Showing posts with label mixtapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mixtapes. Show all posts

Sunday, June 9, 2013

SWTOR: Star Wars The Old Republic

You can play along with DJ Emir on Star Wars The Old Republic when he's not busy creating flyer designs, mixtapes or deejayying for events and parties. You can find his level 55 Jedi Sage "DJ-Emir" on the Harbinger Server a few nights a week and join the guild he is on Tatooine Swim Club a nice set of friendly players that will help you with ops and Flash Points with access to Mumble Game communication servers a full guild bank and more. If Emir is not too busy he'll gladly help you with flash points and operations.


For help with Datacron locations and more visit www.swtor-spy.com

And as always for great music, mixtapes and more visit www.djemir.com

PS: Check out the Star Wars Mixtape at www.djemir.com/starwars-mixtape.html

Star Wars Mixtape By DJ Emir

Star Wars Mixtape Back Cover

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

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!

Thursday, November 8, 2012

Master of The Mix Season 3 Audition

DJ Emir Santana Master of The Mix Season 3 Audition And Interview Video

I had a little time yesterday to upload my revamped Master of The Mix DJ Battle Competition Mini Mix and Interview video for the Master of The Mix Season 3 DJ Auditions. Hopefully I get a shot at taking home the $250,000 Grand prize and title of Master of The MIX...

If chosen I plan to represent hard for DJs in my City (Denver) and all over the world that love the art of Deejaying and that value Technics Turntables,  the art of turntablism and the art of moving the crowd. Hope you enjoy the video. I also added a few clips of me performing a few Kung Fu moves from the Shaolin  Drunken Kung Fu system taken from my pre-test into master level and also a few clips of me sparring with my fellow Shaolin student brethren. Watch, Enjoy and share with friends.

If You would like to book me, DJ Emir for events or nightclubs anywhere in the world 
give me a Call at 1-303-995-0875 or email me at:


To watch the video directly on YouTube visit: http://youtu.be/dCoDInucic8 

For more hot mixes & Mixtapes visit www.djemir.com 

DJ Emir Santana Denver Colorado



Friday, July 20, 2012

Dark Knight Rises Aurora Fatal Shooting Donations


DJ Emir Now Donating a Portion of all Batman Mixtape Sales & Doing a few events to benefit the victims of the Aurora Dark Knight Rises Tragedy and The Victims of The Colorado Springs Fire.


I'm Personally donating a portion of all sales to the victims of the Dark Knight Rises Aurora Shootings and to victims of the Colorado Springs Fires. To purchase a Batman mixtape visit www.djemir.com/batman-mixtape.html

For details on the shooting tragedy itself visit http://emirsantana.blogspot.com/2012/07/deadly-shooting-at-premier-of-batman.html

Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Haters Make Me Famous

HATERS MAKE ME FAMOUS!

Never let the Haters get to you no matter what they say! Just remember that Haters are part of a complex system that help make people even more famous. It doesn't matter whether the hate is warranted or not, whether the person being hated on actually has skill or not. The more people talk about them, be it positive or negative, the more popular they are bound to become. It's also important to note that in order for a comment to affect someone, or rather "hurt their feelings" they have to first respect the opinion of the person that made the comment in the first place. It also helps if the person making statements can actually form coherent sentences and use some semi decent grammar and punctuation, otherwise anything they try and post on the internet can be easily dismissed as uneducated dribble.


I'm OK with my own personal set of Haters! Most of them actually help me, First by trying to state things that aren't true as facts on forums, blogs, Tweets and Facebook  posts and Second for sending people in my direction as they try and verify my Haters' so called facts and insinuations. Haters make people famous by putting so much emphasis on the object of their hatred that people are naturally drawn to find out more.

