusive refixes, as well as the ones you know and love...
Whether you love it or hate it, THUGSTEP is here to stay. Forgive me if I sound big headed, but I’ve seen the damage that it can do in rave; and with numerous DJs across the London scene and the UK supporting my blends, it’s great to see people embrace this type of sound. I'm sure DJ Nappy would be proud.
Download the mixtape HERE, turn your speakers up, and throw some bows in your living room...
Tracklisting:
01. DJ Cable Vs. Tempa T & Rusko – Mr. Muscle’s Hype (My Pet Monster Dub) (Ego Thieves Exclusive)
02. Inja Feat. Fallacy & Skinnyman – Hat Low
03. DJ Cable Vs. Joker & Ginz Vs. Lil Scrappy & Young Buck – Re-Up For Money
04. DJ Cable Vs. Mark Pritchard & Dem Franchise Boyz – Wind It Up & Lean Wit It (Ego Thieves Exclusive)
05. DJ Cable Vs. Wonder & Boy Better Know – What, There’s More Girls In Here? (Ego Thieves Exclusive)
06. Breakage Feat. Newham Generals & David Rodigan – Hard
07. DJ Cable Vs. Bonecrusher Vs. Chase & Status Never Scared Of Eastern Jams
08. Lil Jon & The Eastside Boyz Feat. Lil Scrappy – What U Gonna Do?
09. Coki – Tortured
10. Lil Jon Feat. Three 6 Mafia Vs. Coki – Act A Fool (DJ Nappy Thugstep Refix)
11. DJ Unk Vs. Genetic Crew – 2 Step (DJ Nappy Thugstep Refix)
12. Allstar Cashville Prince Feat. Yo Gotti Vs. El Rakkas – Tear It Up (DJ Nappy Thugstep Refix)
Enjoy!
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Labels: crunk, dj cable, DJ Nappy, dubstep, ego thieves, grime, Mix, rock the dub, thugstep
Saturday, 28 November 2009
A Curious Tale
You know how it is, a couple of drinks and your curiosity sneaks up on you and strikes you on the back of the head with a swift and stout "I wonder what's going on at that party? How does it differ from this party?".
Well my friends, the self same thing happened to me only last night. I was helping a friend of mine to celebrate her birthday by demolishing a few bowls of punch. At some hour of the night, we noticed a bit of a gathering occurring at a house that backed onto her garden. They were playing shit music, so I decided to go and see just how shit a group of people they were. It turns out that they were very, very shit...
As I scaled the fence and crawled across the roof of their shed, I was feeling good. Like a flaming Commando. A flaming booze Commando, with a secret mission to execute a daring raid on these mysterious creatures. Well, not a raid as such, because I had bought my own beer and ciggies, and wanted for nothing but to fulfil my own curiosity. Which I did.
I dropped down from the other side of the garage and sauntered around the corner, introduced myself, explaining that they need not be alarmed as I was merely there to see what was happening. I was offered a seat, which I accepted, and got chatting to a chap from England. He was a chef, and quite a nice chap. There was a big Scottish chap sitting opposite me. He was an absolute cunt.
Time wore on, and their company was starting to grate on me. Mine on them also, I should imagine. So I sent a text to my friend to let her know that I was about to jump back over the fence and I would see everybody shortly. I made my excuses and was about to ascend the shed that led to the fence, when I realised that I was no longer in possession of my telephone. So I turned around and asked if anyone had seen it, and if somebody could possibly call it so I might hear it. It went straight to voicemail, which was strange as I had sent a text from it not two minutes before. At this point the big Scottish bastard flew into a rage, threatening me with all sorts of mistreatment and unpleasantries. He then threw me out the back gate and left me stranded in an alley, lost without my phone.
As you may well remember, I had not arrived at this party in the conventional manner. So to be faced with such a conventional method of departure threw me more than a little. I wandered down the hedged lane, trying to, firstly, piece together exactly where I was and where my friend lived in relation and, secondly, trying to piece together exactly what had just happened.
I eventually came to the conclusion that I had found the correct house by a devious method that I like to call trial and error. My friend met me at the door and I told my sorry tale. By this point it was evident that I had been robbed. The thought did cross my mind that I may simply have dropped the phone, but this didn't explain the staunch reaction from the party, or why it had gone straight to voicemail when called. So I decided to telephone the authorities and explain my situation to them.
Ben, the gentleman to whom I spoke at the switchboard, informed me that a Police car was on it's way to my friend's house, and could I wait outside to hail them. So I did. After about 10 minutes, a Police car arrived, and I could see three figures inside. And there was an unmarked car following them. Now, I was the first person to think that this show of force was perhaps a little unwarranted, but this is New Zealand, and I am but a foreigner, and therefore it is far from my place to start questioning the Authorities on their protocol and procedure. I arose from my perch on the wall and went to greet the officers in the marked car.
