DJ2BIG.COM Podcast

2008-05-11T13:14:00.000-05:00

April 2, 2008 Reggaeton Podcast

2008-04-02T10:35:00.007-05:00

I know its been since Oct. 2007 since I have made a new podcast, many of you have wrote to request something new. Well here it is hot new reggaeton podcast. Couple new tracks and some of my favorite as well. enjoy!

La Fuga Daddy Yankee
Fashion Girl Jadiel ''El Incomparable''
Nejo ft.Dalmata Y Arcangel - Algo Musical
Wisin Y Yandel - Sexy Movimiento
Solido Daddy Yankee
Caile
Cuando sienta el Boom Tito El Bambino
Hay algo en ti Zion y Lennox
Rakata rmx Wisin y Yandel ft. Pitbull
El Barbero feat. K-Narias - Oye Mi Canto
Wisin & Yandel - Ahora Es (Los Extraterrestres)
Rakim & Ken-Y - Down
Jowell y Randy
Me Quiere Besar Alexis & Fido
Don Omar & Tito El Bambino - Tu Cintura
EL Pantalon Don Omar Ft. Guayo Man
Nicky Jam Ft Jayco & Karis - Get Up & Get Down
Alexis y Fido ft. Toby Love - Soy Igual Que Tu
Tego Calderon Ft. Randy - Quitarte To
GAS PELA nicky jaM FEAT RKM
Zion - Zun Dada

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Im a "Thug In Luv"

2007-10-22T11:51:00.000-05:00

For the few that have the Sad Girl 5 Freestyle Music "Sexual Healing" mix there is a song at the end "Sexual Healing" with me rapping on it. I recorded this version in 1998 it was released in 1999

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1997 Originally version never released
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Podcast Oct. 08, 2007 70 Min of THe Hottest Music Mixes On The Net

2007-10-07T10:21:00.000-05:00

What up! This is a 70 min mix the includes Hip Hop Reggaeton House Music Bachata with a touch of Old School! Its actually a recording of one of my live mix sets from the clubs! So if have not been to an event that I have spun at here is a taste enjoy! Make sure to share this mix with all your friends online just send them this link http://www.dj2big.com/podcast/100807.mp3! Also Burn Burn Burn copies for all your friends and fellow workers at your job as well! Help spread the word about DJ2BIG.COM podcast!

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J Valentine Feat Snoop Dogg - Get Wit This (Pimpin)

2007-09-28T04:46:00.000-05:00

This is a hot new song that needs to climb to the top of the charts!

J Valentine Feat. Snoop Dogg - Get Wit This Pimpin

Make sure to request this hot new single on your local radio station!

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Casely - Emotional

2007-09-18T22:42:00.000-05:00

This is one of the hottest tracks that I have ever heard with a freestyle music sample. The classic freestyle song Fantasy Girl by Johnny O has been brought back to life with this R&B version with a whole new set of lyrics. Support this artist and his new song. Request it heavly on your local radio station! Make this song a hit, you never know we might see a remix video on MTV with Johnny O!

Casely - Emotional

Damn Somebody Tell Me Why The First Girl I See When I Walk Up In The Club Her
NiggA You Told Me That You Was Gon Make Sure I Wasn't Gona See This Girl
No Not Tonight, I Wanted To Give It Time, I Wanted Her Out My Mind
Now It's Too Late To Leave
Damn, I Wonder Who That Is She's Talking To..He Put The Drink Down Now He's Makin A Move, I Wonder Where They Movin To
And Just Like A Fool I'm Watchin Her
Tryna Make My Eyes Deter
But I Cant Stop Watchin I'm Watchin
Said I Can't Stop Watchin, I'm Watchin

Now The Only Thing I Feel Inside Of My Chest Is All This Regret
I Never Should Of Let You Go, Why'd I Let You Go,
This Situation Is Under My Skin
Theres A War Goin On Within

This Is How I Feel Everytime I'm Around You
I Just Lose Control When I’M In The Same Room
I Get So, I'm Sooo
Emotional, Emotional, Emotional

So What Do U Think?
Should I Roll Up, Like I Do It On Dubs
Show Her What It Is, Make Her Miss My Love
Yea Reminisce On Us
Look At Me Stressin, So Caught Up
Learnin My Lesson, I Realize
(But Now Its Lookin Like Its Too Late)
Cause He Just Wrapped His Hands Around That Slim Waist
That's My Waist
Please Don't Tell Me She's Dancing The Same Way
She Danced With Me
Man That Could Never Be
That's What She Said To Me
That's Why Its So Hard To Believe

Now The Only Thing I Feel Inside Of My Chest Is All This Regret
I Never Should Of Let You Go, Why'd I Let You Go,
This Situation Is Under My Skin
Theres A War Goin On Within

Hey Girl, Didn't See Ya Standin There Its Been A
Long Time, Its Feelin Really Good To See Your Smile
(Every Once In A While) I'm Thinkin Of You And Me- E
But Life Is Good I'm Free-E Yea
Wait! Baby I'm Frontin Honestly I Made A Big Mistake
I'm Struggling With Reality, It Hurts More Everyday
I Been Blaming You For Makin Me Feel This Way
And Now I'm Crushed Without Your Love

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Sept 12, 2007 Hip Hop Mix

2007-09-12T13:39:00.000-05:00

So wassup yeah I got a little busy these past few months but getting back up to doin the dj2big.com podcast! This mix is actually one of my sets from spinnin @ clubs! Its got some old hits with some new joints, Enjoy!!!

