For the body jackers and footworkers in the trenches. We relish in the jewels and beats of our Trap

Supa is when two dope ass worlds of music collide to make a dance floor anthem

Supa Juke Mix made in Chicago at my Saturday residency at Twisted Cantina

One Blood (Love2Cypher) by M-Dok

“Booty Mission #3” is a Chicago dance-floor directive straight from the underground—built to call Ms. New Booty off the sidelines and into the spotlight. Powered by jacking drums, footwork swagger, and that signature Midwest bounce, this track moves like a mission briefing for the late-night crowd: report to the dance floor, activate the hips, and let the rhythm take full control.

It’s playful, bold, and full of attitude—perfect for Pilsen basements, loft parties, and after-hours sets where the energy never dips. A true Chicago shaker designed to bring out the confident strut, the low-end wiggle, and the all-city booty movement your Tribe knows best.

Booty assignment accepted.

909 Freak Down is made especially for my underground party goers from the midwest to east and west coast regions. We like to hit it from the back

Your In My System (GTR) by M-Dok

“If You’re Scared” (M-Dok Remix) is a heartfelt reinterpretation inspired by Static Major and Smoke E Dillinger’s raw piano freestyle. M-Dok reshapes the original emotion into a House x Bmore x Jersey Club hybrid, blending soulful progression with a sharp rhythmic pulse. The signature freestyle melody becomes a hypnotic lead line, carried by light jackin’ drums, off-kilter club patterns, and a warm Chicago swing. It’s a tribute to R&B soul, internet-era nostalgia, and underground dance culture—transformed for movement, storytelling, and the late-night dance floor.

A soulful, future-focused re-imagining of Coldplay’s classic cries, lifted into a Chicago-born house progression shaped by rhythm, warmth, and movement. The Paradise Tribe Mix flips the original’s raw emotion into a pulse-driven journey—where floating guitar sentiments meet rolling basslines, airy pads, and uplifting dance-floor energy.

Elements of deep house, juke-inspired percussion, and Paradise-style melodic layering give the record a new heartbeat, carrying the listener from introspection into celebration. Coldplay’s haunting vocal textures shimmer through the mix like memories resurfacing in the strobe light—familiar, yet transformed.

This version is built for late-night rooms, sunrise sets, and Tribe dance culture, inviting everyone into a moment where emotion and movement collide.

M-Dok and Trestyle team up for “The Pack,” a smooth but energizing ghetto house cut that brings a fresh vibe to the dance floor. Blending laid-back Chicago rhythms with Trestyle’s signature flair, the track cruises with an easy bounce—perfect for a juke session, backyard hang, or a relaxed ride down Lake Shore Drive with the windows down.

The Pack feels familiar yet new, carrying the spirit of classic Chicago grooves while introducing a lighter, breezy touch for first-time listeners. It’s a feel-good collaboration built on chemistry, culture, and clean, catchy movement.

A track made for discovering, sharing, and vibing out—