Michael Jackson Fans Need This Mixtape

Are You A Huge Michael Jackson Fan? Because If So You Need This Mixtape!

This is THE MIXTAPE for all Michael Jackson Fans and Mixtape Fans Alike!

Check out the ultra hot Michael Jackson Mixtape by DJ Emir. This amazing 80 minute mixtape features 52 Tracks of the hottest Michael Jackson songs, live DJ remixes and Songs by various artists that sampled Michael Jackson songs including Tupac, MC Lyte, Jay-Z and NAS.

This unique mixtape is tends to stay in heavy rotation in cars and homes everywhere!

"DJ Emir's Michael Jackson Mixtape remains my favorite CD to this day, if it were a traditional cassette mixtape I would have worn it out and broke the tape already LOL" -John Espinoza.

"I Love this mixtape, it helps get me through my commute to work and back each day!" - Andrea M. 

"One of the best mixtapes I have had the pleasure of owning!" - Marcus O. 

"This mixtape bangs from start to finish" - Vince

DJ Emir Michael Jackson Mixtape Cover

DJ Emir Michael Jackson Mixtape Cover back Track Listing

Track List For The Michael Jackson Mixtape:

1. Michael Jackson - Badder Than Bad (DJ Emir Remix)
2. Felli Fel ft Sean Paul, Pitbull & Flo Rida - Feel It
3. Michael Jackson - Wanna Be Starting Something
4. Busta Rhymes vs Michael Jackson - Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See (Remix)
5. Michael Jackson - Wanna Be Starting Something
6. Rihanna - Please Don't Stop The Music (Wanna Be Starting Something Remix)
7. Gwen Stephanie, Akon & Maroon 5 - Give Me A Sweet Reason To Escape
8. Michael Jackson vs Gwen Stephanie & Akon - The Way You Make Me Feel (Remix)
9. Michael Jackson - Rock With You
10. Michael Jackson - Billie Jean
11. Donovan vs Michael Jackson - Mello Yellow (Billie Jean Remix)
12. Justin Timberlake vs Michael Jackson - Sexy Back (Billie Jean Remix)
13. Michael Jackson vs Flo Rida - Billie Jean Gets Low (DJEmir Remix)
14. Michael Jackson - P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)
15. Kanye West - Good Life (Sampled P.Y.T. Pretty Young Thing)
16. Michael Jackson - Human Nature (Remix)
17. NAS - It Ain't Hard To Tell (Sampled Human Nature)
18. Michael Jackson - Human Nature (Remix)
19. Michael Jackson vs Juelz Santana - Man In the Mirror (Whistle Song Remix)
20. Jackson 5 vs Sean Paul - I Want You Back (Buy Out Riddim Reggae Remix)
21. Jackson 5 vs Beenie Man - I Want You Back (Bookshelf Riddim Reggae Remix)
22. Jackson 5 - I Want You Back Interlude
23. Akon and T-Pain vs Jackson 5 - I Want My Bartender Back
24. Jackson 5 vs Naughty By Nature - ABC... 123... OPP
25. Jay-Z - I.Z.Z.O. (Sampled from ABC)
26. Jackson 5 - Rocking Robin
27. Jamie Foxx ft T-Pain - Blame It On the Alcohol
28. Michael Jackson - You Rock My World (DJ Emir Blame It Remix)
29. Michael Jackson - You Rock My World (DJ Emir Ballin with Paper Planes Remix)
30. Michael Jackson ft Will.I.Am - Girl Is Mine 2008 Remix
31. Michael Jackson - They Don't Care About Us (DJ Emir Remix)
32. Ron Browz ft Jim Jones & Juelz Santana - Pop Champagne (DJ Emir Remix)
33. Michael Jackson - They Don't Care About Us (DJ Emir Remix)
34. Michael Jackson & Akon - Hold My Hand
35. LL Cool J- Hey Lover (Sampled from Lady In My Life)
36. MC Lyte Ft Xscape - Keep On, Keeping On (Sampled from Liberian Girl)
37. Michael Jackson - Liberian Girl
38. 2pac - Letter to My Unborn Child (Sampled from Liberian Girl)
39. NAS ft Das EFX - Where Are They Now 90's Edition (Transition Mix)
40. Michael Jackson & Janet Jackson - Scream
41. Michael Jackson - Baby Be Mine
42. Michael Jackson - Blame it On The Boogie
43. DJ Emir - Blame it On The Boogie My Baby’s Always Dancing Transition
44. The Jackson 5 - Dancing Machine DJ Emir Re-Drum Remix
45. Michael Jackson - Remember The Time (Remix)
46. Michael Jackson - Black and White
47. Pitbull & Lil Jon - Krazy (DJ Emir Black & White Remix Part 1)
48. Method Man - P.L.O. Style (Badder Than Bad Remix)
49. Michael Jackson - Smooth Criminal (Original)
50. Michael Jackson - Don't Stop Til You get Enough
51. Michael Jackson - Thriller
52. Michael Jackson - Beat It

