
Over the years and the 150, yes 150, mixes we’ve done, it’s gotten pretty easy to predict a skateboarder’s music taste. Don’t believe us? Take a scroll down mix memory lane and the patterns start to become pretty obvious.
Baggy panted ledge lover. It’s gonna be 90s rap. Thrasher adorned hill bomber. We’re pleased to introduce you to Slayer. New generation competition killer. Open the cloud rap flood gates.
But like everything else in the world, there are outliers. Zander Mitchell, under these pretenses, is an outlier. A technical, beanie adorned, Canadian ledge dancer opening his mix with Neil Young, Fleetwood Mac, and Daryl Hall and John Oates?
Safe to say it took us by surprise, almost as much as his recent announcement and subsequent part for Jacuzzi Unlimited. So help us celebrate Zander and check out Jenkem Mix 150.
Download it HERE or forever hold your peace!


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March 6, 2025 10:27 am
Impeccable
September 18, 2026 12:54 am
What a fascinating mix of culture and creativity! Zander Snow Rider 3D’s approach to blending skateboarding and music really got me thinking about how these forms of expression influence each other. Do you think this kind of collaboration could change how we perceive art in action sports? Also, I noticed the emphasis on community—how important do you think that is for artists today? It’s great to see these conversations happening! Would love to hear more about your thoughts on the future of skate culture through this lens!