On a different note, I just want to thank everyone out there that supports me to the fullest! I know I have many many people out there to thank especially my true fans and friends. I thank God for you all you have been a big blessing in my life in more ways than you can ever imagine!

Thank You Truly
Juan Too Big Perez

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Freestyle Mix 1996 Download

2007-09-12T00:25:00.000-05:00

Hey what up! I know its been a very long time since I posted up a mix. Well I was just talking on the phone with a friend of mine and we started listening to some freestyle. Well I went into my vault and found one of my favorite freestyle mixes I ever made. It was the bonus mix on the These Nutz House Mix that was released back in 1996! Anyways here it is for you to download and enjoy as always sharing is caring so pass the link on to all your freestyle lover friends out in the world!

Take Care
Juan Too Big Perez

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April 23, 2007 Freestyle Music Podcast

2007-04-23T05:52:00.000-05:00

Many of you have been asking me everyday for a freestyle music mix, so here it is fresh off the presses. A straight up old school freestyle music mix enjoy!!!

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March 30, 2007 Hip Hop Podcast

2007-03-30T12:55:00.000-05:00

Just made this mix today. I will post up the playlist by monday!

Podcast Feb. 26, 2007 Hip Hop R&B

2007-02-26T06:55:00.000-06:00

Hey whats up! I know its been a while since I made a new dj2big.com podcast mix but here it is. I needed a short vacation...lmao! Anyways the last podcast mix was back in Oct. 06, 2006 the reggaeton songs on it, are some of my favorite. Well this podcast has some new hip hop and R&B from old and new artist. Make sure to leave me a comment letting me know what you think. Call your radio stations to request some of these tracks.

50 Cent - Funeral Music
Pretty Ricky - On The Hotline
Clyde Carson - 2 Step
Beyonce Feat. Ghostface - Me Myself and I
Yung Berg - Sexy Lady
Potzee Feat. Mistah Fab - Dat Girl
Ali, Big Gipp - Go Head
Ja Rule Feat. R Kelly - I Wonder
Notorious BIG Feat. R Kelly and Charlie Wilson - Mi Casa
Lloyd Banks Feat. 50 Cent - Hands Up
BJ Feat. Sean Paul from Youngbloodz - What It Do
Lloyd Banks Feat. Andre 3000 and Nas - You (remix)

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Baila Reggaeton hits 1.2 million downloads!

2007-01-01T15:10:00.000-06:00

I want to thank everyone that helps me promote my site & mixes online. It has always been a dream of mine to be heard all over the world. I am currently being aired on multiple online radio stations. I'm also being aired on radio stations around the USA, Mexico, Canada, Germany, Japan, Netherlands and who knows were else my mixes have reached. I checked the stats today of my "Baila Reggaeton CD" it has been downloaded over 1.2 million times, WOW!!! All I can say is, thank you. Keep spreading my mixes, keep emailing the mix links to all your friends, keep burning and giving away CD copies of all my mixes to everyone you know!

