"Friday Feature" 9.3.10 Big Once

PUSH It Real Good (Live Mix) by Big Once



Tracklist:

1. Jay-Z - Dirt Off Your Shoulder
2. Kruder & Dorfmeister - Deep Shit Pt. 1 & 2
3. DJ Day - Close Your Eyes
4. DiskJokke - The Bund
5. J.T. Money - Who Dat
6. Grafh ft Jim Jones - Bout Dat
7. Capelton - Dem A Bait (Kraddy Remix)
8. Rich Boy feat. Polow Da Don - Throw Some D's
9. Caural - Transition Suite Part ii: Papillon
10. Rusko feat. Amber Coffman - Hold On (Sub Focus Remix)
11. 3 Stripes - Sole Power '86
12. Mr. Oizo - Sick Dog Try To Speak
13. Birdman feat. Clipse - What Happened To That Boy
14. Madlib - Slim's Return by Monk Higgins
15. Pretty Lights - Hot Like Sauce
16. Missy Elliot - Get Ur Freak On
17. Golden Bug - Assassin
18. D.O.C. - Funky Enough
19. Thievery Corporation - Lebanese Blonde
20. Eliot Lipp - Beamrider
21. Waajeed - Tetris
22. Snoop Dogg - Drop It Like Its Hot (Meat Number 5 Remix)
23. Maker - Hold 'Em
24. The Pack - Vans
25. Hexstatic - Kids Can Dance
26. Kruder & Dorfmeister - High Noon
27. Tosca - Mango di Bongo
28. Nightmares On Wax - What I'm Feelin (Rae and Christian Remix)
29. Boreta - Lobegrinder
30. edIT - More Lazers
31. Pretty Lights - Finally Moving Remix
32. Deceptikon - Chords Beats Coffee
33. TRS-80 - Air Mass
34. Röyksopp - So Easy
35. Meat Number 5 - Nemesis

Link to mix:

http://soundcloud.com/big-once/push-it-real-good-live-mix



Certified party starter, coast to coast club rocker, former champion battle DJ, and one half of downtempo duo Meat Number 5, Big Once has been mixing and cutting wax for ten years. He got his start while still in high school; putting out mixtapes, spinning the occasional house party, and working with local bands. Breaking into the Chicago scene while still in college, Once has steadily been building his rep as one of the most in-demand club DJs and recording artists in the city.

Last year alone, Big Once (born Ian Osborn) rocked crowds from LA to Brooklyn, opened for Cypress Hill and Z-Trip in the same night, recorded with members of the Wu-Tang Clan, and played damn near every live venue and club in Chicago at least once.

2009 has so far shaped up to be the most important year in Once’s career so far, beginning with the release of his debut mix CD, Booze, Broads & Birdcalls, which dropped May 2nd. The disc is 70 tracks packed into an hour-long continuous mix, touching on electro, hip-hop, house, bmore, crunk, funk, and everything in between. This release was quickly followed by Meat Number 5’s new EP, which was released May 14th on Lab-Oratory Records.

With an apartment full of records and a massive digital library, Big Once’s sets incorporate all styles of music, all mixed with a hip-hop lean. In an age where anyone with a laptop and some software can claim to be a DJ, it is Once’s turntablist skills, in-key mixes, and years of experience with all aspects of DJing that set him apart from others. Whether its the slickest downtown club or the grimiest hip-hop dive, promoters and partygoers all over the country have taken note of this unique talent. I challenge you to experience one of this guy’s sets and see what all the talk is about. You will not be disappointed.

http://www.bigonce.com