Wow. It's hot out there. How about some Latin heat to finish off the summer? Aaron Jerome's remix of Pete Rodriguez' "I Like It" gets all the female tails wagging, and not just the tanned kind. pump this up. Then turn your computer off and treat yourself to a margarita in place that plays the music too loud for conversation. Got a hot tip for a Throwback Classic? E-mail your parched editor: dan@brooklynradio.net.

We continue showcasing different DJs playing this weekend at Electric Zoo on Randall's Island, which Brooklyn Radio is a proud sponsor, on Select Sessions with the Netherland's Joris Voorn. It's another ace set of house and techno bangers to get you ready for the big festival this weekend.

Joris Voorn [Tracklist and Download]

We've been loving everything on Big Boi's new album Sir Luscious Leftfoot. We're curious as to why it's getting no love from radio around these parts, being that it cracks harder and has catchier hooks, rhymes, and flows more futuristic than anything Drake or Nicki Minaj have put out. Their shit is lightweight. But the Lord works in mysterious ways, doesn't he! Here's another great track, "You Ain't No DJ." Do the shutterbug to it. [XXL]

DJ Monk-One of the Trustus League Radio show on Brooklyn Radio is at tropical hot spot tonight Bembe tonight. Come stop by for their cool down and get happy watermelon punch!

From Monk: "I'm DJing at BEMBE tonite--come thru for a strong tonic of Caribbean dance music. Salsa, merengue, cumbia and reggae -- classics and beyond. And psssst! Keep it quiet but I'll also be testing out the latest GRC joint fresh from studio sessions this past week!" Get a different kind of hot inside.

Bembe
81 S. 6th Street at the corner of Berry St.
10PM - 4AM
No Cover

Join us tonight for the final movie of summer at Brooklyn Bridge Park tonight as we close out their Movies With A View series. Tonight on the big screen is the 1959 Marilyn Monroe classic Some Like It Hot. Indeed! It will be. On the wheels, we have DJ Conquerrah of Wake the Town and Tell the People playing all that jazz. Boop boop be doop. Music starts at 6 PM. The movie gets flickering at 8:30 PM.

I feel like this dog would actually respond to me with some good advice after I told him my girlfriend left me. Can you smell the weekend yet!! Hey Hey Hey Hey Woof Woof Woof Wooof!! This was spotted by DJ DRM of Bastard Jazz. [Bastard Jazz]

DJ U-Tern is back from touring this summer and dives straight back into the podcast game with a new episode of One Day Later here on Brooklyn Radio. Artists in the mix include Dennis brown, Voltage, Mark Ronson, Defender, Jimmy Edgar, Lifelike, and lots more. Download your bliss.

Bliss [Tracklist and Download]

Back in March when I spun at The Do Over in Miami I think the second or third record I played was one that a whole grip of people kind of flipped their wig about. It was an instrumental version of The Ambassador's "Ain't Got The Love (Of One Girl On My Mind)" which is probably best know to our generation as the basis of Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth's "I Got A Love." Yeah, Ambassadors is a hot record, and definitely a heavy piece, but c'mon son...the INSTRUMENTAL?

On this episode of Subatomic Sound Radio, Emch interviews (and plays a stack of jams from) Liondub: Brooklyn based DJ, producer, and label head.  Liondub has been in the game for a minute but since launching his own labels, Liondub International & Liondub 45, just over a year ago, he has made some major waves, dropping top ranking releases from Jahdan, Marcus Visionary, Ticklah and others that span dubstep, ragga jungle, drum and bass, and of course roots reggae.

Saturday, September 11 @ LOVE in NYC, Brooklyn Radio is sponsoring a event called SUB:SESSIONS "an education in low frequency vibrations".  The sound system is one of the best in the city which is just what you need for the heavyweight lineup of bass obsessed producers including Brooklyn Radio's own Emch as well as Liondub, Matt Shadetek, & DJ Kiva.  Plus controlling the mic will be Jahdan, Dub Poet Infinity, & special guest Spoek Mathambo.  Don't miss it!

Subatomic Sound Radio [Tracklist and Download]

Wife Material always considered herself an 80s baby, but when brainstorming ideas for the latest episode of "I Love My Wife" with Tough Love, the 70s seemed to interesting a choice to ignore. Although many aspects of contemporary music are in adoration over the last two decades of the 20th century, some of the most provocative, groundbreaking, and foundational music that the women of "I Love My Wife" love today, was influenced by the 70s. With classic rock, jazz fusion, funk, and a whole bunch of other unclassifiable gems, there's a little bit of everything on "AM/FM."

AM/FM [Tracklist and Download]

For those of you who followed Lost for 6 seasons, you may know they released the full season DVD last week, including the emotional, FINALE. Well, we at the The Shake Up also have reached a finale, the finale of AWESOME MUSIC WEEK. Of course we turned one week into 21 days [ed. note: In true DJ Chucky Brown fashion: A week in 21 days, folks. 21 days!], but we made it: classic house, funk-soul-disco, '80s part a, an intermission with dj dukes, '80s part b, and last but not least an all new ROCK awesome music show (with a couple of old tracks sneaking in). Enjoy, and let Dan Martino know how much you can't wait till the next "Awesome Music Week." [ed. note: We'll name it properly: "Awesome Music Month."

Awesome Music Week: All Rock Finale [Tracklist and Download]

Earlier, we told you about a late '80s documentary on the Washington, DC funky go-go scene. Our Throwback Classic today is probably the most popular jam from that era and genre, Chuck Brown's "Bustin' Loose." Many people mistake it for the Godfather of Soul, James Brown. But if you're a keen listener--and we know you are, dear reader--there's a real difference in the drums JB used and the go-go style of multiple percussion. And speaking of bustin' loose...We can't wait to bust loose from this office! Have an idea for a Throwback Classic? E-mail your shackled editor: dan@brooklynradio.net.

Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones looks rather dapper in his jail mugshot. Check out more musicians posing for the po-po over at Billboard Magazine. [Billboard]