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The Lost Episode with Peter Fontaine

The Freestyle Club Episode 27: The Lost Episode with Peter Fontaine. We talk to Peter Fontaine and find out how he got his start in Freestyle Music. Peter tells us about meeting various artists and producers in the Freestyle genre. He mentions how Frankie Cutlass helped him during his start in Freestyle. He also laments the advice Frankie gave him regarding Mic Mac vs High Power Records.

As is traditional at The Freestyle Club, we talk about signing bonuses and contract terms. Peter breaks down what his contract was and how he was able to get out of the contract under Tony Garcia and High Power Records. We also touch on the "replacement" of Peter Fontaine by NV, and what his thoughts are. During his time at High Power Records, Peter also wrote songs for his label mates and he briefly goes over a few of those songs.

Peter talks about his feeling regarding the Freestyle Music industry and how he has mixed feelings about returning to the genre. Peter breaks down how Eyes of Deception (2018 Remix)  ended up on the In a Class of Our Own, Vol. 3: The Class Menagerie. The Freestyle Club talk to Peter about today's Freestyle and how we think it can be updated and improved.

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The Lost Episode with Peter Fontaine

The Freestyle Club Episode 27: The Lost Episode with Peter Fontaine. We talk to Peter Fontaine and find out how he got his start in Freestyle Music. Peter tells us about meeting various artists and producers in the Freestyle genre. He mentions how Frankie Cutlass helped him with during his start in Freestyle. He also laments the advice Frankie gave him regarding Mic Mac vs High Power Records.

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As is traditional at The Freestyle Club, we talk about signing bonuses and contract terms. Peter breaks down what his contract was and how he was able to get out of the contract under Tony Garcia and High Power Records. We also touch on the "replacement" of Peter Fontaine by NV, and what his thoughts are. During his time at High Power Records, Peter also wrote songs for his label mates and he briefly goes over a few of those songs.

Peter talks about his feeling regarding the Freestyle Music industry and how he has mixed feelings about returning to the genre. Peter breaks down how Eyes of Deception (2018 Remix)  ended up on the In a Class of Our Own, Vol. 3: The Class Menagerie. The Freestyle Club talk to Peter about today's Freestyle and how we think it can be updated and improved.

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(TST) The Santana Twins - Ride @ 5 Featuring Carlos Berrios

Season: 1, Episode: 1 (Aired On: April 27, 2018 )

This is the first ever Ride @ 5 Super Mix. The Ride @ 5 Super Mix started with 21 iRadio stations, and that number has grown every week! This mix features two mixes, one from The Santana Twins and the second mix features legendary producer Carlos "After Dark" Berrios Edit Mix.

ERNESTO SANTANA: One of the turning points that made my brother and I fall in love with music was the SuperMix on KTU in the 80's with Paco. So we decided it's time to shake things up in the DJ world in 2018. We have reached out to a few friends to help us in our new endeavor. You might have heard them play music if you lived in NYC during the 80's and 90's. Carlos Berrios, Aldo Marin, Albert Cabrera, Frankie Cutlass, Roman Ricardo, Juan Kato, Baron Lopez, Norty Cotto, Dj Paradise, James Anthony, Dave the One Mendez, DJ Smooth One, Mike Cee, etc etc. We also asked quite a few DJs friends who are currently doing their thing on Facebook and iradio stations. It will be a great ride. Ladies and Gentlemen, TST and Friends present: The Ride @ 5 SuperMix

The Santana Twins Mix

Maria by TKADon't You Think It's Time by FascinationBroken by Nick Colon vs One More ShotLost by Audi Medina vs Do You DreamThe Promise vs Pop Goes My LoveIt Was Love by Remio

Carlos "After Dark" Berrios

I Burn by Marshall JonesMandolay by Tony MoranTime Passes By by Lissette MelendezBreaker's Revenge by Arthur BakerWalking On Sunshine by Rockers RevengeRelease Yourself by AleemName of The Game by Dan Hartman

(TST) The Santana Twins - Ride @ 5 Featuring Carlos Berrios

Season: 1, Episode: 1 (Aired On: April 27, 2018 )

This is the first ever Ride @ 5 Super Mix. The Ride @ 5 Super Mix started with 21 iRadio stations, and that number has grown every week! This mix features two mixes, one from The Santana Twins and the second mix features legendary producer Carlos "After Dark" Berrios Edit Mix.