The DJ Emir Michael Jackson Mixtape has won several awards and is continuously listened to by mixtape fans around the world. Get your copy Today at: 

www.djemir.com/michaeljackson-mixtape.html 

DJ Emir Mixtape Volume 13

Get the ultra Hot DJ Emir Mixtape Volume 13 Now at www.DJEMIR.com

Filled with 40 Tracks of the Hottest Hip Hop Reggae, Dance Music and Remixes, mixed by world class nightclub DJ, Emir Santana, This hot Mixtape is sure to please.

Get this hot mixtape CD at www.djemir.com/mixtape13.html

Just $9.99 For This Hot Full Length 80 Minute Mixtape CD!

Check out the First 20 minutes of this incredible mixtape for Free below and get the Full Length 80 minute mixtape at www.djemir.com/mixtape13.html

DJ Emir Mixtape Volume 13 Mixtape available at www.djemir.com/mixtape13.html 

DJ Emir Mixtape Volume 13 Track Listing. Mixtape available at www.djemir.com/mixtape13.html 

DJ Emir Mixtape Volume 13 Track Listing:

1. Fun Featuring Janelle Monae - We Are Young (Donk Remix)
2. Tears For Fears - Shout (DJ Emir Remix)
3. J. Cole - Workout (DJ Emir Remix)
4. Maroon 5 - One More Night (DJ Emir Blend Remix)
5. Too Short Featuring E-40 - Money On The Floor
6. Prince Sole Featuring Iamsu! & Rayven Justice - Fuego
7. Tyga - Faded
8. T.I. - Ball
9. Bash featuring Too Short - Break It Down
10. Ty$ - Allstar
11. Starting Six Featuring Mann - This Ain't Water
12. Travis Porter Featuring Tyga - Ayy Ladies
13. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Wanz - Thrift Store
14. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Wanz - Thrift Store (Electro Remix)
15. Loverance - Skipper Up (Electro Remix)
16. LMFAO - Party Rock Anthem
17. Akon & Ludacris - Drop Down
18. Flo-Rida - Good Feeling
19. Benni Bennasi Featuring Gary Go - Cinema (Skrillex Remix)
20. B.O.B. Featuring Lil Wayne - Strange Clouds
21. Wiz Khalifa - Work Hard Play Hard
22. Travis Barker Featuring Busta Rhymes, Twista & Yelawolf - Lets Go
23. Bei Maejor Featuring Waka Flocka Flame - Lights Down Low
24. Rihanna & Chris Brown - Cake Remix
25. Jay-Z & Kanye West - Clique
26. Drake Featuring The Weekend & Edley Shine - Crew Love DJ Emir Reggae Refix
27. Sean Paul Featuring Alexis Jordan - Got 2 Luv U
28. Chris Brown Featuring Kevin McCall - Strip
29. The Dream Featuring Pusha T - Dope Chick
30. Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa - Young, Wild & Free
31. Tyga - Rack City Chick
32. Clyde Carson Featuring The Team - Slow Down
33. Flo-Rida - Whistle
34. Drake & Lil Wayne- The Motto
35. Sir Mix Alott - Baby Got Back
36. LMFAO - Sexy & I Know It
37. Rihanna - S&M (Remix)
38. Jay-Z & Kanye West featuring T.I. - Niggas in Paris Remix
39. Jay-Z & Kanye West Niggas in Paris
40. Driicky Graham - Snap Backs & Tattoos

Just $9.99 For This Hot Full Length 80 Minute Mixtape CD!