Baila Reggaeton CD Right Click Here, Save Target As Is

The story behind "Baila Reggaeton" CD

"Baila Reggaeton" was never going to be released. It was a mix made to prove to myself I could still make some hot mixes. Back in early 2004 the Reggaeton craze was spreading like fire! I knew that DJ's would start putting out some Reggaeton mix CDs. Being away from the DJ scene for over 6 years I decided to visit one of the local Chicago mix shops. I was surprised to see my "Sad Girl Freestyle" CDs being sold especially when I have not pressed them in years. Aside from that I was asked when in the world was I going to release all my old mixes. I briefly mentioned I was doing some research on Reggaeton music and the mixes out there. They right away gave me 5 CDs that were from the most popular Reggaeton DJs from Chicago and had the hottest selling Reggaeton mixes out. As soon as I jumped in my ride I popped them in 1 by 1. I was disgusted by how these mixes sounded. Like Shit!!! All the blends were off, no breaks, all the blends had music over music without harmonic blending and it sounded like a Mexican band off tune!!! I was embarrassed to say that these new DJs now represent Chicago even the old school DJs Reggaeton mixes were garbage. I thought to myself, these new cats have no respect for the art of mixing, no respect for the history of Chicago DJs. I called one of my friends DJ Suevecito and mentioned to him what I had just heard, he commented that that's the way all Reggaeton mixes were done. I did some research online in hopes to find a mix that was produced properly. I found Reggaeton DJs from all over the world and listened to there mixes, they were all garbage. I found one of the most popular DJs, DJ Casanova. I could not believe my ears this guy is suppose to be the best Reggaeton DJ in the world, he should have been embarrassed with the mix that I heard, my mother could make a better mix than that and she's never DJed in her life. His producing of Regaeton songs were the shit, but his mixes were shit meaning garbage!!! Now I knew right there and then I had to make a stand not for me but for the art form of making a mix. I did more research on the background of Reggaeton and how it evolved from Spanish Reggae from artist like El General etc.. I did not know anything about Reggaeton other than it was hot I knew it was about to explode into the mainstream worldwide. I started asking people online if they knew anything about it. Some how in a chat room on AOL I ran into this girl from Elgin IL., now my friend Jenny and she knew everything about it. Without knowing me I invited her over to my house so I could listen to her CDs, She had every new Reggaeton Album out. I was in Reggaeton heaven. She let me borrow all her CD's. I made a mix just for fun. I let Jenny listen to it she said "the mix was ok". I was like OK! Yes the Juan Too Big Perez ego came out. I was like I am one of the most known & best DJs in Chicago. She said to me "I never heard of you before", Yes I got a reality check, I was one of the most popular DJs in Chicago! I was on a mission from that point on to turn her into a Juan Too Big Perez fan. So I did what I have been doing for 6 years nothing...LOL. A few months later my friend DJ Suavecito had me listen to a mix he had just made. I listened and I was impressed, that mix was pretty good for being blended the wrong way it had a good song selection. I encouraged him to put out the mix, I even named the CD for him it became his first release "Suaveton" Reggaeton Mix. I even went to the stores with him to distribute the CD. Yes the owners bugged me again, when was I going to re-release all my old CDs. While helping Suevecito for a couple of weeks, I decided to listen to more mixes from other DJs around Chicago, yes they were all still garbage. One day while being online one of my DJ2BIG.COM message board members Kkrayzie said to me that people around Chicago were saying that I sucked that I was done, it was over for me. I got pissed. Now that's when I got off my ass and started to make a mix to prove to myself I still had it. I got the hottest sounding Reggaeton songs I could find, songs that sounded like people would not get bored of hearing over and over again. I also grabbed some the all time highest selling Reggaeton songs and made a mix. The mix was not completed though, it needed an intro. I listened to all my old freestyle intro mixes like the "Freestyle Mania 3", "Sad Girl 2, 4, 5", "Untouchables House & Freestyle Mix", Yes I needed inspiration. I then called one of my DJ students DJ Boi Jeanius and had a conversation with him about CPU programs to make break beats. My sampler key board was out of commission for not being turned on in 6 years and I needed to make Reggaeton break beats in order for this mix to be properly produced. He said to me that he used fruityloops, I had no idea what the heck that was...LOL, he said he could make a few Reggaeton break beats for me. The next day he gave me a CD with over 30 short Reggaeton break beats. Boi Jeanius asked, what I needed them for? a lesson I later gave to him by the way I also made up his DJ name Boi Jeanius. I began to make my intro. It took me about 2 weeks to perfect my intro. I then re-edited the mix and perfected all the blends with those Reggaeton break beats. The mix was complete I thought. I must of heard that mix 500 times, I went over to the mix shop inside of North Riverside and let them hear my intro. They went crazy the owner ordered 500 copies, I said to him right away this mix will not be released. He offered me a lot of money for the master I refused. I left the store and Nas called me 5 min later and said Juan you need to put out that mix. laughing I said "I am retired I am done". That is when it dawned on me, Kkrayzie my member from my message board was right, "I was done, it was over for me", then the reality check I got from Jenny hit me again. Right there and then I called Ryan B owner of energy Thursdays and one of the best graphic artist that I know. I set an appointment to make a cover for my mix. He was even excited that I was going to release a new CD. I went back into the studio and tweaked out the intro added the drops said a few things in the beginning "I'm the nika that changed the game and im about to do it again" translation: a lot of the things you hear in Chicago DJ mixes today I originated. The bad ass intros with movie clips, kool ass art work covers, slow song at the end which is my signature endings etc. and this time I was going to do it again with the way this mix was produced, clean edits, perfect blends my signature slow song ending and a bad ass intro something no one in the Reggaeton DJ market worldwide had ever done. That's the way it happened. "Baila Reggaeton" CD was officially released December 29, 2004. Since then all Reggaeton DJ mixes from Chicago have now improved. DJs are now using Reggaeton break beats, even while mixing live at clubs. DJ Casanova mixes are now highly improved somewhat. DJ Suavecito is working on "Suaveton Reggaeton 3" I heard it already its hot. Boi Jeanius can now out scratch me, in fact now I will be taking scratching lessons from him, he aslo is now part of the infamous Henchmen. "Baila Reggaeton 2" will be released this year 2007. I still have not heard a better intro than the one I made for "Baila Reggaeton".

I want to thank everyone mentioned earlier. Jenny from Elgin, DJ Suavecito, Boi Jeanius, Ryan B, Nas and Kkrazie from the DJ2BIG.COM message board for all your help and word of encouragement. Ultimately I thank God Almighty for the talent and gift that he has given me of producing the best mixes in the world.

In Memory Of James Brown Dec 25, 2006

2006-12-25T03:52:00.001-06:00

ATLANTA - James Brown, the dynamic, pompadoured "Godfather of Soul," whose rasping vocals and revolutionary rhythms made him a founder of rap, funk and disco as well, died early Monday, his agent said. He was 73.

Brown was hospitalized with pneumonia at Emory Crawford Long Hospital on Sunday and died around 1:45 a.m. Monday, said his agent, Frank Copsidas of Intrigue Music. Longtime friend Charles Bobbit was by his side, he said.

Copsidas said Brown's family was being notified of his death and that the cause was still uncertain. "We really don't know at this point what he died of," he said.

Along with Elvis Presley, Bob Dylan and a handful of others, Brown was one of the major musical influences of the past 50 years. At least one generation idolized him, and sometimes openly copied him. His rapid-footed dancing inspired Mick Jagger and Michael Jackson among others. Songs such as David Bowie's "Fame," Prince's "Kiss," George Clinton's "Atomic Dog" and Sly and the Family Stone's "Sing a Simple Song" were clearly based on Brown's rhythms and vocal style.

