Some compilations are to please others and some are to please us. This one’s to please both. It’s February and the winter’s getting ready to say bye, this, taken into consideration, has given birth to a mixture of flavors that appear on this compilation. It has its loud beats, but also its simmering slow numbers. Another one of those compilations that caters to everyone. Although it encapsulates many different genres, only the tracks that get our approval were allowed onto the disc. Huesome meanders into all nuanced genres we visit fairly often here. Many of our favorite tracks made it on this one, so be sure to give each song a spin. Now, enjoy.
Category Archives: Mix It Up
Exclusive: Nasser Loves Whitney
As you might have noticed if you follow us on Twitter and/or Facebook, we are totally devastated from the death of the legendary Whitney Houston. Not only because she made a great contribution to the world of music, but also because we are music aficionados and we care a lot about this kind of music as we believe it has, not only an artistic impact but also a cultural one all over the world. Whitney is one of the greatest forces of that change and the progress of pop – a genre we love. At any rate, we know that you are about done right now with hearing “I Will Always Love You” blasted all over the media – A cover song that is originally Dolly Parton’s. For Micheal Jackson it was “Billie Jean” and for Amy Winehouse it was “Rehab.” And, as you might expect from Loft965.com, we are not ones to stop at the big hits only. So, we decided to compile a playlist for all the songs and remixes in Whitney Houston’s career that might go forgotten right now just like we did for Michael Jackson. Here it is. We hope you enjoy it.
Again: Music For December: Yoyode
3To close off the year with a bang or two, we introduce to you Yoyode. The new compilation that will bring you some hefty hits, cathartic end-of-year tracks and new sounds for the future. Now over-looming concept here just the tracks that can usher in a new year without making it blatantly timely or too ceremonial. The numbers range from big hits from household names, to track we had to dig real deep to find. It starts of with a lovely instrumental notes and then takes twists and turns that will hopefully be to your liking. Enjoy bringing in the new year with this one!
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Again: Music For November: Zephyrique
2This is probably the fastest compilation we’ve ever had to put together. We took many suggestions and opted for a cheery winter. Some call this brand of music disposable, we call it pop genius. This is meant to make you go up and over. Fun radio-friendly tracks with great attitude – a whole lotta cotton candy goodness. We’re down for whatever!
Again: Music For Winter: Laxicover III
7Another one of those compilations that you can’t get enough of. This one has become so successful that it’s in its third year running. The concept is simple, it’s a covers mix with songs that we loved and still love after many revamps. So, if you haven’t checked out the first one and second one, you could start from here to see what it’s all about. Mellow, chill renditions that will leave you wanting to make sweet sweet love, or something like that. If you can’t understand the idea of making sweet love, this is not for you.
Again: Music For October: Iberone
3This is the one some of you have been waiting a long time for. After too many a-dosage of pop and soul, the sombre and more acoustic sister has reared its head. Iberone is for the sullen boys and girls. An ode for the Autumn times. The tracks are more rock-based and folk-tinted. The girls of here take music very seriously and pen their lyrics in detail and emotion. It’s one of those mixes you play when you are doing something on the computer or cooking a friend or loved one a big bowl of pasta and/or uncorking a bottle of Pinot Noir. Sit back and absorb some of the most beautifully-moody melodies.
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Again: Music For September: Velvetore
8This one’s been a long time coming. It’s one of those rare Soul/R&B-inspired compilations that we do one every blue moon. Not because we have a lesser love for the genre, but because there isn’t as much material to work with. So, before we go on a downward spiral with the upcoming Autumn-tinted offers, this one’s a velvety smooth one that serves for the transition of the music. The tracks are not run-of-the-mill R&B, but they are a mixture of sub-genres that fall under the broader umbrella, from neosoul to Motown to ragga. It covers many different sides really, but the common thing is the soul standard. We always long for great vocals laden on nice smooth staccato. This one might not be to all people’s taste, but it was necessary for us to round off all the corners of popular music we love.
Moreover, this one’s dedicated to the person on the cover, whose birthday was celebrated the day of the upload of this compilation. It’s a special dedication to him.
We hope you like this offering as one of our favorite songs of the year is on it. We won’t tell you which one it is, but it’s up to you to figure it out. Also, watch out for new artists that we are very excited about. As always, feedback is not only wanted, but also sexual.
Again: Music For A Decade: Thalatheen
11In celebration of conquering yet another decade, we decided to put together a compilation of some of the strongest and most inspirational songs we had ever heard in our lives. This compilation was set to be a benchmark of a new era and also a collection of the songs that have influenced me the most. Although one would think that picking your favorite songs of a lifetime is easy, this was probably one of the hardest compilations we have had to put together. First off, for a crazed music fan, its hard to nitpick tracks that have made a change in your life. Music is not stagnant and certain songs may have special meanings during times and not during others. Still, we managed to go down our entire library and we ended up with 70+ tracks, so we had to scale down.
All of the songs on here have had a great influence on us growing up and living through. Unlike other compilations, all of the tracks have the lyrics embedded in them. Also, all of the songs are dedicated to someone. These dedications are in some cases tied to the memory of hearing the song or it has lyrical connotation or merely general unrelated dedications. Some of the tracks on Thalatheen speak of epochs of memories. So, this one’s coming from the heart and it’s our gift to you. Yes, we give gifts out on our birthday! lol.
Exclusive: Music For Summer: Splashine 2
6Summer is here and so is one of your favorite compilations. Last year’s Splashine had much acclaim that we insisted on making it an annual offering. The concept and mindset behind this one is exactly the same as the first but, of course, with new tracks and artists. The album is perfect for tanning on the beach or while having a sunny vacation. The majority of artists on it are not too popular, but a few far away favorites and gems are thrown in there for the balance. Take a dip, lay on the beach and put in Splashine 2. Enjoy!
