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  1. www.thehoodinternet.comThe Hood Internet

    The Hood Internet. MIXTAPES; ALBUMS; SHOP; MP3 ARCHIVES; CONTACT; prev / next. Back to MIXTAPES. 0. 1975 - 2009 (ongoing) 0. The LOST Mixtape (2023) 0. 40 Years Of Hip Hop (2017) 0. The Mixtape Volume Ten (2017) 0. The Mixtape Volume Nine (2015) 0. The Mixtape Volume Eight (2014) 0. Dragon Eggs (2014) 0.

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  3. www.youtube.com › user › thehoodinternetThe Hood Internet - YouTube

    The Hood Internet are a DJ and production duo from Chicago, known for their expertise in mashups and remixes. Watch their videos of 35 years of music, 40 years of hip hop, classic mashups, and more on their YouTube channel.

  4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › The_Hood_InternetThe Hood Internet - Wikipedia

    The Hood Internet is an American record production duo based in Chicago, Illinois, specializing in mashups. It is composed of Aaron Brink (ABX) and Steve Reidell (STV SLV).

  5. soundcloud.com › hoodinternetThe Hood Internet - SoundCloud

    Listen to The Hood Internet, a Chicago-based duo that remixes hip hop, indie, and pop songs. Explore their popular tracks, albums, playlists, and reposts on SoundCloud.

  6. www.youtube.com › watch75 Songs From 2009 Remixed Into 4 Minutes - YouTube

    377. 14K views 5 months ago. Samples of more than 75 songs from 2009 mixed together into one 4-minute song by The Hood Internet. Watch the whole ongoing playlist here: http://bit.ly/thi-years...

  7. www.facebook.com › thehoodinternetThe Hood Internet - Facebook

    The Hood Internet. 37,909 likes · 1 talking about this. Producer duo from Chicago | thehoodinternet.com DJ Booking: Jessica @ Wasserman — jblanc@teamwass.com

  8. www.thehoodinternet.com › tmv10The Mixtape Volume Ten (2017) — The Hood Internet

    The Mixtape Volume Ten (2017) — The Hood Internet. Cover art by Sarah Lawrence. DOWNLOAD MP3. DOWNLOAD ZIP (WAV 674MB) Just about ten years ago, sometime shortly after the inception of The Hood Internet, the music blog Idolator wrote a thing about the death of mashups: they were over.