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11 Jan 2010, written by daryle 0 Comments2010 marks our 14th year of service.
Mobile Soul: Gone Too Soon (The Michael Jackson Special)
26 Jun 2009, written by gsm staff 0 CommentsMobile Soul isn’t exactly known as a show for pop. But we do recognize the King, Michael Jackson. You know, our second client ever was MJJ Records at Sony. We saw all the love pouring out all over the world, and so we had to get out and join the festivities. Michael’s music was inspiration for us all, but all night, we’ve been hearing the same songs! Here are some great interpretations and remixes of some of his famous tunes. This is our celebration of the gloved one’s life – Mobile Soul Style!
Enjoy.
Speak Low – Thriller
Michael Jackson – Can’t Let Her Get Away
Jackson 5 – ABC [Salaam Remi's Crunk-A-Delic Party Mix]
Jackson 5 – Get It Together [4 Hero remix]
Michael Jackson – Rock With You [Opolopo remix]
Maysa – I Can’t Help It
Greg Phillinganes – Behind The Mask*
Jackson 5 – I Want You Back [SPK Mix]
Michael Jackson – Billie Jean [Opolopo Remix]
Jackson 5 – Dancin’ Machine [Miami Mix]
Senor Coconut – Beat It
Jackson 5 – Never Can Say Goodbye [Osawa 3000 Remix]
Michael Jackson – Ease On Down The Road
*interesting story about this record. It’s a Ryuichi Sakamoto song, originally done for Yellow Magic Orchestra. Michael wrte these lyrics, and remowned keyboardist Greg Phillinganes sang it for his debut album. Yeah, weird, but another example of how connected everything is.
Mobile Soul 144: Mobile Soul Origins
16 Jun 2009, written by gsm staff 0 CommentsOne of the reasons people subscribe to and follow Mobile Soul is the eclectic nature of the music we play. The reason for this eclecticity is that the show is basically a chance for us to play what we want. We certainly hope that you enjoy it, but we refuse to get into playing “the hits”. If we keep playing what you’re currently being sold…ya won’t learn nothin’. Last week we got some email that we really enjoyed. Check out some of the better parts:
I never know what’s going to happen when I press play on Mobile Soul, but I know I’m going to love it.
When you guys didn’t update the show earlier this year I was sad,
I have been using Pandora to tide me over between Mobile Soul shows
I discovered the show as a freshman and now I am set to graduate. Mobile Soul has seen me through many final exams. Thank you!
Thank you, one and all, for listening all these years. This week we go back to an international jazz and soul style that turns any room, office, or store into the best bar and lounge in the city. We take it back to the boutique days with this set. Enjoy!
Shuya Okino and Carleen Anderson remixed by Sleepwalker – Beautiful Sadness Gil Scott Heron – Vildgolia (Deaf Dumb and Blind) George Soule – Get Involved Grady Tate – Be Black Big Horns B – Mission: Impossible DJ Mitsu The Beats – Night In Vienna Jill Decoy Association – no name collection (DJ Mitsu The Beats remix) Ballistic Brothers – Blacker Michelle Amador – Higher Bembe Segue – Amazing Kaidi Tatham – He Laughs, She Cries The New Mastersounds – Land of Nod (lack of afro remix) Black Experience Band – The Road Abraham & the Metronomes – Party Gil Scott Heron – Racetrack In France Tony Williams – There Comes A Time Janelle Monae – Letting Go
22 Feb 2010
VIDEO: Thelma Aoyama – Kaeru Basho
Universal Music Japan continues their aggressive setup of Thelma's latest project with this video for her single due next month. This song, Kaeru Basho (A Place To Return To), is arguably one of the best releases Thelma's had yet, a solid song that really shows off her voice. This song is to appear on the soundtrack of "Doraemon: Nobita no Ningyo Daikaisen", the 30th film in the Doraemon film franchise.
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Mobile Soul 156
An exclusive new short mix session with some new music we've been listening to.
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WATCH + LISTEN: Sufjan Stevens – The BQE
The BQE is a cinematic suite inspired by the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway and the Hula-Hoop. Commissioned by Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), The BQE was originally performed in the Howard Gilman Opera House in celebration of the 25th anniversary Next Wave Festival in October of 2007.
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