Ice Cube ft. Redfoo & 2 Chainz - Drop Girl (Remix)

Umm, normally I don't post songs like this, but Ice Cube on an EDM track is not something you see everyday. I don't apologize. You're welcome.

Daily Throwback: Limp Bizkit ft. Method Man, Redman, & DMX - Rollin' (Remix)

The Shuffle God dug in the crates today and found Freddy Durst and his little red hat. Limp Bizkit wasn't half bad. The had the best rock/hip-hop collabos of their era. They were able to blend into the hip-hop culture without sounding contrived or desperate (cough...Fall Out Boy...cough). I mean look who's on this remix; Meth, Red, and X, a platinum plus line-up. In 2013 terms, that roster would be the equivalent of Tyler the Creator, Childish Gambino, and J. Cole jumping on the remix of an Imagine Dragons track. Too bad Fred Durst kept constantly playing himself in public, and Limp Bizkit couldn't stay relevant for long. What's Freddy doing now you ask? He's coming off the bench for a label that features Paris Hilton and Justin Beiber's best friend. Now that's just a goddamn  shame. You're welcome.

Daily Throwback: Redman - Rockafella (Remix)

Happy Saturday, people.  Today the Shuffle God bestows upon us a remix to a classic from Brick City's very own, Reggie Noble a.k.a. Redman a.k.a. Funk Docta Spock. In my book, Redman is one of the most underrated MC's of all time. I loved LOVE the beat to this remix. It got me through many a bus ride to a boring day of high school.  Ah, how I miss my Sony Walkman.  You're welcome.

Miguel ft. Kendrick Lamar - How Many Drinks (Remix)

For my 100th post, I feature this month's Vibe Magazine cover boys.  Kendrick has jumped on the remix to Miguel's How Many Drinks from his Grammy nominated LP Kaleidoscope Dream, and produced a stellar product.  These two represent the future of hip-hop and R&B done right, and they definitely did this remix right.  Could you imagine a Best of Both Worlds type album from these two? It would be amazing.  Hov and Kellz created their album after a simply great remix (Fiesta).  I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'.  You're welcome.

Fall Out Boy ft. 2 Chainz – My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Remix)

This is interesting, and a little less desperate than Snoop and Miley's mash-up, considering both parties are still very relevant.  These two performed this during the pre-game show at this year's NBA All-Star Game.  All in all, meh.  At least we now know that 2 Chainz accepts all checks.  You're welcome.

Kendrick Lamar ft. Jay-Z - Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe (Remix)

As promised earlier, the G.O.A.T. and the Phenom together on the same track.  The single's cover artwork is fitting, should have really been Kobe sharing knowledge with LeBron, but we all know Kobe ain't sharing shit!  I already liked the original version, Hov on the track is just the hot fudge on the sundae.  This song already has a little Aquemini vibe to it, would have Andre 3000's perspective added to the song, but as I am constantly reminded on a daily basis, I can't always have my way.  This song will have a permanent spot on my car's playlist.  You're welcome.

PSY ft. 2 Chainz & Tyga – Gangnam Style (remix) (prod. Diplo)

Speechless...was this really necessary?  There's a download link, if you use it let me know, I'm interested in seeing who I should de-friend.  You're welcome (kinda).

Passion Pit ft. Juicy J. - Constant Conversations (Remix)

Happy Monday people.  To celebrate the weird combination of blizzards and March, I thought I'd share this strange collabo featuring Passion Pit and Juicy J.  Mr. Bands adds a verse to their Constant Conversations track, and to tell the truth, it fits in fine.  The song was already kind of artsy and weird, and I think the Juicy J addition kind of takes the edge off.  You get a little bit of everything here at CR (yes, I'm on initials status).  You're welcome.