For instance, now that Paris Hilton has decided to ADD DJ to her resumé a billion DJs have immediately started posting sentiments of hatred towards her lack of skills. Lets face it she is not currently a REAL DJ. Still she is more than likely to get paid tons more money than most skilled DJs simply because of her already pre-existing fame and the crowd draw that comes with it, plus the curiosity draw of you guessed it HATERS! The same can be said for Pauly D, though one can argue that at least he has some form of actual skill, even if it still needs a ton of development. It is possible that Pars Hilton and DJ Pauly D can both eventually become good DJs so long as they both take the time to practice. Pauly D having locked down a residency at the Palms Hotel and Casino will be able to gradually increase his skill and ability by the default action of consistently playing gigs which basically means he will be practicing more and more while in front of a crowd. He also seems to have a drive to improve so I expect him to do so faster than Paris. The same goes for DJ Baby Chino, he's getting booked and paid more than DJs that have tons more skills than he does simply because of the gimmick / draw factor of his young age, still the more haters hate, the more famous these people get. Truth be told Baby Chino will continue to improve , Pauly D will continue to improve and already having the fame, so long as their skills increase fast enough to offset their deteriorating fame, they should be able to continue making a living off of their later found skill. It's like a martial artist when young they concentrate on speed, quick reflexes and strength to beat their opponents, later in life they better have developed skill, cunning and deception or they will soon falter to a younger, faster, stronger opponent.

Haters you can keep hating and talk about some old post or something dumb I may have or not have said, some mix I may have messed up in 1992 when I was first starting out as a DJ or some other DJ Emir that you think is me. But when you send people my way, I am going to make sure they form their own positive opinion of me and do what I do best... create new fans from your hatred and my skill. So to all my HATERS... THANK YOU... for making me famous! - DJ Emir Santana www.djemir.com 



Thursday, February 16, 2012

Mixtapes That Move You

These days there seems to be an excessive amount of people that use the word "Mixtape" way too loosely. Often they are referring to nothing more than just a compilation of songs. Just know that when I create a mixtape or am talking about one of my own mixtapes it is always in reference to a superbly mixed DJ Mix set of choice songs that will ultimately move you.

Two of my own Mixtape Fans' favorites are my Batman Mixtape and My Michael Jackson Mixtape

DJ Emir Batman Mixtape available at www.djemir.com/batman-mixtape.html

DJ Emir Batman Mixtape available at www.djemir.com/batman-mixtape.html

DJ Emir Michael Jackson Mixtape available at www.djemir.com/michaeljackson-mixtape.html

You can pick up both of these hot mixtapes, as well as many others, at www.djemir.com 

Saturday, February 4, 2012

DJ Emir Denver's World Class Mixtape Producer and DJ

DJ Emir Santana, Denver's world Class Mixtape Producer and DJ is available for bookings in Denver and worldwide. call 1-303-995-0875 to book your event today.

A phenomenal and exciting DJ with a versatile music selection and great stage presence, DJ emir is available internationally for nightclubs and special events.
DJ Emir Santana Denver's Worldclass Mixtape Producer and Event DJ (Photoshoot in New York City)


DJ Emir Denver's Premier Event DJ and Mixtape Artist book now for your nightclub, wedding or event 303-995-0875



Saturday, January 14, 2012

Rip The Runway Fashion Show Pre Party at Coyote Ugly Denver

Rip The Runway Fashion Show Pre Party Saturday January 21st 2012 at Coyote Ugly Top floor of Denver Pavillions on the 16th Street Mall 6pm-1:30am
Featuring Daphne Joy, DJ Emir, DJ Colleen Shannon, Several Playboy Playmates and Models.

Meet and greet with actress and model Daphne Joy, several Playboy Playmates and Denver's Top Models after their photo shoot session with Photographer Larry Jordan. This is the pre party to the actual runway show which will be held in February.

Come party with DJ Emir and DJ Colleen Shannon along with special guest performances at Coyote Ugly on Saturday January 21st 2012. Special Meet and greet and auxillary photo shoot with many of Denver's top models, plus playboy playmates, DJ Emir, DJ Colleen Shannon and of course our host for the night the beautiful and talented Daphne Joy (One of the sexy and deadly mermaids on Pirates of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides)

Flyer Design by www.djemir.com/designs.html



Rip The Runway Fashion Show Pre Party w Daphne Joy, DJ Emir and Playboy Playmate DJ Colleen Shannon
Flyer Design by www.djemir.com/designs.html 