If Brown's claim to the invention of soul can be challenged by fans of Ray Charles and Sam Cooke, then his rights to the genres of rap, disco and funk are beyond question. He was to rhythm and dance music what Dylan was to lyrics: the unchallenged popular innovator.

"James presented obviously the best grooves," rapper Chuck D of Public Enemy once told The Associated Press. "To this day, there has been no one near as funky. No one's coming even close."

His hit singles include such classics as "Out of Sight," "(Get Up I Feel Like Being a) Sex Machine," "I Got You (I Feel Good)" and "Say It Out Loud — I'm Black and I'm Proud," a landmark 1968 statement of racial pride.

"I clearly remember we were calling ourselves colored, and after the song, we were calling ourselves black," Brown said in a 2003 Associated Press interview. "The song showed even people to that day that lyrics and music and a song can change society."

He won a Grammy award for lifetime achievement in 1992, as well as Grammys in 1965 for "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" (best R&B recording) and for "Living In America" in 1987 (best R&B vocal performance, male.) He was one of the initial artists inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1986, along with Presley, Chuck Berry and other founding fathers.

He triumphed despite an often unhappy personal life. Brown, who lived in Beech Island near the Georgia line, spent more than two years in a South Carolina prison for aggravated assault and failing to stop for a police officer. After his release on in 1991, Brown said he wanted to "try to straighten out" rock music.

From the 1950s, when Brown had his first R&B hit, "Please, Please, Please" in 1956, through the mid-1970s, Brown went on a frenzy of cross-country tours, concerts and new songs. He earned the nickname "The Hardest Working Man in Show Business."

With his tight pants, shimmering feet, eye makeup and outrageous hair, Brown set the stage for younger stars such as Michael Jackson and Prince.

In 1986, he was inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. And rap stars of recent years overwhelmingly have borrowed his lyrics with a digital technique called sampling.

Brown's work has been replayed by the Fat Boys, Ice-T, Public Enemy and a host of other rappers. "The music out there is only as good as my last record," Brown joked in a 1989 interview with Rolling Stone magazine.

"Disco is James Brown, hip-hop is James Brown, rap is James Brown; you know what I'm saying? You hear all the rappers, 90 percent of their music is me," he told the AP in 2003.

Born in poverty in Barnwell, S.C., in 1933, he was abandoned as a 4-year-old to the care of relatives and friends and grew up on the streets of Augusta, Ga., in an "ill-repute area," as he once called it. There he learned to wheel and deal.

"I wanted to be somebody," Brown said.

By the eighth grade in 1949, Brown had served 3 1/2 years in Alto Reform School near Toccoa, Ga., for breaking into cars.

While there, he met Bobby Byrd, whose family took Brown into their home. Byrd also took Brown into his group, the Gospel Starlighters. Soon they changed their name to the Famous Flames and their style to hard R&B.

In January 1956, King Records of Cincinnati signed the group, and four months later "Please, Please, Please" was in the R&B Top Ten.

While most of Brown's life was glitz and glitter, he was plagued with charges of abusing drugs and alcohol and of hitting his third wife, Adrienne.

In September 1988, Brown, high on PCP and carrying a shotgun, entered an insurance seminar next to his Augusta office. Police said he asked seminar participants if they were using his private restroom.

Police chased Brown for a half-hour from Augusta into South Carolina and back to Georgia. The chase ended when police shot out the tires of his truck.

Brown received a six-year prison sentence. He spent 15 months in a South Carolina prison and 10 months in a work release program before being paroled in February 1991. In 2003, the South Carolina parole board granted him a pardon for his crimes in that state.

Soon after his release, Brown was on stage again with an audience that included millions of cable television viewers nationwide who watched the three-hour, pay-per-view concert at Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles.

Adrienne Brown died in 1996 in Los Angeles at age 47. She took PCP and several prescription drugs while she had a bad heart and was weak from cosmetic surgery two days earlier, the coroner said.

More recently, he married his fourth wife, Tomi Raye Hynie, one of his backup singers. The couple had a son, James Jr.

Two years later, Brown spent a week in a private Columbia hospital, recovering from what his agent said was dependency on painkillers. Brown's attorney, Albert "Buddy" Dallas, said singer was exhausted from six years of road shows.

Im An Outlaw Baby!

2006-12-14T02:27:00.000-06:00

I think this is one of the hottest songs I have heard in a while. TO bad it never hit big or even got givin a chance on the radio.

Tren'l - Outlaw

Request it on your local radio stations.

Sad Cries Freestyle Mix

2006-11-22T07:38:00.000-06:00

This is "Sad Cries" Freestyle Music Mix Side A of the mix tape. It was originally released in 1996 after Sad Girl 1. Never has been released on CD only tape. This is one of the most requested mixes from people. I will probably be adding Side B of "Sad Cries" to the podcast sometime in 2007. Enjoy this mix and have a Happy Thanksgiving!

Juan Too Big Perez Mixes To Download!

