Sounds of USCworld ft Cash

Mix by Mix Project | www.djCash.online | www.USCworld.comThe Netherlands

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I'm still updating this page, some covers are not yet corrected. The mixes i have uploaded here, were created under licence of the legal online radio stations i work(ed) for. That means they were legal to create at that time, but due to current copyright limitations i am not allowed to share any of the mixes as download.

I've been collecting music ever since i was a kid in the mid 80's. As i didn't have enough money to buy all my favourite music, i used to record music from national radiostations and then use my double cassette deck to edit these recordings untill i had one version of my favourite songs without a radio dj talking trough it. This enabled me to compile a significant music collection on a low budget. Those were also my first steps in music editing.

In the late 80's/early 90's i got into mixing music, inspired by legends like Ben Liebrand, Dj Deep, Unity Mixers, and Dj Garry Krasovec. My first (re)mixes were used by a friend, as audiotracks for computer demo's by his Amiga-democrew known as USC. Some of these audio tracks found their way to (what was in those days) one of the biggest computer-BBS's (Bulletin Board System) in the Netherlands: Fortress BBS.

A few weeks later i was told that some of these remixes became 'download of the month'. This caught the attention of the owners of a locally legendary youth center known as Meetpoint. They asked me to become one of their resident dj's in 1995.

Later that year i also got back in touch with USC (my old Amiga demo crew); they had meanwhile evolved into an international community of creative individuals, and introduced me to the people at IDP (International Dance Promotion) and DMC (Disco Mix Club). In those days, IDP was the largest dj organisation in the BeNeLux, and DMC was the largest dj organisation in the world.

They offered me a place in their crew: between 1996 and 2004 i toured the world as part of the Dutch crew of the DMC World Dj Championships. We toured trough the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany, United Kingdom, and USA. I had a chance to meet with artists like Damae (Fragma), and i spend many hours in the studio with my inspirator; Dj Garry.

In 2004 i stopped working for IDP/DMC Holland, and focused mainly on studio productions; creating jingles and mixes for various online radiostations. Most notorious is my "Mix by Mix" series: 30-minute yearmixes from 1980 till 2020 that sometimes feature up to 100 tracks. You can find them all on this website. My "bootleg style" of mixing got me the nickname "Meezenbroek's Favourite Megamixer", refering to the neighbourhood where my studio is located.

In 2018 i received a gold YouTube award for a chanel that i operated together with my team USC. Our chanel was unfortunately blocked later, due to a quarrel with YouTube over copyright issues - the team's Dutch website still excists, check USCworld.com for more info.

In may 2020 i set an Official World Record (at officialworldrecords.com, since Guinness World Records could not process it) with a 5-hour audio/video megamix that has over 1243 tracks, but i could not afford the € 1200 fee for the official register. My World Record attempts can also be found on this website.

In 2020 i started building djcash.online, to collect and share all my 'old' mixes. I hope you enjoy my mixes, and i would really appreciate if you'd leave a comment or a message. Please keep in mind that in spite of all the things i've done, i don't consider myself a professional or commercial dj - i am simply a modest guy who makes mixes because i have a passion for music, creativity, and reliving memories from the good old days !

For the complete tracklists to all my mixes, check djcash.online or mixbymix.uscworld.com

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