Sunday, November 20, 2011

Batman Mixtape Sample Katy Perry Hot & Cold DJ Emir Remix

Katy Perry Hot & Cold DJ Emir Remix Off The Batman Mixtape CD

Here is another hot remix sample taken straight from track 13 off the DJ Emir Batman Mixtape. Get The full version of this incredible 80 minute Batman Mixtape at www.djemir.com/batman-mixtape.html The Batman Mixtape features 49 tracks of the hotest Hip Hop, Reggae and Electro remixes including the Katy Perry Hot & Cold remix heard in the sample below:


Katy Perry Hot n Cold Remix Batman Mixtape by djemir

To Book DJ Emir Santana for your nightclub or event call 303-995-0875 or visit www.djemir.com for more contact information. For Mixtape Cover Designs or Nightclub Flyer Designs visit www.djemir.com/designs.html

DJ Emir Batman Mixtape CD Cover

DJ Emir Batman Mixtape Cover Back Side with Song Track Listing
Get the latest mixtapes at www.djemir.com/mixtapes.html


Monday, November 14, 2011

DJ Emir at Wicked Garden Wednesday Nov 16th

Wicked Garden Special Event with DJ Emir Santana. Wednesday November 16th 2011

DJ Emir This Wednesday Nov 16th at Wicked Garden 1403 Larimer St. Denver CO.

Free to get In! Free Mixtapes (while supplies last)
Free Bottle of Vodka for Groups of 4 or More Ladies!
$3 U Call Its all night! Party Starts at 9:30pm!
Face Book Event page: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=294947797195649

DJ Emir Santana will be rocking the best Top40, Hip Hop, Reggae and Electro remixes.
Here is a sample Katy Perry Remix Mixed live for the Batman Mixtape available at www.djemir.com/batman-mixtape.html or at the event


  Katy Perry Hot n Cold Remix Batman Mixtape by djemir

This is also a DJ Crowd Rocking competition so I need the support of my fans.

For more info call 303-995-0875

DJ Emir Santana at Wicked Garden 1403 Larimer St Wednesday Nov 16th (Flyer design by www.djemir.com)

Friday, September 2, 2011

DJ Emir Wordpress Site

Make sure to also check out the official DJ Emir Wordpress Site for other similar stories, reviews and travel updates. The web address is http://djemir.wordpress.com

www.DJEMIR.com DJ Services | Designs | Mixtapes | Photography and more 303-995-0875

As usual, to book DJ Emir Santana for any of your upcoming events call 303-995-0875 or send an email to design@djemir.com

We also design spectacular flyer designs, logos, graphics and produce amazing mixtapes, and dance routine mixes. You can visit www.djemir.com for more details on any of those items.

Sunday, May 1, 2011

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

Monday, February 14, 2011

Iditarod After Parties 2011

DJ Emir Santana is returning to Nome Alaska this year for the 2011 Iditarod Parties.
Check out DJ Emir Santana at the Board of Trade for the 2011 IditaParties in NOME ALASKA
Friday March 11th through Saturday March 19th with a special St Patrick's Day Party on Thursday March 17th and a whole week and a half worth of the best parties in Nome Alaska.

IditaParties at the Board of Trade with DJ Emir

Monday, January 31, 2011

Teddys Nightclub Fridays

Friday's are off the chain at Teddy's Nightclub w DJ Emir Santana and Kathie J of The KS1075 Morning show. This last Friday had over 700 people partying all night with your baby momma's favorite DJ, DJ Emir.

Make sure you swing through Every Friday at Teddy's Nightclub 4849 Bannock St. inside the Holiday Inn Denver CO. Teddy's is the Friday night headquarters for Denver's Largest Ladies in Free Ladies Night with Denver DJ Extraordinaire DJ Emir on The Turntables and The KS1075 Live remote crew in the building.

Flyer for Teddy's Nightclub Fridays W DJ Emir & KS1075


When I first walked in to set up the turntables at 9pm there were already a good 200 people eating, drinking and hanging out. The juke box was pumping out a few old school funk songs and a few classic rock songs so I decided to keep that Vibe going for a bit when I started playing and made sure to also mix it up with a few more current songs to liven it up a little and not alienate the younger crowd that was starting to pour in.

