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Ed White - Phunk VERSUS Tech - 2002
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Biography of Ed White
Ed White's mixing career began in 1993. Inspired by Bad Boy Bill and Chicago's B96 Mixmasters, Ed began collecting house vinyl. He absorbed the 'Chicago house sound' and built a music library based on a Cajual records foundation. Throughout the high-school years, Ed honed his mixing and turntable-handling skills through countless hours of practice in his home studio.
Upon his enrollment at the University of Illinois, Edmund White quickly became a fixture in the house and fraternity party scene; maintaining a mobile DJing career, as well as several club residencies. However, through exposure to the Chicago club scene, Ed White realized that his true musical passion lay within the realm of deep, soulful, ethnic and jazz-influenced house. This passion came to life during his tenure at the now-defunct Orchid Nightclub in Champaign, Illinois. Through his Thursday residency at Orchid, DJ Ed White found himself opening for a number of well-established talents, including Derrick Carter, Nigel Richards, Mark Grant, CZR and DJ Funk. Since that time, he has released more than ten mixed-CD's, covering a multitude of house styles... For booking, please contact him via the information provided below.
01). I Need Money - Busta Funk
02). Fully Roasted - Onionz & Tony
03). One more Time to Enjoy It - Derrick Carter
04). One More Time to Enjoy It/Crazy Drum - DJ Motion
05). Crazy Drum - DJ Motion
06). Welcome to the Club - Roy Davis Jr.
07). Without You - Spero
08). Sunshine Day - Glaubitz & Roc
09). Cum - Armand Van Helden
10). Cum - Armand Van Helden/Sing it Back - Moloko
11). Sing it Back - Moloko/Cum - Armand Van Helden
12). Sing it Back - Moloko
13). I Want You - CZR
14). Koochy - Armand Van Helden
15). Koochy - Armand Van Helden
16). I'm Alone Until You Show Me - Paul Johnson
17). The Sweetest One - Paul Johnson
18). Ain't it a Shame - Paul Johnson
19). Tribe Cutz Volume 1 - Cycle
20). I am a T-Bone - Olav Basoski
21). White
22). Runnin - Kamahele
23). Funk Truk - Kamahele
24). Funk Truk - Kamahele/Tribe Cutz Volume 1 - Cycle
25). Tribe Cutz Volume 1 - Cycle/Funk Truk - Kamahele
26). Tribe Cutz Volume 1 - Cycle/2000 Club Nights - Tim J
27). 2000 Club Nights - Tim J
28). 2000 Club Nights - Tim J
29). The Stalker - Green Velvet
30). The Stalker - Green Velvet
31). Conquest - Tim J
32). Conquest - Tim J/Minus Orange - Richie Hawtin
33). Minus Orange - Richie Hawtin
34). Buggin' - Mole Clinic
35). On and On - C-MOS
36). On and On - C-MOS
37). On and On/Movin' Thru Your System - Jark Prongo
38). Movin' Thru Your System - Jark Prongo
39). Movin' Thru Your System/Body Rock - MRE
40). Body Rock - MRE
41). Lettin Ya Mind Go - Desert
Rating: 
(9)
May 08, 2004
Rating: 
(8)
Jul 19, 2004
Rating: (6)
Sep 08, 2004
Rating: (7)
Nov 29, 2004
Rating: (5)
Apr 02, 2006
So this one is kinda weird. The two genres that the d.j tries to put together(notice I said tries) are just not compatible for most of the mixing. It sounds like he overlay ed tracks, or he just plain train wrecks. I think what he was trying to do is neat but it just didn't work. I love house and i am a freak about tek and this one is not where to get a good idea of either. Maybe a different kind of set would better suit the skills of the d.j. I am not opposed to trying something else by him, it was not the worst I heard but was noticeably lacking. I will listen to it again just to be fair.
Rating:
(8)
Feb 29, 2004