DJ Emir Santana Event Bookings

DJ Emir Santana World Class Mixtape Producer and Nightclub DJ

DJ Emir Santana is a world-class mixtape producer and nightclub DJ. Emir has traveled the world bringing his aggressive and captivating style to turntables everywhere. DJ Emir has electrified clubs in Denver, Las Vegas, New York and many other cities with his fast paced mix of Top 40, Hip Hop, and Electro. Emir has performed Dancehall Reggae and Hip Hop Sets on the islands of Grenada, St Thomas, and Jamaica, and  has brought his hard hitting sounds to the tip of Alaska for their yearly Iditarod dog sled race after parties.

DJ Emir's mixtapes have brought him global recognition and his mixtape fans span the globe from the United States to France, Russia, Dubai, Canada and Australia. You can listen to samples of his mixtapes at www.djemir.com and find more contact information in the contact page of the website.

To Book DJ Emir Santana for your next event call 1-303-995-0875
Signed contract & half down deposit required to finalize all bookings

DJ Emir Santana Press Kit Biography Page One Sheet

DJ Emir Santana Press Kit Accolades Page

DJ Emir Batman Mixtape

The Batman Mixtape:

The Batman Mixtape, the hot new Batman themed mixtape by DJ Emir the Dark Knight of the Mixtape World, featuring over 48 tracks of the hottest Hip Hop, Reggae and Dance Music on One hot 80 minute mixtape CD.

Get The Batman Mixtape at www.djemir.com/batman-mixtape.html

DJ Emir Batman Mixtape CD

1. DJ Emir - Batman Mixtape Intro
2. Pitbull - Calle Ocho DJ Emir Remix
3. Clinton Sparks ft JD & DJ Class - Favorite DJ
4. Clinton Sparks ft Sean Paul - Favorite DJ Remix
5. Tag Team - Whoomp There It Is BMore Remix
6. Fat Man Scoop Serafin - It Takes BMore
7. Lil Jon 3OH3 - Hey Put Your Drinks Up Remix
8. Lil Jon - Shots
9. Black Eyed Peas - Boom Boom Pow
10. Pitbull - The Future
11. Black Eyed Peas ft Fat Man Scoop - Boom Boom Pow Remix 
12.Chelly vs Robin S. - Took The Night Show Me Love Remix
13. Katy Perry - Hot & Cold (DJ Emir Afro-Consciousness Remix)
14. Usher - OMG15. Akon - Unless We Fkn
16. Enrique Iglesias ft Ludacris - Tonight I'm Fkin You
17. Flo Rida - Low18. Ludacris - How Low Can You Go
19. Da Shop Boyz - Party Like a Rock Star
20. Bon Jovi - Wanted Dead or Alive (Lollipop Remix)
21. Trey Songz ft Busta Rhymes and Nicki Minaj - Bottoms Up (Busta Rhymes Remix)
22. DJ Khaled - All I Do Is Win (Busta Rhymes Remix)
23. DJ Khaled - All I Do Is Win (Ludacris Verse)
24. Chris Brown ft Busta Rhymes - Look At Me Now
25. Katy Perry - E.T. (AKA Alien Sex)
26. T.I. - Poppin Bottles
27. Wiz Khalifa - Black And Yellow
28. Jeremih ft 50 Cent - Down on Me
29. Amy Whine House vs Dawn Penn - Rehab Remix
30. Lloyd Banks - Beamer Benz and Bently
31. Lil Jon - Snap Your Fingers
32. Cali Swagg District - Teach Me how To Dougie
33. Cali Swagg District - Teach Me How To Dougie Remix
34. Ludacris - My Chick Bad35. Bruno Mars - Billionaire Remix
36. Jay-Z - Public Service Announcement Remix
37. Chris Brown ft Timbaland - Paper Scissor Rock
38. Serani - No Games
39. Future Fambo ft Beenie Man - Drinking Rum & Redbull
40. Wiz Khalifa - Roll Up 
41. Chiddy Bang - Good Life
42. Dr. Dre ft Snoop Dogg and Akon - Kush
43. Ty Dolla ft Joe Moses - All Star
44. Wisin Y Yandel - Rackata
45. Lupe Fiasco - Superstar Reggaeton Remix
46. Baby Bash ft E40 - Go Girl
47. E40 50 Cent Too Short - Bitch
48. Snoop Dogg - Boom
49. Mann - Buzzin

Mixtape Fans

More DJ Emir Mixtape Fans From Various Nightclub Parties in Denver and Around The World
Here are a few more pictures of Mixtape Fans that love DJ Emir Mixtapes.