Then it quickly went to an ultra hot party as tons of sexy ladies started pouring in. By 11pm the place was packed out and the dance floor was already on fire. It was the Manager Chris' Birthday and he had a great time partying with his friends and patrons. He had me shout out a few special birthday party Patron and Jaeger shot specials throughout the night.

There were quite a few requests but I could barely read some of the people's handwriting. As I found out later when I was able to read the list in better lighting it turns out I naturally played most of the requests on my own.

It was easy to tell that everyone was having a  great time as most of them had their hands up for a majority of the night and everyone had a huge smile on their faces. A bunch of familiar faces I hadn't seen in a while showed up to party, probably cause they heard my name on the radio or saw the party listed on my website. Shouts out to Miko for coming through along with a ton of other mixtape fans that have been going to my parties for over a decade.

Kathie J and her girls were a blast to party with and they all seem to have been enjoying theme selves. The crowd responded really well when Kathie got on the mic and yelled are you having a good time as they all together yelled a strong resounding YEAH!

If you missed last Friday's Party make sure you swing through this weekend as it goes down again Every Friday at Teddy's Nightclub with DJ Emir laying down the juiciest cuts for your partying pleasure.

To book DJ Emir for your nightclub or event call 1-303-995-0875

Sunday, January 16, 2011

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


Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Mixtapes for Real Mixtape Fans

One of the main things that sets DJ Emir Mixtapes apart from most other mixtapes out there is the way they are mixed. Aggressive yet smooth mixes that make for exciting mixtapes that deliver extreme enjoyment even over the course of time. As one of DJ Emir's mixtape fans puts it "mixtapes that are timeless"

The mixtapes at http://www.djemir.com/ are real mixtapes mixed with a class all their own to keep parties moving heads bopping and road trips fun and friendly.

See what a few Mixtape Fans have said about DJ Emir Mixtapes

"My son plays your Michael Jackson Mixtape all the time, he always says daddy how did he do that, it sounds cool"

"I've handed out all the Iron Man mixtapes you sent me and everyone loves it a few DJs I gave it to say it's the hardest mixtape they've ever received. Congratulations your Iron Man Mixtape is now officially the hardest mixtape in Los Angeles" - Joloni aka J nightclub promoter of J's VIP List LA California

"I was talking to one of Los Angeles' larger DJs, DJ 5 Star about you and he said 'I didn't know you knew DJ Emir, he makes some really great mixtapes' so I hooked him up with your latest mixtape, your kinda famous out here in LA" - J of J's VIP List

"You make mixtapes the way I like them, your definitely an oldschool cat I like that your still keeping it real" - Adam Wasserman, New York, NY

For Hip Hop and Reggae mixtapes plus special mixtapes like the Michael Jackson Mixtape
See some mixtape fan pictures below and find other mixtape fans and more of their reviews on the mixtape fan page of http://www.djemir.com/

Transformers Mixtape Fans

Beautiful Nightclub Mixtape Fan

Transformers Mixtape Fan and Reggae Mixtape Fan

Michael Jackson Mixtape Fans at Kadilac Nightclub


Beautiful Girls and Michael Jackson Mixtape Fans

Michael Jackson Mixtape Fan at Kadilac Nightclub

Michael Jackson Mixtape Fans Bacardi Party Girls

Vinyl Nightclub Gogo Dancer and Michael Jackson Mixtape Fan

Michael Jackson Mixtape Fan at Posh Nightclub

Drunken Master Mixtape fans at DC10 Nightclub

Iron Man Mixtape Fans at Wish Nightclub

Body Painting Model and Mixtape Fan

Iron Man Mixtape Fans and Cute Nightclub Chicks at Wish Nightclub

Iron Man Mixtape Fans  DJ stretch and Friend at Wish Nightclub
Find out what makes our mixtape fans full out fanatics by ordering One of our more popular mixtapes at http://www.djemir.com/. You can listen to a few 10 and 20 minute free samples on the DJ Emir Mixtape Website
main page or on the DJ Mixes page of the website.