Tim Valentine

Midday Mixtape 16 by Tim Valentine

3 Commas (Unofficial Remix) by Tim Valentine

This is just something I came up with while still playing Paul Wall. I believe I'm going to put all of the remixes I've created from Paul Wall together.

This is a short 20 minute mix that blends classic 90s hip hop, boom bap, instrumental hip hop, and neo-soul vibes in one smooth mix. I'll include the playlist in the first comment, but it featuring legends like Gang Starr, A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Common, The Pharcyde, Jurassic 5, Slum Village, Erykah Badu, Jill Scott, and People Under The Stairs, this mix brings together jazzy samples, dusty drums, underground rap, conscious hip hop, soulful beats, and laid-back instrumental grooves. Perfect for fans of golden era hip hop, lo-fi hip hop, study music, chill beats, late-night listening, and timeless head-nod music. I hope you enjoy, share with others, like and subscribe.

Same Ol P (Unofficial Remix) by Tim Valentine

I believe the two artists I've found to be the most versatile to remix are Paul Wall, Drake and anyone from Wu-Tang Clan. I usually can experiment with the sound further to find what makes me want to listen to it on repeat. There's a few more, but I hope someone finds these "unofficial" remixes enjoyable. Don't forget to like, comment, share and subscribe to my channel.

I may have to put all of the Paul Wall remixes together into one album or something. Nothing wrong with the originals, but all of the remixes with Paul Wall has that feel that I look for in a remix. It has to make you want to listen to it over and over again and tell your friends to listen to it like we use to do back in the day.

Buggin' Out (Slick Tawlk Remix) by Tim Valentine

This latest edition of my Jesus Music mixtape series is more than a mix—it’s a soundtrack for staying grounded, focused, and faith-filled through every season. From reflective instrumentals to bold, truth-filled verses, this playlist brings together voices like Lecrae, Jackie Hill Perry, and Trip Lee to deliver real-life stories, worship moments, and street-level honesty over soulful and hard-hitting beats. Whether you’re driving, working, or just need something uplifting, this mix keeps your spirit aligned and your head nodding. Each mix in this series I've honestly tried to take it in a different direction on purpose. If this mix captures someone's attention that it leads them to consider Christ, then I've done my job. It may not be for you, but that's on you and only for you to conclude after listening to it. It's a short mix, so you might enjoy it.

Saturday Morning Mixtape 32 by Tim Valentine

Freestyle Friday 12 by Tim Valentine

Soul Brother #1 (Blue Paper Lanterns Remix) by Tim Valentine

This was just something I put together that took a classic hip hop song from the mid-90's and just flipped it to make it even more grim, dark and gritty. I hope someone enjoys it, shares, like and subscribe.

Had a technical difficulty that delayed the publishing for a little over an hour, but midday here in Atlanta, but still morning on the West Coast. 😁 Either way, I hope you enjoy, like, comment and subscribe as well as share.

Out Yo Mind (Love's Train Remix) by Tim Valentine

Phone Tap (Unofficial Underworld Remix - feat. AZ, Nas, Nature & Dr. Dre) by Tim Valentine

I thought I'd do something different, well sort of. If you check out my playlists you'll see hundreds of longer form mixes, but I wanted to create a quick mix that I'm calling "The Breakdown". If you like it, share it, subscribe, and then go check out some of my other mixes. I'm sure you'll find something you'll like.

For those who knows true hip hop, there's nothing more to really say, it's Diamond D. I just wanted to give it a different feel. Go back and listen to any of Diamond D's music and other productions throughout the years. Diamond D is a legendary hip hop producer and artist. This is just my rendition of this song. Don't keep it a secret, share it with others and then go stream Diamond D.

Here's one that I actually did awhile ago, but kept it to myself until it came up in my playlist. I think Arizona Ice Tea company should collaborate with Jered Sanders for a promotion or something.

This is just an unofficial remix, not published anywhere. This is taking a slightly different approach to a recent song by LL Cool J titled Passion and flipping it to have a different feel but still sounding like something he may consider doing.

You've got to go check Ali Schwartz's music out. I stumbled upon her and was like... Who is this? 😃 I really like what she's done, so you know I had to see if I could create my own unofficial remix of something. After listening to this, go check her out, follow, subscribe, buy and stream her music. I believe she's on Apple Music, Spotify and probably here on Soundcloud too. www.alischwartz.com

When The Pack dropped “Vans” in 2006, the Bay Area quartet turned a local sneaker obsession into a national hyphy anthem. With its minimalist snap beat, playful swagger, and chantable hook celebrating skate shoes over designer brands, the record was equal parts street-smart and rebellious. “Vans” captured the carefree spirit of mid-2000s youth culture—bridging skate, rap, and sneaker fashion into one electrified movement that helped define a new West Coast sound. I just wanted to create a different feel for the song in this unofficial remix.