As the doors opened, I was greeted by a blinding influx of incandescence, a young lady with a clipboard and two police officers. It took me something of a while to process all of this new information, but I eventually came to the solid conclusion that I was about to make my television debut on some sort of fly on the wall police documentary.
I asked if the camera crew were really necessary, to which I received no reply from the officers; they merely delved in to the case at hand. So I began to narrate the very same story of which I have just told you, along with the very distinguishing features that my phone possesses, along with my particulars. Including my phone number. Who says that officers of the law have no sense of humour?
Particulars in hand, the officers and the film crew went to find the house and investigate my claim. Truth be known, I wasn't feeling too confident about being reunited with my property, but it was a matter of principal now. The manner with which I had been dealt was unsavoury to me, and by the power of my balls, justice would be served.
Lo and behold, the Police (camera man in tow) came back up the alleyway. One officer approached me and, with something of a flourish, produced my beloved telephone. I was amazed. He informed me that they had found it by a fence, and I am intrigued to find out where exactly, but I'll have to wait until Police 10-7 is aired in due course to find out.
So maybe I had just dropped it after all, but my friend's neighbours are definitely an inexcusably useless shower of shits.
THE BOTTOM LINE
STAY WITH YOUR FRIENDS AT YOUR OWN PARTY. THE NEIGHBOURS ARE PROBABLY WANKERS
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Saturday, 21 November 2009
DJ Cable "Mixin It Up" for Discobelle.net
Shouts to Discobelle for giving me the opportunity to do a mix for their Mixin' It Up series, which has been graced by loads of other great DJs such as Bok Bok, Dave Nada and Drop The Lime, to name a few...If you don't know about Discobelle, they're one of the internet's leading dance music blogs, and have been highly influential when it comes to breaking new music.
For this mix, I decided to go with a selection of Dubstep & Grime tracks (both old and new) that I’m into at the moment, accompanied with a tiny bit of scratching here and there; Nothing too intricate though, as I wanted the tunes to speak for themselves.
You can also peep the full post here to see my reasons behind each choice. I hope you all enjoy the mix :)
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Tracklisting:
01. MRK1 - Kill Zone
02. Skream - Burning Up
03. Sukh Knight - Beneath Your Blouse
04. Benny Page & Zero G - Trigger Finger
05. Rossi B & Luca Feat. Gully Gang - Music Money
06. Jakes & Joker - 3Klane
07. Tempa T - Boy Off Da Ting
08. Benga & Coki - Night
09. LD - The King Of Kong
10. Noah D - Seeeriousss
11. Flux Pavilion - Fucking Noise
12. Excision & Datsik - Swagga
13. Joker & Ginz - Purple City
14. Grand Puba - Get It (12th Planet Remix)
15. Simian Mobile Disco - Cruel Intentions (Joker Remix)
16. Caspa - Marmite (Cable VIP Re-edit)
17. Dizzee Rascal - I Luv U
Feedback is always welcomed, so please feel free to leave a comment and let me know what you think!
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Labels: Discobelle, dj cable, dubstep, grime, Mix, turntablism
Thursday, 12 November 2009
DJ Shock & DJ Cable "Back To The Old School Vol. 2"

Following on from DJ Shock's previous installment, he hit me up about collaborating with him for Volume 2. Seeing as 90's Hip Hop is my thing, I jumped at the chance...The end result is 22 classic tracks from start to finish, from the likes of Nas, Das EFX, Naughty By Nature, Dr. Dre, Masta Ace, The Beatnuts, D.I.T.C. and more...
You can either download the mix as a single MP3, or if you want to burn it to CD/put on your iPod, you can download the mix as split tracks. Enjoy!
Tracklisting:
SIDE A
01. DJ Shock – Intro
02. Method Man & Redman – 1,2,1,2
03. Rakim -When I B On The Mic
04. Q-Tip – Wait Up
05. Mobb Deep – Give Up The Goods
06. Das EFX – Real Hip Hop
07. The Beatnuts – Get Funky
08. A Tribe Called Quest – The Hop
09. Notorious B.I.G – Machine Gun Funk
10. Royce Da 5′9 – Boom
11. Nas – Halftime
12. Tupac – Too Many Tears
13. Dr. Dre Feat. Snoop Dogg – Nuthin' But A G Thang
SIDE B
01. DJ Cable – Intro
02. The Beatnuts – Reign Of The Tec
03. Masta Ace – Born To Roll
04. D.I.T.C. – Get Yours (Remix)
05. Public Enemy – Shut Em Down (Pete Rock Remix)
06. Notorious B.I.G. – Ten Crack Commandments
07. Redman – I Get Down Like That
08. O.C. – Time’s Up
09. Show & A.G. – Spit
10. Junior M.A.F.I.A. – Player’s Anthem
11. Naughty By Nature – Feel Me Flow
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Labels: classic hip hop, dj cable, dj shock, hip hop, Mix