Vynil Squad: Keep the Individual Remix Credit
Read the historical Vynil Squad catalogue without losing individual contributors, version labels or the group’s original spelling.
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Category: <span>Artists</span>
Benja Styles: Read the Transformation Behind the Title
Explore Benja Styles’ 2011 catalogue through source songs, re-drums and club refixes, with a practical way to describe a transformation.
IAMXL: Following Remix Credits and Original Productions
Follow surviving IAMXL publishing profiles and 2009 coverage while keeping original works, remix credits and missing sources distinct.
Blend Brothers: What Was Inside the Pack?
Understand the Blend Brothers catalogue’s remix packs, alternate versions and contributor credits without confusing capture and release dates.
DJ Jet: Tempo Direction and the Details Between Versions
Read DJ Jet’s 2012 catalogue through tempo transitions, vocal variants and exit choices, with links to the historical page and artist profile.
DJ SEV: Follow the Profile Behind the Old Link
Find the DJ SEV mix archive associated with the old Crack4DJs address, and distinguish dated radio programmes from showcase mixes.
DJ A.D.: A Familiar Track, an Edit or a New Combination?
Explore DJ A.D.’s early-2013 catalogue and the difference between DJ-friendly edits, mashups and a collection of separate versions.
Scarmixxed: What Makes an Edit a Starter?
Use Scarmixxed’s historical listings to distinguish a starter, a tempo transition and an intro/outro treatment.
DJ Rich: The Useful Details in an Edit Name
A close reading of DJ Rich’s December 2012 catalogue: party breaks, hype treatments and the importance of a track’s exit.