Roy Rogers - Work It Tough 2.0

Well it has been 4 months since my last post, so I thought I should put another mix on here. I...

An episode of the H Bar DJ Mixes podcast, hosted by H Bar, titled "Roy Rogers - Work It Tough 2.0" was published on August 5, 2012 and runs 77 minutes.

August 5, 2012 ·77m · H Bar DJ Mixes

Summary

Well it has been 4 months since my last post, so I thought I should put another mix on here. I made this last summer just for myself. I wanted to play some seriously deep and somewhat overlooked songs. Concurrently, I had read a great comment from one of my heroes Dj Deep which really resonated with me: “I always had a non-dj approach of djing, in the sense that when playing i am not focussing on making the floor go crazy or focussing on the idea of always keeping the energy level up up up! But i am very passionate about sharing with the crowd what i think are the dopest records of the moment or the dopest classics. In that sense i’m not pretending to be “right” or “wrong” and i will not make 100% of everybody happy, but i feel that my duty is to inform people of what’s really hot, would it be timeless classics or brand new records.” So here is my very personal selection that presents some of the dopest underground tracks around at that time! Download WAV: http://workittough.wordpress.com We danced with rhythm, we raised our hands as if to say the Holy Ghost was on that track! Run it back Mr DJ, Mr Humphries, Mr Johnson, Mr Camacho… Hope you like it. Roy Rogers.

Episode Description

Well it has been 4 months since my last post, so I thought I should put another mix on here.

I made this last summer just for myself. I wanted to play some seriously deep and somewhat overlooked songs. Concurrently, I had read a great comment from one of my heroes Dj Deep which really resonated with me:

“I always had a non-dj approach of djing, in the sense that when playing i am not focussing on making the floor go crazy or focussing on the idea of always keeping the energy level up up up! But i am very passionate about sharing with the crowd what i think are the dopest records of the moment or the dopest classics. In that sense i’m not pretending to be “right” or “wrong” and i will not make 100% of everybody happy, but i feel that my duty is to inform people of what’s really hot, would it be timeless classics or brand new records.”

So here is my very personal selection that presents some of the dopest underground tracks around at that time!

Download WAV: http://workittough.wordpress.com

We danced with rhythm, we raised our hands as if to say the Holy Ghost was on that track!
Run it back Mr DJ, Mr Humphries, Mr Johnson, Mr Camacho…

Hope you like it.

Roy Rogers.