ERNESTO SANTANA: One of the turning points that made my brother and I fall in love with music was the SuperMix on KTU in the 80's with Paco. So we decided it's time to shake things up in the DJ world in 2018. We have reached out to a few friends to help us in our new endeavor. You might have heard them play music if you lived in NYC during the 80's and 90's. Carlos Berrios, Aldo Marin, Albert Cabrera, Frankie Cutlass, Roman Ricardo, Juan Kato, Baron Lopez, Norty Cotto, Dj Paradise, James Anthony, Dave the One Mendez, DJ Smooth One, Mike Cee, etc etc. We also asked quite a few DJs friends who are currently doing their thing on Facebook and iradio stations. It will be a great ride. Ladies and Gentlemen, TST and Friends present: The Ride @ 5 SuperMix

The Santana Twins Mix

* Maria by TKA* Don't You Think It's Time by Fascination* Broken by Nick Colon vs One More Shot* Lost by Audi Medina vs Do You Dream* The Promise vs Pop Goes My Love* It Was Love by Remio

Carlos "After Dark" Berrios

* I Burn by Marshall Jones* Mandolay by Tony Moran* Time Passes By by Lissette Melendez* Breaker's Revenge by Arthur Baker* Walking On Sunshine by Rockers Revenge* Release Yourself by Aleem* Name of The Game by Dan Hartman

Blah, Blah, Expansion – Bonus Episode 6

This Blah Blah episode officially welcomes Nick Colon as the 3rd member of The Freestyle Club. Nick first appeared on The Freestyle Club as a guest during episode 22: Unbreakable with Nick Colon. He has also appeared on The Fracking Flat leaves and Clubhouse Dance Music. Nick talks about doing his first interview with Freestyle Music pioneer Andy Panda during the Second Generation with Andy “Panda” Tripoli episode.

The Freestyle Club review fan feedback from Alex of Latin Nation who disagrees with us when it comes to artists taking responsibility for the projects they work on. Luis doesn't understand the hype over Jenee Renee's latest hit song. We finish off fan feedback with Zeke, who goes in on Tanassi about his spamming of links on artists' pages.

We discuss Freestyle Armageddon Day aka June 8th. It seems that everyone in Freestyle has an event on Saturday, June 8th. In typical Freestyle Fashion, the genre implodes over competing events. Instead of celebrating the fact that Freestyle Music is about to host multiple events on a single, we instead draw battle lines and take sides.

Royalty Radio has become the latest buzzword in the Freestyle community. The Freestyle Club attempts to break down the mission of Royalty Radio. CPR was approached for his Clubhouse Dance Music Logo, but other than that and a meeting to discuss generalities there isn't much information about Royalty Radio. Stay tuned, if we get any new information we'll be sure to pass it on.

We do a quick and dirty mid-year review of the latest songs in the Freestyle Music genre. We talk about the standouts during the first half of 2019. With songs from Shy, Jenni Renee, Jasmine Denis, A'Lisa B,, Aiki, Berrios vs Zone, Wendy, and Lily Rose. We also talk about the songs we are looking forward to in the second half of 2019. Songs include Shawn Davis, Julio Mena, A'Lisa B, Mark Milan, Sammy Zone, CPR Clubhouse Madness, and more.

Blah, Blah, Expansion – Bonus Episode 6

This Blah Blah episode officially welcomes Nick Colon as the 3rd member of The Freestyle Club. Nick first appeared on The Freestyle Club as a guest during episode 22: Unbreakable with Nick Colon. He has also appeared on The Fracking Flat leaves and Clubhouse Dance Music. Nick talks about doing his first interview with Freestyle Music pioneer Andy Panda during the Second Generation with Andy “Panda” Tripoli episode.

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The Freestyle Club review fan feedback from Alex of Latin Nation who disagrees with us when it comes to artists taking responsibility for the projects they work on. Luis who doesn't understand the hype over Jenee Renee's latest hit song. We finish off fan feedback with Zeke, who goes in on Tanassi about his spamming of links on artists pages.

We discuss Freestyle Armageddon Day aka June 8th. It seems that everyone in Freestyle has an event on Saturday, June 8th. In typical Freestyle Fashion, the genre implodes over competing events. Instead of celebrating the fact that Freestyle Music is about to host multiple events on a single, we instead draw battle lines and take sides.

Royalty Radio has become the latest buzz word in the Freestyle community. The Freestyle Club attempts to break down the mission of Royalty Radio. CPR was approached for his Clubhouse Dance Music Logo, but other than that and a meeting to discuss generalities there isn't much information about Royalty Radio. Stay tuned, if we get any new information we'll be sure to pass it on.

We do a quick and dirty mid-year review of the latest songs in the Freestyle Music genre. We talk about the standouts during the first half of 2019. With songs from Shy, Jenni Renee, Jasmine Denis, A'Lisa B,, Aiki, Berrios vs Zone, Wendy, and Lily Rose. We also talk about the songs we are looking forward to in the second half of 2019. Songs include Shawn Davis, Julio Mena, A'Lisa B, Mark Milan, Sammy Zone, CPR Clubhouse Madness, and more.