2006-11-16T03:54:00.000-06:00

Untouchables by Juan Too Big Perez Right Click Here, Save Target As To Download
Title: Untouchables
© 1998-2007 DJ2BIG.COM INC.
Genre: Mega Mix
Released: 11/23/98
Copies Sold: 165,000

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Ever hear about the time I use to fix DJ PayBack's mixes like some of the "Freestyle Bombs" and "Cruzin Sounds 1". I had to re-edit it and do the finishing touches to the mixes. He is a good dj now but back then he was still learning how to edit. Well there are a couple of facts nobody knows about exept for one of my ex girl friends, Payback Garcia, his brother Scribe from Kinto Soul and me. Untouchables was advertised for 6 months before even Cruzin Sounds 1 came out wich is kinda weird dont you think? The original Untouchables was also going to be done with Alan Badd Mixx Boyed but I decided to do it with Aztek instead because when Cruzin Sounds was released it hit really big, so I needed someone with more expression and was not afraid to do something crazy on a mix. DJ Aztek became my choice it took him 8 months to make his mix for Untouchables. It took me 6 weeks to make my mix on Untouchables. I did not start working on Untouchables untill I heard what Aztek's mix sounded like. When I heard his mix, I got all hyped up, I went home and went to work on Untouchables. Not to mention the last 8 mins on Aztek's mix I helped him finish. There were only 2 weeks left before Untouchables was to be released and Aztek was not done. It was Xmas season of 98, Advertised in Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Texas & California for over a year with 120,000 flyers. We had 8 release parties the day it was released. We sold over 40,000 copies the first week in sales and the rest is history. Enjoy my mix of "Untouchables".

Podcast July 29, 2006 Hip Hop Reggaeton

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Enough Cryin' - Mary J Blige
Oochie Pop - Mystikal
Just A Lil Bit - 50 Cent
U and Dat - E-40 Kandi Girl T-Pain
Me U (remix) - Cassie Feat. Diddy
Me & U Main - Cassie
I Call It Love - Lionel Richie
Run It - Chris Brown
Gallery - Mario Vasquez
Noche de Sexo - Aventura
Hate It Or Love It - Game 50 Cent Mary J Blige
Are You A Dime - Nick Cannon
Party To Damascus - Wyclef Jean feat.
Hot 2 Nite - New Edition
Freaky - Young Rome Feat.
Forever Girl - Q feat. Jazze Pha
Say I - Christina Milian

Podcast July 26, 2006 Reggaeton

If you are a reggaeton artist and wish to have your song played on one of my radio mixes and podcast emial your mp3 dj2big@dj2big.com

Mia - Tito 'El Bambino'
Bailando Sola - Kartier
Amanécete Conmigo - Magnate & Valenti
No Se - Traben Omawi Bling
Tu No Estas - Ken Y
Muñeca - Shorty
No Puedes Estar Sola - Amaro
La Culebra - Voltio
Llamé Pa' Verte - Wisin & Yandel
Quien Te Dijo Eso - Luis Fonsi
Te Gusta Verme Sufrir - Michael Stuart
I Don't Care - Ricky Martin Feat. Fat Joe
Let Me Love You- Mario Feat. Pantera
Que Ironia - Andy Andy
Bailalo - Angel Y Krhiz

Podcast July 25, 2006 Hip Hop

I want to welcome everyone from Midland & Odessa Texas who listen to the hottest mix show on B93 with yours truly Juan Too Big Perez.

Shoulder Lean Young Dro feat. T.I.
Torn (Remix) Letoya feat. Slim
Swang - Trae feat Fat Pat Hawk
Soldier - Destiny's Child
D-Girl - Brooke Valentine Feat. Pimp C
Chain Hang Low - Jibbs
Go Dj - Lil Wayne
Baby - Ashanti feat. Scarface
Snap Ya Fingers - Lil Jon feat. E-40
Hustler Musik - Lil Wayne
Bossy - Kelis Feat. Too $hort
I Need A Boss - Shareefa Feat. Ludacris
In Da Club - Yonnie feat. Ying Yang Twins

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Here is my newest mix download enjoy!!!

Hot new reggaeton mix!!! This is one of my radio mixes that will be aired this coming weekend. If you want to know how you can have any my mixes customized for your radio station email me dj2big@dj2big.com. The new Fuego Reggaeton CD will be available In July!!! It is one of the hottest Reggaeton mixes that you will ever hear. There will be 5 release parties I will post up that information as soon as I finalize the deals with the clubs.

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1. Aventura - Zion Y Lennox
2. Dime Que Será - Cruzito
3. Cuando Bailes - Varon
4. Mirala Bien Wisin & Yandel
5. Bailando En La Disco - Dino Latino
6. Tu Cintura - Don Omar
7. Down - Ken-Y
8. En La Disco Baoloteo - Wisen Y Yandel
9. En Busca De Un Caldo - Dj Urba & Monserrate
10. Llamé Pa' Verte (Bailando Sexy) - Wisin Y Yandel
11. La Culebra - Voltio
12. La Tortura - Shakira feat. Alejandro Sanz
13. Winding Go Down Girl - Mr. Philips
14. Muñeca - Shorty
15. Peligro - Tito el Bambino
16. Rakata (Remix) - Ja Rule

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This hip hop mix features new tracks not yet released you will soon hear them on the radio station. If you like any of them request them on your local hip hop radio station. I like the Lloyd Banks "My House" a hook taken from Twin Hype back from the early 90's house music hits. If your a B93 listener I want to personally welcome you to my web site. Enjoy all the music and keep listening to The B93 Throwdown!!!

