It’s always intriguing to see how skaters translate their unique styles into other art forms, and Hugo Boserup’s recent mix is a perfect example. Many might wonder why someone would leave Europe, with its skate-friendly cities like Copenhagen, for California. However, when you see Hugo’s life—a happy marriage and a newborn child—it becomes clear that his move was both personal and professional, and it seems to be paying off remarkably. This mix provides insight into the diverse influences that shape his skating.
Hugo Boserup’s skateboarding is nothing short of captivating. If you haven’t watched Paymaster, Limosine skateboard’s groundbreaking video, you’re missing out on some serious talent. Hugo consistently delivers a mesmerizing performance in every video he features in. Whether he’s tackling a bowl, a gritty street spot, or a challenging handrail, he has a way of making even the most difficult maneuvers appear effortless. This mix reflects his eclectic approach to skating, showcasing his diverse interests beyond the board.
This mix isn’t just a random playlist; it’s a reflection of Hugo’s personality. He curated this jazzy-electro tracklist in just a few hours, demonstrating his spontaneous and creative nature. It’s an auditory experience that complements his skating style, full of unexpected twists and turns.
To truly immerse yourself in the Hugo Boserup experience, consider adopting some of his lifestyle choices, at least for a little while. Try hitting a skate bowl, contemplate moving to a drastically different location, maybe even marry a surfer, and consider starting a family (or just get a pet fish to start). This mix is more than just a collection of tracks; it’s an invitation to explore new perspectives.
You can check out the mix below and download it here. Also, don’t forget to see Hugo’s impressive closing part in the new Limosine video.
Hugo Boserup, skateboarder, in a promotional shot for his Jenkem mix
Hugo’s mix provides a sonic journey that’s as diverse as his skating itself. The tracks range from smooth jazz to upbeat electronic, creating a vibrant listening experience. The mix offers a glimpse into the skater’s influences and his own unique creative expression. It’s a perfect soundtrack for a skate session or just chilling out. The eclectic track selection mirrors the unpredictable nature of street skating, where skaters have to adapt to various terrains and challenges.
The tracklist for Hugo Boserup's Jenkem mix, featuring a selection of jazz and electronic music
The mix was curated by Michna, adding another layer of expertise to the project. The accompanying photo by Logan Lara perfectly captures the skater’s style.
This Jenkem mix provides an intriguing look into the music that fuels Hugo’s creativity. It’s a great example of how different forms of art can influence and inspire one another, showcasing the interconnectedness of skateboarding and music. The diverse selection of tracks highlights the multifaceted nature of Hugo’s personality and talent.
Mixed by: Michna
Photo by: Logan Lara
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