Dreams Up

Hoodie Allen is back with a pretty sick new track. It's called "Dreams Up," and it's pretty similar to Hoodie's Pep Rally stuff. Check it out.

Dreams Up - Hoodie Allen Download Here

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I Keep Dancing

This song is off the chain. It's made by a guy named Titus Jones, and it's a mashup of La Roux, Taylor Swift, Robyn, and Whitney Houston. It has the "Bulletproof" beat... honestly, words don't really do it justice, so just give it a listen below. Thanks to David C!

I Wanna Bulletproof Dancer - Titus Jones Download Here

Coming Home

It feels good to be back. Some big changes will be coming this year, and I've been working on a few of them. Here are a couple that I'm debuting now: a bigger, better, and improved logo at the top of www.themixhaus.com. The album artwork on downloaded songs is now of much better quality. Graphical changes are going to be huge this year, among other surprises. Haüs Media is expanding.

Now I'm asking for your support. The Mixhaüs now has over 10,000 views. I couldn't have done this without your support.
Please like our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/TheMixhaus. We have almost 300 fans! Be that 300th person.

And now for some music. If you haven't listened to Diddy Dirty Money's new single, "Coming Home," I would definitely do so here. It's a surprisingly good song. J. Cole, whom we have featured before, is back with a remix of titled "I'm Coming Home." Give it a listen.

I'm Coming Home - J. Cole Download Here

G-Mix

Here's the video for Wiz Khalifa's "Black and Yellow (G-Mix)," which features Snoop Dogg, Juicy J, and T-Pain (who is making quite the comeback).

Twhatter

If you've been following even the most vague parts of 2010 pop culture, you'll know that Kanye West started using Twitter. You may also know that his tweets are insights into the rapper's rich, and funny, lifestyle. Josh Groban wrote a song using Kanye's tweets. Check it out.

Politics

DJ Earworm is back at it again... Last year, he thrilled us all with "Blame It On the Pop," his mashup of the 2009 Billboard Top 25 songs. This year, the president of the United State of Pop uses the 2010 Billboard Top 25 and gives us "Don't Stop the Pop." At first, I didn't like it as much as 2009's mashup, but it's definitely growing on me. Give it a listen.

Don't Stop the Pop - DJ Earworm Download Here