MIXMASTER EINSTEIN
Mixmaster Einstein is a resident DJ on Saturday Night Live Ain’ No Jive Dance Party
Listen on the radio, online here, in our app or in the iHeartRadio app (search WCKG). You can also listen directly from our website here.
Back in the day, people used to record the mixes on the radio so they wouldn’t miss them. Today, we do all the work for you! Now, you can listen to any of the mixes from our Friday Night Jams, Saturday Night Live Ain’t No Jive Chicago Dance Party, Hot Lunch Mix and more on demand in our DJ MIXES section and in our app.
Each mix page features information about the DJ, links to their social networks, video and tracklists (when provided)
Now And Forever (I Can’t Get Up Club Mix) – Nyasia
Al-Naafiysh (The Soul) (B-Side) – Hashim
Can’t Let You Go – Coro
If This Ain’t Love (Dub Mix) – Jay Novelle
Can You Feel The Beat (Slick Mix) – Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam
(Goodbye Baby) Victim Of Love (Oh Oh Dub) – Sweet Sensation
Let Me Be The One (Vocal / Let Me Be the Dub) – Sa-Fire
In Paradise (Paradise Club) – Laissez Faire
Change On Me – Cynthia
Come Into My Arms (Club Mix) – Judy Tores
Tell It To My Heart (Club Mix) – Taylor Dane
I’ll Be All You Ever Need (Extended Club Mix) – Trinere
If You Leave Me Now (Terrific Dub) – Jaya
Don’t Break My Heart (Vocal / Dub Version) – Sa-Fire
Baby Don’t Go – FFWD
Give Me Tonight (Dub Version) – Shannon
Hot Spot (Club Mix) – Giggles
Why U Wanna Hurt Me (Extended Dance Mix) – Arlene
Pack Jam (Vocal) – The Jonzun Crew
Dancing On The Fire (Dub) – A New Trend featuring The Reel Master “At Work”
Together Forever (New School Freestyle / Berrios Beats) – Lisette Melendez
Being born and raised in Gary, IN, Allen Upshaw AKA Mix-Master Einstein picked up his musical tastes from his family consisting of rap, R&B, jazz, and blues but then heI took interest in what is commonly referred to as old school house music.
He studied and learned the basic techniques of mixing by listening to the Hot Mix 5 on WBMX in Chicago, IL.
The Hot Mix 5 consisted of Kenny “Jammin'” Jason, Ralphi “The Razz” Rosario, Scott “Smokin'” Sills, Farley “Funkin'” Keith (BKA Farley “Jackmaster Funk”), and Mickey “Mixin'” Oliver.
Allen’s favorite was Ralphie Rosario because of his smooth transitions between songs and the choice of music he would mix. He started mixing at the age of 13 and is still mixing music of varying genres to this day.