To kick this thing off i'm posting some of my favorite songs, some old, some new, but all songs i'm still listening to right now. Enjoy and stay tuned.
great mashup, kinda old but catchy
Push the XXO Burton (Sugababes vs. MIA) - Marc Johnce
we're all still loving "like a g6" after months and months of college listening, and now the sudden mainstream explosion - here's another track of theirs
Dance Like Michael Jackson - Far East Movement
this song reminds me of high school, everything pharrell touches is gold
Don't Worry About It - N.E.R.D.
i didn't like this song at first, but after a few listens i started to catch on, and this mix is the best i've come across - i like it better than the original
Fuck You (Dan Clare Extended Mix) - Cee Lo Green
DJ M.i.F. does some great mashups. this one always pumps me up, and i'm such a sucker for Wicked Games by Chris Issak
Lift Up The Wicked Technology (Deadmau5 vs. Daft Punk vs. Moby vs. Chris Isaak vs. Milow vs. Thomas Gold) - DJ M.i.F.
i'm really liking Bruno Mars' new stuff, this song is pretty cheesy, but catchy and cute, and has a great doo-wop vibe (guess that's why the new album is titled Doo-Wops and Hooligans
Marry You - Bruno Mars
huge bob sinclar fan, this is a great track to listen to with the windows down in the middle of summer
Rainbow of Love ft. Ben Onono - Bob Sinclar
of course i have to include some Deadmau5, i was going to put down You & I but thought i'd add a newer track. Sofi Needs a Ladder gets better every time i hear it
Sofi Needs A Ladder - Deadmau5
next up is some oldschool Kings of Leon
Taper Jean Girl - Kings of Leon
passion pit's the reeling is one of those songs that never gets old to me. i like the original so much more than any remixes i hear
The Reeling - Passion Pit
fun tiesto track
Work Hard Play Hard ft. Kay - Tiesto
another M.i.F. mashup. i'm a big florence and the machine fan. Bakerman is a great laid back (get it?) track to sync with it
You Got the Bakerman (Florence & The Machine vs. Laid Back vs. Moby vs. Michael Jackson) - DJ M.i.F.