Again: Music For July: Opusolar
6In usual July tradition, this compilation was put together really fast and given a haphazard collection. Still, we like it that way and we plan to continue doing so because everyone needs a little mess every once in a while. The beats are run-of-the-mill pop, Eurotrash ditties and Mykonos-dance. It’s all that you expect from a summer compilation. The songs will come and leave you fuzzy inside until your sweet tooth decays. So, keep it sunny and pump it up!
Again: Music For June: Bitchology PT2
7In case you didn’t notice, summer is officially here (if you are in the Northern Hemisphere). In celebration we are continuing the legacy of dancing through the white heat with beats that will tickle your feet until you join in. Again, this is one of those straight up pop compilations that will make you all fuzzy inside until it gets overplayed on radio and then you reminisce on how good you felt when the song was fresh, or something like that. We guarantee that this will make you dance. If not, return it back in 30 days. Restrictions apply.
Again: Music For May: Xylemony
6In true May compilation fashion, we have opted for a more organic, laid-back folk-tinged feel on this one. This ones for the rest before the summer hoopla. It’s the kind of music we like to listen to on our in days. There undiscovered gems in there, oldies and some tracks that will knock you off your feet, lofties. This is 100% percent organic. Xylemony comes from the merger of “Xylem” and “Testimony” with context to personal growth and self-nurture, in case you didn’t know.
Again: Music For April: Gaypril 7
7We were a little late on this one, but it’s only because we were in Indochina and weren’t in the mood for much bubblegum. At any rate, you know this one and you know it for 7 years now. It’s up, it’s camp. Put it on, be whoever you feel like you want to be, brush off haters and continue in your path of perseverance, strength and ambition. Do it all with the utmost of pride. Enjoy! Gaypril 7 is here!
Download: Music For A Storm: Laylo
12This compilation was going to be sandwiched between two big pop discs, so we opted for a more demure, yet emotive one. Laylo is my modern ode to the dead genre of trip-hop, we were feeling nostalgic for these times and decided to collect the byproduct of this musical phenomenon without forgetting some oldies but goldies. This is one of the ones that’s more of a journey of musical discovery. A bunch of artists here have discographies that are well-worth a dig. We personally love this one and hope that you do to.
Again: Music For February: Disconia
9Disconia is pretty direct. It wants you to dance and dance good. It’s a great compilation to get you up and going. The music in it is meant to invigorate, yet rejuvenate. A transitional record that looks on to optimism with all the colors of the world. It’s filled with all the grand pop singles, many remixed tracks and some hidden gems here and there. 20 tracks, no qualms, just angulations. It’s also dedicated to a very special person in my life.
Again: Music For January: Anewka
3It’s a new year and there’s a new concept. Compilations, at least for the remainder of 2011, will include some concept-pertaining interludes and will, if we wish to continue, be divided into genre-specific sections. This aside, Anewka is the fresh start to this series that will keep you amped throughout the year. The compilation has a bunch of different genres that are all pertinent – many new artists, some big names and two old tracks. There’s something for everyone there and we would be surprised if you didn’t find something to your liking. Of course, the ever-so-phenomenal Kookie who is also featured in the interludes. Love and music!
Again: Music For December: Hardon
3After a bunch of lowtempo compilations that included the sequel to the ever-so-popular Laxicover and the dark Sullene, we decided to go with a last shout out for the end of 2010. Hardon is a mixture of playful uppity dance tracks, ready-to-be singles and is sealed off with a signature bit of melancholy with sad little lullabies that will make you fuzzy all over. We are planning and overhaul for the compilations this next year and we have a bunch of ideas up our sleeves. It would help if you give us some feedback on both this compilation and the continuity of the consecutive offerings. We hope you like this boost at the end of the year and we look forward to filling your lives with lush music in the future.
Again: Music For Winter: Laxicover II
6Due to popular demand, Laxicover has gotten a sequel. Yes, the most downloaded compilation was supposed to be one-off but it’s back for another run. Are you ready for some smooth laying beats? Perhaps a chunk of bossa nova? Well, Laxicover II is probably the only compilation that you will enjoy thoroughly and know all the lyrics to at the same time. We went for an even softer sound this time and we can’t stop listening to it. Also, we incorporated more hairy legs for you this time. Enjoy it as you did the last one and, as always, feedback (or a thank you) is great.
Again: Music For November: Sullene
9The prolonged summer that we’ve had forced us into releasing a chain of compilations that have been up and pop. But, we truly are softies at heart. We enjoy a great pop song or a loud dance number, but in reality, nothing tickles our fancy more than some sombre low-profile tunes from the likes of these artist features of Sullene. The name sprung from trying to make a pretty noun from the word “Sullen.” It’s the right record to usher in your winter with style and gloomy satisfaction. This one concentrates on the intimate, acoustic and some unsung heroes of the scenes. Something tells us that this one will get us feedback from both ends of the spectrum. For our own sanity, we have to release something now and then that we love listening to.
Again: Music for October: Bichotomy
2Yes, we know we are a bit late, but we are in New York City and having a little too much fun, but it didn”t stop us from doing one of the things we do best and that is compiling some fresh beats for you. October is usually a sombre, down and lowtempo month, but this is an exception. No Glumella here for you, this is another offering of upbeat jumpy tracks that will make you feel summer’s still here. We ended it up with a myriad of tracks that we can’t resist not offering, so here it goes. The title is a play on the word “dichotomy” and “bimorphemic” as most tunes on this one have no melodic-genre relation but are placed next to each other. We hope you like Bichotomy. Click away.



















