9 Mixes Worth Listening to This Week

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-Some fantastic stuff on the Future Boogie site: a disco-to-present Todd Terje mix and a blistering set from world famous DJs and collectors Kon and Amir.

-The brilliant and principled Wayne Marshall thumbs his nose at the copyright cops, re-posting two mixes--one a collection of "orientalist-tinged dubstep," the other a trip through various African popular genres--that a former student did back in '06.

-This just sounds like an awful tease given the view outside my window right now, but No Conclusion with a quick springtime mix "to chill out to in the sun or whatever."

-If you're stuck indoors like I am, consider this ethereal Prins Thomas mix, courtesy our friends Allez-Allez.

-DJ/rupture links to this massive mix by DJ Ripley. The bass weighs a ton.

-If you ever find yourself in Ann Arbor, you must check out the Ann Arbor Soul Club. Brad Hales, one of the party's resident DJs and a record collector of considerable repute, blesses 100 Limousines with this incredible soul mix.

-For their 200th podcast, Resident Advisor offers an exclusive Carl Craig mix.

-Le musicassette has an "exoticore" mix from Guillaume Sorge of the DIRTY Sound System.

-And if all of this was too softbatch for your sensibility: try this Rogue Trooper "angry, snotty hardcore punk" mix up at Meatskull

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Hua Hsu teaches in the English Department at Vassar College and writes about music, sports, and culture. More

Hua Hsu teaches in the English Department at Vassar College and writes about music, sports, and culture. His work has appeared in The Atlantic, The New York Times, Bookforum, Slate, The Village Voice, The Boston Globe Ideas section and The Wire (for whom he writes a bi-monthly column). He is on the editorial board for the New Literary History of America.
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