Peeps are trying to get their American Gangster remixes in before the end of the week, so I got a huge update for you all right here. I’ll actually be glad when this weeks over… it took me 2 hours to put this post together!

Round 95

This first one is actually one that I feel like I’ve been waiting for since I first starting posting these remixes. I remember when this cat contacted me and told me he had one coming. A month later, I thought he had tossed the project, but here we are with the debut of Que R!CO’s Hispanic Gangster (The Que R!CO Sessions).

Que R!CO definitely came correct with this remix album. There was previously a Hispanic Gangster from some cats from Spain, but this project is totally different. Que R!CO mixed Jay with the great salsa king Willie Colon. Living in Miami, I can definitely appreciate this one. On top of that, he threw in some Scarface dialog… nice. I don’t think anyone has ever sampled salsa in a hip hop record before. Don’t let the salsa through you though… this remix is not one to be slept on! Great job Que R!CO!

Download Hispanic Gangster (The Que R!CO Sessions):

• ZShare Link
• MegaUpload Link

Que R!CO’s MySpace Page

Round 94

This is another hot one and I love the title… Damn It Feels Good To Be A Gangster. It comes from producer Mac-Niff from Cincinnati, Ohio and DJ Graffiti out of Ann Arbor, Michigan.

This album hits hard! I’m listening to “Say Hello” and DAMN! Mac-Niff shows us how good it feels to be a gangster… LOL.I got a feeling we’ll be hearing more from Mac-Niff in the near future. This cat is only 21-years old and he’s been making beats for about 7 years. Check out his page below to hear more of his work.

So if you’re looking for something to bump in your car, go ahead and download this one. It’s quite good!

Download Damn It Feels Good To Be A Gangster

• Mac-Niff’s Artist Web Page

Round 93

This one is International Gangster and comes from BOAC out of San Francisco, California. BOAC says he named it International Gangster cuz he sampled music from all over the world for this project.

I’m not familiar with BOAC’s other work, but apparently he’s been around awhile working with such artists as Hieroglyphics and Living Legend. Check his MySpace for a full discography.

As for the remixes… yup, they’re pretty hot. I love the “Hello Brooklyn” mix in particular. But the rest of the cuts are great too.

And big ups for the cover… simple, yet professional.

Download International Gangster

• BOAC’s MySpace Page

Round 92

This last one was actually posted in the CBox a few days ago. it’s not bad, so I figured I’d put it up with the rest of these. It comes from DJ Ferno Boudreaux and DJ Dee both out of Arkansas and the project is called Aquemini Gangster, using samples from Outkast’s Aquemini.

This works alright. It’s really not bad, but I’m not really sure Outkast beats were meant to be mixed with Jay-Z. After I listened to this remix, I went back and listened to Aquemini and surprisingly Jay’s voice doesn’t have the same impact on these beats as Big Boi and Andre.

Overall, the project isn’t bad, but it does get boring after a while.

Download Aquemini Gangster

• DJ Ferno Boudreaux’s MySpace Page
• DJ Dee’s MySpace Page

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