The other day i realized that there's a lot of dnb now that's like rnb, and that it should be it's own genre. and since proto-indo-european languages string everything together (especially german) i thought they should link up. at first i called it dnrnb but then realized that the bs are unique, and so both need to be represented. but it's a legitimate genre. i remade this mix 3-4 times. now it feels like it flows fairly well. these are some of my favorite vocal dnb and house songs that i've heard on dj mike ramos(https://www.mixcloud.com/MFRAMOS/)'s show on kexp in seattle. i listen every week, totally recommend you join me. enjoy these jams. they're kind of kitschy at times, hair salon or dressing room music from some impossible era, but they take on a smooth majesty, especially all together. i jubilantly sing and dance along. join me!
