Break In Two: Music For B-People

by MK Larada

	1.	Music for Breakdancing 00:38
	2.	Track 2 02:03
	3.	Track 3 01:19
	4.	Track 4 00:26
	5.	Track 5 01:30
	6.	Track 6 01:12
	7.	Track 7 01:20
	8.	Track 8 01:23
	9.	Track 9 00:20
	10.	Track 10 01:23
	11.	Track 11 00:30
	12.	Track 12 00:28
	13.	Track 13 00:39
	14.	Track 14 00:44
	15.	Track 15 01:19
	16.	Track 16 01:45
	17.	Track 17 00:43
	18.	Track 18 03:33
	19.	Track 19 01:39
	20.	Track 20 02:28
	21.	Track 21 01:01
	22.	Track 22 00:30
	23.	Track 23 00:56
	24.	Track 24 01:06
	25.	Track 25 01:09
	26.	Track 26 00:13
	27.	Track 27 01:00
	28.	Track 28 00:59
	29.	Track 29 00:48
	30.	Track 30 01:18
	31.	Track 31 00:36
	32.	Track 32 00:34
	33.	Track 33 00:40
	34.	Track 34 00:41
	35.	Track 35 01:09
	36.	Track 36 00:43
	37.	Track 37 01:12
	38.	Track 38 00:47
	39.	Track 39 03:02

about

Featuring a slew of exclusive edits, remixes, and original production, and coming in at 39 tracks in 44 minutes, Marshall’s new mix CD is a non-stop barrage of jams perfect for breaking, popping, locking, and party rocking. Even if you’re not a dancer, this disc has already proven ideal for apartment cleaning, driving around the lake, pumping iron, and pretending you are a dancer. There are certainly more situations for which this mix will enhance your enjoyment, but it’s gonna have to be up to you to figure it out. Warning: inappropriate for breaking up, sulking, or sneaking up behind a mark.

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released 10 December 2006
DTR-012
Mixed by MK Larada

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Doomtree is a collective of seven friends who live in Minneapolis and make music together. They’ve earned acclaim for genre- defying recordings, explosive live performances, and their fierce loyalty to one another. Members include P.O.S, Dessa, Sims, Cecil Otter, Mike Mictlan, Lazerbeak, and Paper Tiger. The DIY outfit has built an international fanbase one city, one show, and one song at a time. ... more