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1. That Girl - Frankie J feat. Mannie Fresh, Slim Thug
2. It's Goin' Down - Yung Joc
3. Way I Be Leanin - Juvenile feat. Mike Jones, Paul Wall
4. Stunnas - Jagged Edge feat. JD
5. Thugs Get Lonely Too - Tupac feat. Nate D
6. Snap Ya Fingers - Lil Jon feat. E-40
7. Wooble and Shake It - Tango feat. Bonecrusher, David Banner
8. Like This - Marques Houston feat. Yung Joc
9. Hustler Musik - Lil Wayne
10. I Need A Boss - Shareefa
11. Outlaw - Tren'l
12. Sick Of Being Lonely - Field Mob feat. Trina
13. Move Around - BG feat. Mannie Fresh
14. My House - Lloyd Banks

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I want to thank everyone that helps me promote my site & mixes online. It has always been a dream of mine to be heard all over the world. I am currently being aired on multiple online radio stations. I'm also being aired on radio stations around the USA, Mexico, Canada, Germany, Japan, Netherlands and who knows were else my mixes have reached. I recently checked the stats of my "Baila Reggaeton CD" it has been downloaded over 500,000 times, WOW!!! All I can say is, thank you. Keep spreading my mixes, keep emailing the mix links to all your friends, keep burning and giving away CD copies of all my mixes to everyone you know!

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The story behind "Baila Reggaeton" CD

"Baila Reggaeton" was never going to be released. It was a mix made to prove to myself I could still make some hot mixes. Back in early 2004 the Reggaeton craze was spreading like fire! I knew that DJ's would start putting out some Reggaeton mix CDs. Being away from the DJ scene for over 6 years I decided to visit one of the local Chicago mix shops. I was surprised to see my "Sad Girl Freestyle" CDs being sold especially when I have not pressed them in years. Aside from that I was asked when in the world was I going to release all my old mixes. I briefly mentioned I was doing some research on Reggaeton music and the mixes out there. They right away gave me 5 CDs that were from the most popular Reggaeton DJs from Chicago and had the hottest selling Reggaeton mixes out. As soon as I jumped in my ride I popped them in 1 by 1. I was disgusted by how these mixes sounded. Like Shit!!! All the blends were off, no breaks, all the blends had music over music without harmonic blending and it sounded like a Mexican band off tune!!! I was embarrassed to say that these new DJs now represent Chicago even the old school DJs Reggaeton mixes were garbage. I thought to myself, these new cats have no respect for the art of mixing, no respect for the history of Chicago DJs. I called one of my friends DJ Suevecito and mentioned to him what I had just heard, he commented that that's the way all Reggaeton mixes were done. I did some research online in hopes to find a mix that was produced properly. I found Reggaeton DJs from all over the world and listened to there mixes, they were all garbage. I found one of the most popular DJs, DJ Casanova. I could not believe my ears this guy is suppose to be the best Reggaeton DJ in the world, he should have been embarrassed with the mix that I heard, my mother could make a better mix than that and she's never DJed in her life. His producing of Regaeton songs were the shit, but his mixes were shit meaning garbage!!! Now I knew right there and then I had to make a stand not for me but for the art form of making a mix. I did more research on the background of Reggaeton and how it evolved from Spanish Reggae from artist like El General etc.. I did not know anything about Reggaeton other than it was hot I knew it was about to explode into the mainstream worldwide. I started asking people online if they knew anything about it. Some how in a chat room on AOL I ran into this girl from Elgin IL., now my friend Jenny and she knew everything about it. Without knowing me I invited her over to my house so I could listen to her CDs, She had every new Reggaeton Album out. I was in Reggaeton heaven. She let me borrow all her CD's. I made a mix just for fun. I let Jenny listen to it she said "the mix was ok". I was like OK! Yes the Juan Too Big Perez ego came out. I was like I am one of the most known & best DJs in Chicago. She said to me "I never heard of you before", Yes I got a reality check, I was one of the most popular DJs in Chicago! I was on a mission from that point on to turn her into a Juan Too Big Perez fan. So I did what I have been doing for 6 years nothing...LOL. A few months later my friend DJ Suavecito had me listen to a mix he had just made. I listened and I was impressed, that mix was pretty good for being blended the wrong way it had a good song selection. I encouraged him to put out the mix, I even named the CD for him it became his first release "Suaveton" Reggaeton Mix. I even went to the stores with him to distribute the CD. Yes the owners bugged me again, when was I going to re-release all my old CDs. While helping Suevecito for a couple of weeks, I decided to listen to more mixes from other DJs around Chicago, yes they were all still garbage. One day while being online one of my DJ2BIG.COM message board members Kkrayzie said to me that people around Chicago were saying that I sucked that I was done, it was over for me. I got pissed. Now that's when I got off my ass and started to make a mix to prove to myself I still had it. I got the hottest sounding Reggaeton songs I could find, songs that sounded like people would not get bored of hearing over and over again. I also grabbed some the all time highest selling Reggaeton songs and made a mix. The mix was not completed though, it needed an intro. I listened to all my old freestyle intro mixes like the "Freestyle Mania 3", "Sad Girl 2, 4, 5", "Untouchables House & Freestyle Mix", Yes I needed inspiration. I then called one of my DJ students DJ Boi Jeanius and had a conversation with him about CPU programs to make break beats. My sampler key board was out of commission for not being turned on in 6 years and I needed to make Reggaeton break beats in order for this mix to be properly produced. He said to me that he used fruityloops, I had no idea what the heck that was...LOL, he said he could make a few Reggaeton break beats for me. The next day he gave me a CD with over 30 short Reggaeton break beats. Boi Jeanius asked, what I needed them for? a lesson I later gave to him by the way I also made up his DJ name Boi Jeanius. I began to make my intro. It took me about 2 weeks to perfect my intro. I then re-edited the mix and perfected all the blends with those Reggaeton break beats. The mix was complete I thought. I must of heard that mix 500 times, I went over to the mix shop inside of North Riverside and let them hear my intro. They went crazy the owner ordered 500 copies, I said to him right away this mix will not be released. He offered me a lot of money for the master I refused. I left the store and Nas called me 5 min later and said Juan you need to put out that mix. laughing I said "I am retired I am done". That is when it dawned on me, Kkrayzie my member from my message board was right, "I was done, it was over for me", then the reality check I got from Jenny hit me again. Right there and then I called Ryan B owner of energy Thursdays and one of the best graphic artist that I know. I set an appointment to make a cover for my mix. He was even excited that I was going to release a new CD. I went back into the studio and tweaked out the intro added the drops said a few things in the beginning "I'm the nika that changed the game and im about to do it again" translation: a lot of the things you hear in Chicago DJ mixes today I originated. The bad ass intros with movie clips, kool ass art work covers, slow song at the end which is my signature endings etc. and this time I was going to do it again with the way this mix was produced, clean edits, perfect blends my signature slow song ending and a bad ass intro something no one in the Reggaeton DJ market worldwide had ever done. That's the way it happened. "Baila Reggaeton" CD was officially released December 29, 2004. Since then all Reggaeton DJ mixes from Chicago have now improved. DJs are now using Reggaeton break beats, even while mixing live at clubs. DJ Casanova mixes are now highly improved somewhat. DJ Suavecito is working on "Suaveton Reggaeton 3" I heard it already its hot. Boi Jeanius can now out scratch me, in fact now I will be taking scratching lessons from him, he aslo is now part of the infamous Henchmen. "Baila Reggaeton 2" will be released this year 2006. I still have not heard a better intro than the one I made for "Baila Reggaeton".