There’s a sacred space between soul, rhythm, and introspection — and this playlist lives right there. Soul Frequency: The Vibe Equation fuses buttery R&B tones, jazz-inflected neo-soul, and golden-era hip-hop grooves into a seamless sonic journey that feels both nostalgic and brand new. By the end of this 30 minute mix, you’ve experienced something rare: a playlist that could sit comfortably in a downtown lounge, a creative studio, or late-night headphones across any border. It’s the perfect blend of grown-soul groove and hip-hop finesse — crafted for listeners who know that feeling is frequency.

I didn't want to ever forget about my Korean friends, so I thought I'd see if I would give BTS an old school hip hop feel to a cypher.

I had to do something after I heard Astronaut & Commander Victor Glover's impromptu message to all of us here on Earth delivered from space on Easter (April 5, 2026). So I used the song "The Other Side" by Moonchild along with a snippet of the famous moon speech by President Kennedy at Rice University, September 1962 along with Victor's message on two different days while traveling to the dark side of the moon. I hope the message resonates with all who hears it.

Balm in Gilead (Unofficial Remix) by Tim Valentine

I started this mixtape series a few years ago. I typically try to do it during the spring, but sometimes it will go longer. I hope you enjoy and feel free to share, like, comment and subscribe to my channel for more.

This remix is also featured in a recent mixtape titled "Hip Hop Redux 11" that you can find in my playlist called Hip Hop Redux.

Hip Hop Redux 11 by Tim Valentine

I wanted to give this song a completely different appeal to see what it would sound like. This is "Gorgeous" by Taylor Swift and "Graffiti on the High School Wall" by Kids Under The Stairs. I did a few things to it, but this is just a blend.

I actually forgot I did this one a while ago, but stumbled upon it while listening to my own remixes. So I thought I'd share it so others can hear it. I haven't put it in any longer mixes or anything. So this is the first place it's ever been shared with the public. I hope you enjoy it. Don't forget to go to my playlist to see some of the other mixes I've created over the years.

I started the Saturday Morning Mixtape series a few years ago. I basically runs through the Spring and into the Summer.

Dirty South (Unofficial Remix) by Tim Valentine

This is just an unofficial remix I did in the spirit of the No Kings Protest.

Shook Ones II (Oakland Remix) by Tim Valentine

N.Y. STATE OF MIND (Revenge of the Samurai Unofficial Remix) by Tim Valentine

This is a classic hip hop song that I just wanted to see what I could do with it to give it a different feel. So check it out, enjoy, share and subscribe, but most importantly, go and stream anything by Rakim and show this legendary iconic lyrics of Hip Hop some love.

I've mixed this song two different ways, and this is just one of them. Never forget about the group Mary Mary. Go stream their music and always support these two legendary artists. This is just my little take on an already inspiring song. I hope you enjoy, like, share and subscribe.

This is just another take on an already iconic classic hip hop song.

I've followed Skyzoo for a while, so I was already familiar with him as an artist. This is just a bootleg remix, like all of the other "Unofficial Remixes" I've done. This one is a no brainer if you know hip hop. I just wanted to hear the two together so I did it.

If you like or even if you don't like, share with others and don't forget to subscribe. I do more than just remixes.

Just an unofficial remix I did of this song by Big Boi of Outkast along with Sleepy Brown and Killer Mike.

I just personally like this mix I did featuring E-40. It was just a fun unofficial remix putting a different take on the song. If you enjoy, consider liking, sharing and more importantly, subscribing to the channel.

This is just something I came up with playing around.

This is the 3rd and final unofficial remix of this song. Just as I've said with the others, if Soundcloud doesn't recognize it as a remix that has never been published but an unofficial version of the song to give it a different feel, then I'll just put it up on YouTube as well into a longer mix. Just check my playlist for longer mixes.

This idea came to mind while I was driving one day and heard "Freaky Tales" by Too Short. I wondered how dope would it be if Slim Thug would've done a remix to the beat and this is what I came up with. Although it's all unofficial remixes, I do it because I actually love the music and coming up with different versions of a song that may not have ever been considered. I hope you enjoy. If so, share with someone and subscribe to the channel.

I just like both of them and just wanted to see if I could remix the song in a way that they may like it or do it.

Numb Numb Juice (Oakland Remix) by Tim Valentine

Do It How It Go (Watch Ya Self Remix) by Tim Valentine

The Undisputed Champs (Unofficial Remix - feat. Q-Tip & Peplove) by Tim Valentine