Why do so many people love these mixtapes? Because they are real mixtapes. What does the concept of real mixtapes mean? Real mixtapes contain DJ Mixes, creativity, remixes, blends, cuts and scratches, tons of great music and a virtual party on every mixtape. That is why people love DJ Emir Mixtapes, because that is exactly what people find when they stumble upon DJ Emir mixtapes. Real mixtapes, mixed by a world class nightclub and mixtape DJ, DJ Emir Santana.

Mixtape Fan Justina w DJ Emir at Lavish Lounge Denver CO

DJ Drama and DJ Emir at 303 Nightclub Denver Colorado Drama holding up DJ Emir Iron Man Mixtape

Montage of DJ Emir Iron Man Mixtape Fans

More DJ Emir IronMan Mixtape Fans

Check out the DJ Emir Ironman Mixtape Gold Member Mixtape and Michael Jackson Mixtape at www.djemir.com and Be on the look out for new mixtapes coming soon.

Iron Man Mixtape

Iron Man Mixtape

If you haven't already picked up a copy of the Iron Man Mixtape you have been missing out, Get your copy today at http://www.djemir.com/ this mixtape has been named "The Official hardest Mixtape In Los Angeles" and remains a favorite amongst many mixtape fans.




Iron Man Mixtape Cover Design


The Iron Man Mixtape is also one of my own personal favorite mixtapes. Partially cause the mixtape just goes hard from start to finish and partially cause my buddy Roger made me step up to a challenge to create another hard mixtape intro like the one I made on the Star Wars Mixtape.

One of my favorite nightclub promoters Roger Keeler AKA "Big Rog" aka "Hollywood Rog" once told me he was partial to my Star wars Mixtape because of the intro and the song choices. he said "I love all your mixtapes, they've all been really good with the music choices and the mixing, but I have to say to this day my favorite is still your Volume 6 the Star wars Mixtape. Just the way you started it off and some of the mixes on there are pure classic. Then he drove the point home with "To this day you still haven't topped off the intro you did on volume 6 your Star Wars Mixtape" (I Took those words to heart when I decided to try and top that intro off this time around)

(FYI: his new favorite mixtape is now the Michael Jackson Mixtape)

When Roger reminded me that he really liked the intro on that particular mixtape one more time and then added "you really should create another mixtape intro like that" I decided to try and top off that intro in the creation of my New Iron Man Mixtape. I looked through my Vinyl collection and found a few great lines from Ludacris and KRS One to get things going. The Mixtape Intro I came up with on the Iron Man Mixtape actually starts off with Tony Stark himself saying "Is it better to be feared or respected? I Say why can't you have both?" followed by Ludacris and KRS One mini word juggles to create a DJ Diss Intro worthy of possibly replacing Roger's favorite mixtape intro.

I had a big event coming up at the time I was creating the Iron man Mixtape in Arizona with Keak the Sneak (Right Hand Man to E40) Big Rosh, and a few others and I was adament I would finish this mixtape in time for the event so I knocked out the mixtape as quickly as possible. This was a daunting task considering I had to try and weave in parts of the Iron man Movie into the mixtape without taking away from the flow of the mixes all within a weeks time) They did it big for this show too, huge sound and light package bands, Hip Hop Groups and of Course DJ Emir. They also had a buffet with choice of Fillet Mignon or Salmon and they had the Snackets a group of Back up dancers for the party and for one of the bands. The snackets were dressed in Christmas outfits cause it was going to be sent to the troops around Christmas as the whole event was being filmed to be sent the Troops in the Middle East.

I finished the mixtape and had it mastered for duplication within the week. The Covers did not return from printing in time for the event in Arizona so I had to take a few Iron Man Mixtapes with me that had home printed mixtape covers. To make up for this I also brought along a bunch of Transformers Mixtapes with the professionally printed UV Coated mixtape covers.

It was during this trip that I heard the distinct difference between the Transformers Mixtape and the Iron Man Mixtape. I gave a copy of both mixtapes to the Limo Driver that picked me up at the airport he popped in the Transformers mixtape and after listening to the Iron Man mixtape over the course of the week the Transformers Mixtape sounded much slower paced. I Immediately realized just how much harder the Iron Man mixtape was and I became excited. It was almost like an out of body experience, cause I could not tell if I had possibly topped my previous mixtape until that very moment.

