With today marking the one year anniversary of MJ’s passing, The Evil Genius Green Lantern composed this mix for Atlanta’s V-103. It airs later today at 9 P.M., but you can download here.
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In tribute to the best to ever do it, I personally put together seven comps of some of my favorite MJ joints. Shout-out to EMZ for the help out. R.I.P. The King.
YN’s MJ Music Vol. 1
YN’s MJ Music Vol. 2
YN’s MJ Music Vol. 3
YN’s MJ Music Vol. 4
YN’s MJ Music Vol. 5
YN’s MJ Music Vol. 6
YN’s MJ Music Vol. 7
UPDATE: Tracklists after the jump.
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