Rediscover Your Old Mix Tapes

Remember all those funky mix tapes you collected in the mid-to-late 90s? Funk Deli does. At Funk Deli, we used to have stacks of sick house music mix tapes from all kinds of DJs.

Yea, mix tapes were fun. Problem is, there’s no use lugging cassettes around anymore. As music technology marched forward, the mix tape was left behind. So many timeless mixes have been relegated to the bottom of storage boxes. Even if someone felt the urge to break out the old tape decks and push hard on those boom box buttons, it’s still gonna be a challenge to track down all those old funky cassettes.

But eventually it’ll happen. You’ll feel the urge to listen to that Tribute to James Brown mix tape that DJ Dan put out in the early-mid 90s. You’ll look for it. You’ll dig through old boxes of party fliers and beads to find it. But what happens when you locate the tape and it’s unplayable? How are you supposed to replace this classic red cassette?

Well, at this point there’s only one solution — go to Ezeskankin.com. This place is the spot to hit up for West Coast DJ party mixes. It’s one dude’s digitized mix tape collection made available for quick downloads. The collection features everything from old school Cut Chemist to a laundry list of Mark Farina mix-fests. Oh, and they got that super-fantastically funky James Brown tribute mix there waiting for ya. Countless hours of digital mix tape stockpiling awaits you. So hit this site up and start collecting.