DJ Mark N 7' Throwdown Vol.1 (Breakbeats)

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DJ Mark N 7" Throwdown Vol.1 (Breakbeats)

WARNING: Dinosaur in session. Rough around the edges. You will not get these 15 minutes back. Proceed with caution. Respect to all the original artists on these 45s and all DJs keeping the original artform alive.
Note: video appears slightly out of sync with audio. Not sure what's going on there. Sorry about that! Someone's uploaded it to Vimeo with the correct sync if you prefer to view it there.

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No Serato, no Laptop, No Controller. Just Wheels and Skills.
DJing in its Rawest of forms.
Salute!!

iTheRealBigbosceoProductions

I was a professional DJ in the 80s and 90s, and this is the finest DJ work I've ever seen. The mix is flawless, and using 45s instead of 12" mixes is so much more difficult, lots of tight grooves, and hardly any intros and outtros. This takes incredible coordination, precision, and creativity. DJ Mark N truly elevates mixing to an art form, it was a joy to watch.

gjrosta

What I’m the name of Break Beats did I just watch???? How did this video post 4 years ago and I’m just now seeing this? Let just start by saying who even realizes how crazy it is to have doubles of some of those rare 45’s. The precision the turntablism is on such a high level that most people watching this would have no clue how difficult this is to do this as flawless as it was done. I’ve been a DJ since 1979 came up cutting break beats watching so so many cutting break beats and this was nothing short of a super dope piece of artwork and a masterpiece. Only the purest of Hip Hop DJs could totally appreciate this. I just hope you will put out another video the people need to see this talent on display 👌🏼💯👏🏼🙌🏼👏🏼🙌🏼👏🏼🙌🏼

DJNuMAN

Pure fire. This is what Hip Hop was built on.

mistacoz

The scratches are flawless, the whole mix is outstanding

hardhousegeneration

It's great to not seeing Serato being used, as great of a tool as it is. Digging for the songs, finding doubles, finding the breaks, marking the records, lots of skills not everyone knows anymore. Much respect.

mtrossi

Damn, the skill involved is insane. I'm no DJ, but I recognize the skill involved here.. he's seamlessly blending it all together. This guy is playing god-mode as if he's at the tutorial level..

nullpointerworks

This is hip hop in its purest form. As a hip hop DJ myself in the 80’s and 90’s in NYC, I have to say the skill level involved here is ridiculous. And the fact that you’re doing all of this on ‘45’s is just amazing. I mean all of the cuts and blends were so precise with the timing. I almost want to say that you have to be a DJ to truly understand and appreciate what’s going on over here. You’ve mastered the art of turntablism. Mad props to you. Keep doing your thing

jfklax

My faith in creativity and fun has been restored.

dmadh

I tried for years and years to reach this level and never did. Not just anyone can do it like that. It takes talent that only some people have, and a dedication that even fewer have.

ianmoone

Turntablism at its finest. Seen you play a couple of times in Scotland and it was an absolute joy.
He's Not even using headphones!!!
Man KNOWS these 45's!!!
What a legend...
Big up Mark N.
Respect 💪

elnoodel

Very impressive, especially using 45s.
Skill recognized.😊
I love that Pink Floyd was mixed in.

chrishendricks

"Alexa, show me the finest example of real DJing in the multiverse." Absolutely incredible. I saw this years ago on Facebook but lost it. The stars/algorithms aligned and YouTube suggested this as something I might like. The algorithms were right. I spend a ridiculous amount of time watching scratch/turntablist videos but this is number one. Perfection. Mark, I'd like to buy you a beer.

bozwellox

That was incredible!!! so good...I just got done watching Grand Master Flash in 1983 explaining how its done and randomly clicked on your video afterwards...so glad I did!! Mad respect.

MASONMAXEY

The first person I heard cuttin Rufus Thomas's Breakdown was Kool DJ Red Alert on a Friday night on 98.7 KISS FM. This was in 1986. I lost the tape to Hurricane Katrina.

vincentthomas