The Freestyle Club Episode 26: Second Generation with Andy "Panda" Tripoli

The Freestyle Club sits down with the one and only, Song Writer and Producer Andy "Panda" Tripoli. We start things off with MTV's 2nd Generation hosted by Tony Moran (one half of the Latin Rascals) and Andy Panda. Andy talks about the creation of the show, being picked up for a second season, the representation of Latinos and Latin Hip Hop music and the reasons for the show ultimately being canceled.

Andy goes on to talk about the genesis of The Cover Girls. He explains how his love of Motown Music and groups like The Supremes and others inspired him to create his own girl group. We set out with the concept and shared his vision with Sal Abbatiello of Fever Records. Eventually, after a few initial replacements, they finalize the members of The Cover Girls and Andy pens Show Me.

We examine how Freestyle was "OUR" generation's Salsa Music. We reminisce about how our parents would play Salsa Music and how we grew up listening to Salsa Music. Now as we grew up our children, in turn, grew up listening to our version of Salsa Music with Freestyle Music. We also take note of how Old Salseros are not generally known to be accepting of new artists and how that mentality is now present in Freestyle Music.

Proving that Andy Panda listens to The Freestyle Club, he sets the record straight on Together Forever and the role that Frankie Cutlass played in the creation of this Freestyle Classic. Andy talks about Tony Moran and his many contributions to the Freestyle Music genre. We wrap up the interview with Andy sharing his upcoming Freestyle Music projects.

The Freestyle Club Episode 26: Second Generation with Andy "Panda" Tripoli

The Freestyle Club sits down with the one and only, Song Writer and Producer Andy "Panda" Tripoli. We start things off with MTV's 2nd Generation hosted by Tony Moran (one half of the Latin Rascals) and Andy Panda. Andy talks about the creation of the show, being picked up for a second season, the representation of Latinos and Latin Hip Hop music and the reasons for the show ultimately being canceled.

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Andy goes on to talk about the genesis of The Cover Girls. He explains how his love of Motown Music and groups like The Supremes and others inspired him to create his own girl group. We set out with the concept and shared his vision with Sal Abbatiello of Fever Records. Eventually, after a few initial replacement, they finalize the members of The Cover Girls and Andy pens Show Me.

We examine how Freestyle was "OUR" generation's Salsa Music. We reminisce how our parent would play Salsa Music and how we grew up listening to Salsa Music. Now as we grew up our children, in turn, grew up listening to our version of Salsa Music with Freestyle Music. We also take note of how Old Salseros are not generally known to be accepting of new artists and how that mentality is now present in Freestyle Music.

Proving that Andy Panda listens to The Freestyle Club, he sets the record straight on Together Forever and the role that Frankie Cutlass played in the creation of this Freestyle Classic. Andy talks about Tony Moran and his many contributions to the Freestyle Music genre. We wrap up the interview with Andy sharing his upcoming Freestyle Music projects.

The Freestyle Club Episode 25: Brooklyn Goes Hard with Nyasia (Part 2)

Freestyle Music Recording Artists, Brooklyn's Own Nyasia takes The Third Chair. We play catch up with Nyasia, discussing her migration from NY to Florida and briefly compare the differences between the two states. We then get straight to it with Nyasia and her experiences online, from Freestyle Music messages boards to Social Media platforms such as Facebook.

Nyasia, CPR, and DaUnknownAdmin talk about the early days of internet radio and the final days of The Freestyle File, Freestyle's first iRadio Freestyle Music Show. We discuss the many interviews they have done with Freestyle artists, including legendary producer Chris Barbosa.

As always we ask our customary question of Nyasia, did she have a contract and did she get paid? She explains that while she is ultimately responsible, she does take to task Mickey and Marvin of Mic Mac Records. We also learn of a "copycat" version of Nyasia that performed in Brazil and we find out the identity of the individual.

We close out this episode with a Bonus Edit Mix by DJ Paradise of The Freestyle File and Nyasia's Husband and Manager.

The Freestyle Club Episode 25: Brooklyn Goes Hard with Nyasia (Part 2)

Freestyle Music Recording Artists, Brooklyn's Own Nyasia takes The Third Chair. We play catch up with Nyasia, discussing her migration from NY to Florida and briefly compare the differences between the two states. We then get straight to it with Nyasia and her experiences online, from Freestyle Music messages boards to Social Media platforms such as Facebook.

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Nyasia, CPR, and DaUnknownAdmin talk about the early days of internet radio and the final days of The Freestyle File, Freestyle's first iRadio Freestyle Music Show. We discuss the many interviews they have done with Freestyle artists, including legendary producer Chris Barbosa.

As always we ask our customary question of Nyasia, did she have a contract and did she get paid? She explains that while she is ultimately responsible, she does take to task Mickey and Marvin of Mic Mac Records. We also learn of a "copycat" version of Nyasia that performed in Brazil and we find out the identity of the individual.

We close out this episode with a Bonus Edit Mix by DJ Paradise of The Freestyle File and Nyasia's Husband and Manager.