THE NOTORIOUS BIG - TOP 50 - DJ Edit Pack

The Notorious B.I.G. Top 50 DJ Edit Pack

A deep working crate of Biggie classics, album cuts, guest appearances, remixes, and clean/dirty DJ versions built for DJs who want far more than the same handful of obvious records.

More than the obvious Biggie records

Of course the major staples are here — Juicy, Big Poppa, Hypnotize, Mo Money Mo Problems, One More Chance, Going Back To Cali, Warning, Who Shot Ya, Notorious B.I.G., and Sky’s The Limit — but the pack does not stop there.

The playlist also reaches into records like Kick In The Door, Machine Gun Funk, Everyday Struggle, Gimme The Loot, Ten Crack Commandments, Ready To Die, Niggas Bleed, I Got A Story To Tell, Unbelievable, Party & Bullshit, and more. That gives you a much deeper Biggie lane than a basic greatest-hits folder.

128 previewed versions — because one copy of a song is not always enough

This pack contains 128 previewed tracks and alternate versions. A large part of the value comes from having multiple usable choices of the same record rather than being locked into one file.

Throughout the crate you will find clean and dirty versions, intro edits, intro/outro edits, radio edits, remixes, single edits, and alternate treatments. That makes it easier to choose the version that actually fits the room instead of forcing one file to work everywhere.

The features and collaborations matter too

Biggie’s catalog is bigger than just the records released under his own name, and this pack reflects that. The list includes appearances and collaborations connected to Junior M.A.F.I.A., 112, Mary J. Blige, Puff Daddy & The Family, Jay-Z, Lil’ Kim, Craig Mack, Total, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, 2Pac, and others.

That gives you more ways to move through a 90s hip-hop set naturally. Instead of jumping from one solo single to another, you have remixes, posse cuts, features, and crossover records that help the crate feel like a real section of your library.

Built for working DJs

This is the kind of pack that makes sense for 90s hip-hop nights, throwback sets, clubs, bars, private events, open-format rooms, and any situation where a Biggie record can instantly change the feel of the room.

The clean/dirty pairs are especially useful when your gigs change from one environment to another. You can keep the same core records available while choosing the version that fits the event.

This is not just a “play Juicy and Big Poppa” pack.

Bottom line: if you want a serious Notorious B.I.G. crate with the essentials, deeper catalog cuts, important features, and multiple DJ-ready versions of the records you are most likely to reach for, this pack puts that entire lane in one place.