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<p style="text-align: center;">The <strong>#BeamMeUpSpinna</strong> mixtape is mixed by <strong>NYC’s DJ Spinna</strong> and features<strong> “Nasty Habits”,</strong> an unreleased joint from the vault that features <strong>Ralph Tresvant &amp; Bobby Brown.</strong> A group of producers were also asked to remix and add their own personal spin on a few of the <strong>Labcabincalifornia</strong> songs that you all know and love.</p>
<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>Dj Mike Relm</strong> re-works a mash up of <strong>“Drop”, SBBX</strong> remixes <strong>“Groupie Therapy”</strong>, <strong>Moka Only</strong> drops his version of <strong>“Y”</strong> and <strong>The Pharcyde’s</strong> own <strong>Bootie Brown</strong> remixes <strong>“Runnin’.”</strong></p>
<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>DJ SPINNA</strong> is a heavily touted presence in the international soulful house music scene. He is known for his vast accomplishments as a producer, is celebrated for his <strong>“Soul Slam”</strong> events and <strong>Stevie Wonder</strong> inspired <strong>WONDER-Full</strong> Dj performances and subsequent collaborations.</p>
<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>The Pharcyde’s</strong> sophomore album <strong>“LabcabinCalifornia”</strong> was originally released on <strong>November 14th, 1995</strong>. The group enlisted a young and then unknown <strong>James Yancey</strong> aka <strong>J DILLA</strong> to produce beats, like the cult classic <strong>“Runnin.”</strong> They also collaborated with director <strong>Spike Jonze</strong> <strong>(“Being John Malkovich” “Adaptation”)</strong> on the video for <strong>“Drop.” Labcabincalifornia</strong> has consistently and continues to reinforce their steadfast refusal to tread familiar artistic grounds.</p>
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