Night Ripper

Night Ripper, released in 2006 by Girl Talk (Gregg Gillis), is a dense, sample-based mashup album that combines elements of electronic, hip hop, experimental, glitch, and plunderphonics into continuous, rapid-fire collages. Tracks layer fragments of pop, rock, R&B, and rap over propulsive breakbeats, producing a high-energy, party-oriented flow defined by abrupt edits, stacked hooks, and playful juxtapositions. The record is widely regarded as a defining example of modern mashup and sample-collage production and helped raise Girl Talk's profile as a live, DJ-driven performer.