January 12, 2011

Sorry For Partying – Warp A Milli (Lil Wayne vs Bloody Beetroots): MUST HEAR PARTY BANGER

Posted in Bangin by nick | Tags: BANGER, Congarock, Electro, Electronic, Hip-Hop, House, Lil Wayne, mash-up, Mashup, Rap, Remix, Sorry for Partying, The Bloody Beetroots

Here’s a sick new mashup BANGER featuring Lil Wayne’s classic ‘A Milli’ and Bloody Beetroots high energy Warp 1.9 remix by Congarock. It’s a great party BANGER mashup done by Sorry For Partying based out of Boulder, consisting of several of the TSIS DJ’s who brought you the party songs Shine Wit I (Ft. Dem Franchise Boyz) and Weezys Free. It’s got a great balance of classic Weezy vocals and bass, and it’s the first sampling off their upcoming mixtape. Turn it up and enjoy! And Sorry for Partying has some new winter tour dates, playing with Z-Trip on 1/27 in Denver, CO, Steve Aoki on 2/2 in Boulder, and with Mac Miller on 2/3 in Boulder as well, check out more dates through their facebook. Be sure to catch one of their high energy mashup live sets!

Warp A Milli (Li Wayne vs The Bloody Beetroots) – Sorry For Partying | Download

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Anonymous

I was fully expecting to hate this, but this shit is HARDDDD good job
sam i am

wow.. one of the best best mashups I heard bro!
Jose

Gotta love The Bloody Beetroots! This surprisingly works very well! Nice job!
Anonymous

siiiick
Anonymous

S’all right but the beetroots make it
Dill

with a little congorock in there
Anonymous

its congorock, not congarock
sunny

this. is. wicked.
Anonymous

great song nice work but i hate the youtube bars, they suck

When I moved to Boulder to attend the University of Colorado at Boulder I got exposed to some of the sickest music around. My name is Nick Guarino and I love music and especially showing people new music. Making mix cd's for friends my whole life led to the founding of Thissongissick.com with which I hope to broaden everyone's musical taste beyond the radio. There is a large amount of freely distributed music that far too little people know about. This site showcases and debuts some of best up and coming as well as already established artists, rappers, DJ's, producers and more. Through the process TSIS has found it self focusing on exposing the electronic and hip hop music scenes. Check out some music you've never heard, I'm sure you'll find some songs that are pretty sick. Enjoy!