KidGusto

photo courtesy of Sam Bikecoholic.

Since he first began laying down percussion and trap kit rhythms in 1989,
KidGusto has worked to help pioneer the DC sound through funk,
acid jazz, rare groove breaks and world beats. His musical path
has led him to work with various talented musicians, producers and DJ''s introducing him to an eclectic array of styles and influences. In turn this
has brought kg the versatility to be innovative and yet consistent while DJ'ing in and out of the Washington DC area. As a musician, DJ, and producer, KidGusto’s mission is to create organic music that combines dancefloor-heavy beats with pure instrumental emotion.

KidGusto - Get Em Movin' Summer Chart '07
Originally hosted on NYCTrust.com

1. Zeph & Azeem remix EP. "That Type of Music (DJ Enki Remix)" (OM 2007)
DJ Enki's second 12" appearance for that West Coast party sound. A definite peak time pleaser that'll keep the crowd on their feet. Good times.
2. Pitbull "Ay Chico" Dave Nada Remix (To Be Released Hai Karate's Vol.4 Series)
You know what you're getting into when Dave Nada strikes, asses shakin' and bodies movin. Drop at your discretion.
3. Moose "Other People's Booty (OPB)" (Unreleased)
Dancefloor approved. Moose's live blend of Bubba Sparks and Yin Yang Twins 'Ms New Booty' with Naughty By Nature's 'OPP'. What better track to bring in summer '07 than this! Play often.
4. Makossa and Megablast "Kunuaka" (G-Stone LP 2007)
Never disappointed with Makossa and Megablast. The gents first full length LP filled with dubbed out beats and house floor uptempo gems.
5. Greenwood Rhythm Coalition "Greenwood Rhythm Coalition EP" (NYCTrust 2007)
This EP has a little bit of everything for all styles of kicks. Thoroughly impressed on the versatility of this record. This one will stay in the crates a long time.
6. Bambouche "Keep The Radio Rockin" from Spectacular Vernacular LP (Vanguard Squad 2007)
A potent head nodder from the mysterious Bambouche of the Vanguard Squad. Listen close for that mixing finesse.
7. Ed Solo & School Of Thought "When I Was A Youth" (SuperCharged 2007)
Can't get enough of these ragga style big room breaks. Ed Solo is definiely the man to look out for if you're looking to set it off with them patchy low-end breaks.
8. U-Tern "Back To Trinidad" (2007)
From his debut EP, "Cookie Jar." Get ready for U-Tern because dude is going to make heads roll with his production prowess. This EP is strictly for them peak time bangers. All breaks, and no brakes.
9. Bastard Boots Vol. 2 Rebel Crew Edition (2007)
Solid every track through. You can work these songs in on multiple sets from latin breaks to that Kenny Dope Hip Hop/Reggae edits stylee. Don't take this record out of your bag.
10. Chronic Sonata "Wise" (Tip Of The Iceberg 2007)
Best recommended for that blunted 3am house party when you got the dancefloor in your palms and the next track you want to drop is this.

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