Madonna has contributed a lot to the world of pop music, in all kinds of formats and styles. One track I always have loved because of it’s great remixes was Ray of light.

A new mashup born on a saturday night while I was playing live. While I was playing Gregor Salto I got an idea in my head with the vocals from Jennifer Lopez. Unfortunately I didn’t had the acapella with me to test this out live, but the next day I went to my studio to start working on the idea.

Brandy & Monica – The boy is mine is one of those numbers that contributed to the definition of Contemporary R&B in the late 90s. To payback some respect to the track and emphasise that the acapella of this track can still compete these days it is the acapella of the month October.

This mashup from the Kings of Orange is a realy great combination. The large contrast between the two tracks and clips they used make it a funnt combination which eventually fits perfectly together.

There are many DJ/Producers colleges that make mashups in all kinds of styles and formats. mARKYbOY is one of those people who I recently met at an internet forum. He is very actively working on lots of mashup projects and with great results. He recently made a complete mashup of the latest album from Amy Winehouse.

Last Thursday I participated in the Pioneer DJ Contest at the Hollywood Music Hall. I had a pleasant evening and the opportunaty to see a lot of talented DJ’s show off their skills. An evening with differnt types of DJ’s from different levels.

A mashup with the huge rap hit Low from Flo Rida, that got a lot of success after the movie Step Up 2. During my vacation the track was played in every single bar the whole night long. Especially the “with the fur” is a catchy phrase.

A new mashup, but not from myself. This time it is the work of DJ/Producer and good friend OverSoft. During the production of a music mix that we were going to use under our vacation movie we spontaniously created the mashup: Robin S. VS. Steve Angello & Laidback Luke VS. Gelazer.

I have this guide already for some time on the links page, but I think it is worth an additional blog posting.