X-mix Club Classics

At the time, "old school" wasn't a genre; it was just "old." DJs rarely played records older than two years. However, hip-hop and house DJs began craving the ability to play iconic tracks from the 80s (The Message, Planet Rock, Promised Land) without them sounding thin and quiet next to modern compressed records.

Whether you're a nostalgic selector or a new DJ digging for timeless energy, X-Mix Club Classics remain a masterclass in programming, pacing, and pure dancefloor chemistry. x-mix club classics

Unlike commercial remix services (like Ultimix or Hot Tracks) that often added cheesy synth stabs or "acapella in/out" gimmicks, X-Mix was built for the underground. Their motto was simple: "Straight Up Mixing." They specialized in "broadcast quality" remixes. These weren't simply extended intros and outros; they were re-drums, re-equalized basslines, and structural overhauls designed to make a pop or hip-hop record slam as hard as a house track on a massive sound system. At the time, "old school" wasn't a genre; it was just "old

: Professional use often meant these discs were heavily played; finding "Near Mint" copies is a priority for collectors on platforms like Discogs. Legacy in Modern DJing Unlike commercial remix services (like Ultimix or Hot