By the time the two day event had concluded I had handed out all the copies of the mixtape that I brought with me. I already was receiveing good feedback from several of the attendees, guests and performers and I myself finally had a chance to really listen to the final version of the mixtape on the plane ride over to Arizona. So after the limosine dropped me off at Tucson International Airport I flew back home to Denver extremely excited about this new mixtape. The New Mixtape Covers had arrived in Denver before I did so I picked them up on the way home from the Airport. One of the first things I did when I arrived back home was send a copy to a few blogs a few magazines.  I even sent a huge batch of mixtapes to one of my promoter buddies, Joloni of J's VIP list Los Angeles.

Just a few weeks later I got a phone call from Joloni telling me...

"Did you know you are pretty well known out here in Los Angeles? I gave your mixtape out to everyone a few of the DJs knew you by name and told me they really like your mixtapes. I told em yeah that's my boy we go way back and he said 'I love Emir's mixtapes I really was feeling his transformers mixtape' This is coming from DJ 5 Star, he's one of the cats out here that DJs all the time, so I gotta tell you you are doing something right if they are telling me these things"

then he laid it out by saying "I passed out all 100 mixtapes you sent me and everyone is really feeling your Iron man Mixtape, they all said it was hard! Congratulations, you now officially have the Hardest Mixtape In Los Angeles!"

As expected from a project that I myself got excited about, many people soon came on board. Several websites, blogs and magazines took a quick shine to the Iron Man Mixtape as well including the following mixtape review from Rap Mullet:

DJ Emir Iron Man Mixtape Review Article By http://www.rapmullet.com/

 Iron Man Mixtape Review from Rapmullet.com  

"Welcome DJ Emir to the Rapmullet review section. His catch phrase is "Real DJs Do Real Things" so I'm expecting some skill and some mixing. Check out his website: www.djemir.com when you get a chance. Def a quality home base for a quality DJ, cats need to take notes on the business side of things.


I haven't heard "Mama Said Knock You Out" in a minute but that "Get Buck" remix was cool as a fan. We used to come out to our basketball games to this song back in the day. Emir was transforming the fuck outta the remix too. That "Tambourine Soul" mix was the shit too. I can def see the club getting amped to this joint; Rakim never sounded fresher. I loved how he went from Wayne Wonders "No Letting Go" into the Bangles "Walk Like An Egyptian" with that Digable Planets vocal looped in the background and the "Touch It" beat rocking throughout. "Jockin Jay-Z" with Oasis' "Wonderwall" was def potent product and it went into the "50 Cent vs DJ Emir" perfectly as Emir spazzed on the cuts. I don't usually fuck with Rihanna but that mix of "Please Don't Stop The Music" was crazy as cat shit. Can't never go wrong fucking with a classic Mike Jackson either. 


This project is 60 + tracks long, continuous mixing, tons of skill, some quality mash ups (hate that phrase) and overall just a high-energy party type joint. I give Emir credit cause he pulled off the three turntable vibe like a vet and he let the music do the talking so to speak. Meaning it has that vibe of Emir starting out with a few tracks in mind and he lets the music take over while he just mixes and at the end of it all you got 60 tracks. If you're into party joints this is def the mixtape series for you. Shout to Emir for keeping mixtape hope alive, it is appreciated man...thanks. "

View The Iron Man Mixtape Review at:
http://www.rapmullet.com/2009/02/dj-emir---vol-10-iron-man-mixtape.html

Which consequently also recieved a few nice feedback comments from a few of my own mixtape fans and one from another blog that also did their own review

DJ Emir Iron Man Mixtape Review Reader Comments

You can find the Iron man Mixtape online at www.djemir.com/ironman-mixtape.html

Transformers Mixtape

DJ Emir Transformers Mixtape: A Mixtape Fan Favorite

One of my own personal favorite mixtapes has always ben the Transformers Mixtape. Partially because of the Transformers movie theme underlying the mixtape and partially because it was a landmark shift in my overall style of mixing. While I personally liked the Iron Man Mixtape even more due in part to the hardness of the intro and because I decided to try and out do the Transformers mixtape in terms of the creativity and aggresiveness, and all my other mixtapes for that matter, I must admit there's something about the Transformers mixtape that makes it, as one mixtape fan so eloquently put it "timeless."