I want to thank everyone mentioned earlier. Jenny from Elgin, DJ Suavecito, Boi Jeanius, Ryan B, Nas and Kkrazie from the DJ2BIG.COM message board for all your help and word of encouragement. Ultimately I thank God Almighty for the talent and gift that he has given me of producing the best mixes in the world.

Untouchables by Juan Too Big Perez

2006-10-31T19:39:00.000-06:00

Juan Too Big Perez
Title: Untouchables
© 1998-2007 DJ2BIG.COM INC.
Genre: Mega Mix
Released: 11/23/98
Copies Sold: 165,000

Ever hear about the time I use to fix DJ PayBack's mixes like some of the "Freestyle Bombs" and "Cruzin Sounds 1". I had to re-edit it and do the finishing touches to the mixes. He is a good dj now but back then he was still learning how to edit. Well there are a couple of facts nobody knows about exept for one of my ex girl friends, Payback Garcia, his brother Scribe from Kinto Soul and me. Untouchables was advertised for 6 months before even Cruzin Sounds 1 came out wich is kinda weird dont you think? The original Untouchables was also going to be done with Alan Badd Mixx Boyed but I decided to do it with Aztek instead because when Cruzin Sounds was released it hit really big, so I needed someone with more expression and was not afraid to do something crazy on a mix. DJ Aztek became my choice it took him 8 months to make his mix for Untouchables. It took me 6 weeks to make my mix on Untouchables. I did not start working on Untouchables untill I heard what Aztek's mix sounded like. When I heard his mix, I got all hyped up, I went home and went to work on Untouchables. Not to mention the last 8 mins on Aztek's mix I helped him finish. There were only 2 weeks left before Untouchables was to be released and Aztek was not done. It was Xmas season of 98, Advertised in Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Texas & California for over a year with 120,000 flyers. We had 8 release parties the day it was released. We sold over 40,000 copies the first week in sales and the rest is history. Enjoy my mix of "Untouchables".

Podcast Oct. 3, 2006

2006-10-03T03:05:00.000-05:00

This is a short reggaeton mix. I have been kind of busy with school. Well enjoy and hit me up whenever. Don't for get to hit me up on my myspace myspace.com/dj2big. If you want to add a cool music player to your myspace check this out http://www.dj2big.com/musicplayer.htm.

Podcast Sept. 1, 2006

2006-09-01T08:51:00.000-05:00

Hey whats going on! I know I have not posted a new mix in a while, I was having some technical problems with my laptop, I cracked the screen on accident, took a while to get it back from the shop. Well im back online. So here is the new DJ2BIG.COM Podcast. Do not forget to burn some copies and share with everyone one you know and don't know. If you going clubbin this weekend burn a few of my mixes on some CDs and give them away to the car riden next to you!. Spread the word about my mixes and web site. You would be surprised how far the DJ2BIG.COM Podcast has gone because of you! All over South America recently in Japan, Mexico, Puerto Rico I even have some soilders out protecting our country listening!

Podcast July 29, 2006 Hip Hop Reggaeton

2006-07-25T15:57:00.000-05:00

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Enough Cryin' - Mary J Blige
Oochie Pop - Mystikal
Just A Lil Bit - 50 Cent
U and Dat - E-40 Kandi Girl T-Pain
Me U (remix) - Cassie Feat. Diddy
Me & U Main - Cassie
I Call It Love - Lionel Richie
Run It - Chris Brown
Gallery - Mario Vasquez
Noche de Sexo - Aventura
Hate It Or Love It - Game 50 Cent Mary J Blige
Are You A Dime - Nick Cannon
Party To Damascus - Wyclef Jean feat.
Hot 2 Nite - New Edition
Freaky - Young Rome Feat.
Forever Girl - Q feat. Jazze Pha
Say I - Christina Milian

Podcast July 26, 2006 Reggaeton

2006-07-25T15:41:00.000-05:00

If you are a reggaeton artist and wish to have your song played on one of my radio mixes and podcast emial your mp3 dj2big@dj2big.com

Mia - Tito 'El Bambino'
Bailando Sola - Kartier
Amanécete Conmigo - Magnate & Valenti
No Se - Traben Omawi Bling
Tu No Estas - Ken Y
Muñeca - Shorty
No Puedes Estar Sola - Amaro
La Culebra - Voltio
Llamé Pa' Verte - Wisin & Yandel
Quien Te Dijo Eso - Luis Fonsi
Te Gusta Verme Sufrir - Michael Stuart
I Don't Care - Ricky Martin Feat. Fat Joe
Let Me Love You- Mario Feat. Pantera
Que Ironia - Andy Andy
Bailalo - Angel Y Krhiz

Podcast July 25, 2006 Hip Hop

2006-07-25T15:15:00.000-05:00

I want to welcome everyone from Midland & Odessa Texas who listen to the hottest mix show on B93 with yours truly Juan Too Big Perez.

Shoulder Lean Young Dro feat. T.I.
Torn (Remix) Letoya feat. Slim
Swang - Trae feat Fat Pat Hawk
Soldier - Destiny's Child
D-Girl - Brooke Valentine Feat. Pimp C
Chain Hang Low - Jibbs
Go Dj - Lil Wayne
Baby - Ashanti feat. Scarface
Snap Ya Fingers - Lil Jon feat. E-40
Hustler Musik - Lil Wayne
Bossy - Kelis Feat. Too $hort
I Need A Boss - Shareefa Feat. Ludacris
In Da Club - Yonnie feat. Ying Yang Twins

Dex Dirty "Whip Whop"

2006-07-11T04:38:00.000-05:00

Back in January I made a Dex Dirty mix podcast featuring a hot new artist from the east coast Dex Dirty. I spoke with Dex a few days ago and his empire is coming to Hip Hop like Armageddon. He is on fire! He just released a few more singles for the Hip Hop world to embrace and Dex Dirty is doing big things. He will be featured on many up coming mix tapes nation wide. Do not be surprised if you hear him on your local radio station as well. Since the first time I heard his track "Trust Me" I knew this kid has what it takes. Talent a Hustlers Mentality and has surrounded himself with the right people to achieve greatness. If you love Hip Hop and want to hear the future for yourself visit www.DexDirty.com right now and download all his tracks and spread the word.

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Podcast June 24, 2006 Hip Hop

2006-06-23T03:40:00.000-05:00

This hip hop mix features new tracks not yet released you will soon hear them on the radio station. If you like any of them request them on your local hip hop radio station. I like the Lloyd Banks "My House" a hook taken from Twin Hype back from the early 90's house music hits. If your a B93 listener I want to personally welcome you to my web site. Enjoy all the music and keep listening to The B93 Throwdown!!!

That Girl - Frankie J feat. Mannie Fresh, Slim Thug
It's Goin' Down - Yung Joc
Way I Be Leanin - Juvenile feat. Mike Jones, Paul Wall
Stunnas - Jagged Edge feat. JD
Thugs Get Lonely Too - Tupac feat. Nate D
Snap Ya Fingers - Lil Jon feat. E-40
Wooble and Shake It - Tango feat. Bonecrusher, David Banner
Like This - Marques Houston feat. Yung Joc
Hustler Musik - Lil Wayne
I Need A Boss - Shareefa
Outlaw - Tren'l
Sick Of Being Lonely - Field Mob feat. Trina
Move Around - BG feat. Mannie Fresh
My House - Lloyd Banks

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Podcast June 21, 2006 Reggaeton

2006-06-20T23:53:00.000-05:00

Hot new reggaeton mix!!! This is one of my radio mixes that will be aired this coming weekend. If you want to know how you can have any my mixes customized for your radio station email me dj2big@dj2big.com. The new Fuego Reggaeton CD will be available In July!!! It is one of the hottest Reggaeton mixes that you will ever hear. There will be 5 release parties I will post up that information as soon as I finalize the deals with the clubs.

Aventura - Zion Y Lennox
Dime Que Será - Cruzito
Cuando Bailes - Varon
Mirala Bien Wisin & Yandel
Bailando En La Disco - Dino Latino
Tu Cintura - Don Omar
Down - Ken-Y
En La Disco Baoloteo - Wisen Y Yandel
En Busca De Un Caldo - Dj Urba & Monserrate
Llamé Pa' Verte (Bailando Sexy) - Wisin Y Yandel
La Culebra - Voltio
La Tortura - Shakira feat. Alejandro Sanz
Winding Go Down Girl - Mr. Philips
Muñeca - Shorty
Peligro - Tito el Bambino
Rakata (Remix) - Ja Rule

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