This timeless quality can be attributed to many things. Mostly it's because the songs chosen for the CD were really great songs that have continued to stand the test of time. Some were already classics that had been remixed. Maybe it was the abundance of classics that were remixed for the project or maybe it was the perfect way the movie dialogues were integrated seamlessly into this one, flowing ever smoothly throughout the entire mixtape. Maybe it's the massive music edits and cuts so aggressively mixed that make this mixtape such a classic. Or perhaps it's the strong presence commanded by Optimus Prime's voice that makes the Transformers Mixtape stand out so much. Either way the Transformers mixtape will always hold a special place in my heart as one of my own personal favorites. Apparently this holds true for many of my fans as well. Time and time again I am told that The Transformers Mixtape is one of their own personal favorites. One of the mixtapes many return to time and time again. This undoubtedly is why it actually picked up a few awards with a few smaller magazines, publications and websites and why fan mail (email and standard postal mail) continues to roll in for the Transformers Mixtape and for a few of the mixtapes that followed like the Iron Man Mixtape and Michael Jackson Mixtape.

The following article is taken from the pages of VIP Nightclub Magazine
Chronicling the Mixtape of The Year Award they bestowed upon My Transformers Mixtape CD

DJ Emir Transformers Mixtape VIP nightclub Magazine 2008 Mixtape of The Year Award Article

"Our best of 2008 issue would not be complete without a "Best DJ" category and a "Best Mixtape" award category. For the past several years we here at VIP Nightclub magazine have listened to Thousands of mixtapes, gone to countless nightclubs and listened to thousands of DJs. We continue to find many great DJs out in the clubs, and on mixtapes. Some just blend in with all the others and some really stand out even amongst the other great DJs. As far as mixtapes go, there are thousands out there, many of them are horrible, there are some decent ones, some good ones, a few great ones and then there are the occasional gems, potential classics that are to be coveted and played in heavy rotation for years.

Often choosing a winner for awards like these can be difficult. Many candidates tend to be equally impressive and each DJ embodies unique qualities that elevate their performance from the other DJs. This year however we found One particular individual who both live in the club and on mixtape stood out above all the other DJs. That DJ was DJ Emir Santana and both his live mixing and his incredible mixtape The Transformers Mixtape stood out so much that both were quickly singled out as the absolute best of the best.

DJ Emir’s Transformers mixtape is so well put together and so extremely entertaining that one can listen to it over and over without ever tiring or needing to fast forward. With the insane mixing, scratches and remixes DJ Emir threw on this mixtape, the Transformers Mixtape has dominated the nightclub mixtape circuit. It decimated the inferior mixtapes that have flooded the market and over-saturated the mixtape markets with hosts of inferior products. In a world that has become much too complacent with mediocrity, DJ Emir has elevated our expectations and brought back hope to a dying breed of mixtapes. His Transformers Mixtape truly is a masterpiece of epic proportions. We have listened to it on a constant basis at home in the office and in our rides and yet it remains our all time favorite mixtape of the year. Thus we have crowned DJ Emir’s Transformers Mixtape with its most deserved title of VIP Night Club Magazine 2008 Mixtape of The Year. Available at www.DJEMIR.com" - VIP Nightclub Magazine Fall 2008

Popular Mixtapes

The following mixtapes are some of the more popular mixtapes at http://www.djemir.com/

Badder Than Bad: The Ultimate Michael Jackson Mixtape: Michael Jackson themed mixtape with the Best of Michael Jackson's hits plus remixes and music inspired by or created from Michael Jackson and Jackson 5 hit songs and classics. Mixtape fans have continuously expressed their appreciation of this mixtape saying that the Michael Jackson Mixtape is one their favorite mixtape of all time of course of few of them have said the same thing about the Iron Man Mixtape as well



Michael Jackson Mixtape

 The Iron Man Mixtape: Iron Man Themed Hip Hop and Reggae Mixtape available at:

http://www.djemir.com/ironman-mixtape.html 



Iron Man Mixtape

 The Transformers Mixtape: Transformers themed Hip Hop & Reggae Mixtape

available at http://www.djemir.com/transformers-mixtape.html

Transformers Mixtape



18K Dancehall Mixtape: Dancehall Reggae Music Mixtape CD

Filled to the brim with 64 tracks of the hottest Dancehall Reggae this mixtape has become a favorite amongst reggae fans around the globe.

Dancehall Reggae Mixtape

Whether it's the Michael Jackson Mixtape, The Iron Man Mixtape, the Transformers Mixtape or the Reggae Mixtape you desperately want you can pick up all these mixtapes and other popular mixtapes at http://www.djemir.com/