David Bowie's 1983 LP, Let's Dance, gets the 100 Akres treatment this time around. Every song on the LP gets mangled, twisted, and minced for the best 15 minutes of musical niceness you'll ever experience.
p.s. I know 'Under Pressure' wasn't on this LP but I couldn't resist flippin' that one.
The Spitta is back with his first song off his upcoming album "Pilot Talk 2" dropping stores in november. Michael Knight is hilarious and Ski Beatz hits it with one more dope beat. Check the Curren$y - Pilot Talk 2 trailer.
These two are part of a limited (250 copies) vinyl release featuring 7 unreleased demo songs by the D.I.T.C. rapper.
You can almost hear that golden dust on these track from a golden era.
These two are free. The record is 50 bucks a piece.
This is the tracklist:
Side A
1. OUTSIDERS [Buckwild]
2. WOULD YOU BELIEVE? [Buckwild]
3. KICK A RHYME FOR THE RECORD [Mark Pearson / John Mcgann]
4. STRETCH AND BOBBITO PROMO (intro by MC Serch) [Eclipse]
Side B
5. BROTHERS ARE FAKE [Mark Pearson / John Mcgann]
6. THAT BAD MOTHERFUCKER [Eclipse]
7. SUGAR [Buckwild]
As I often do I pick out one song that I think is the most interesting...
This time it`s The Sole Vibe and their album One to Grow On.You can download this one for free here or pay/stream as much as you like here. Catch a nice b/w video here.
Beat by Veterano. Fresh.
KimTilman peeped me this (temporary) Dj Vadim Remix of legendary track TERRORIST in celebration of 20 Years' NINJA TUNES. 6 minutes of editing and playing. Here you have another DJ gambling by Mr. Scruff. Via
Check out this 4-track EP by Eagle Nebula produced by Daru Jones.
The third song (that you can hear above) is my favorite, but make shure you check out the other 3 Love Bombs aswell. Nice.
One of my favorite crews from the Rawkus era was Natural Elements. "Keep Pouring" with A-Butta and Matrix on the first Lyricist Lounge was my shit and still is.
A year ago they released the ten year old NE record that never came out back then. Now it is time for A-Butta`s solo album Vaudeville Spit, dropping 10.10.10 on itunes. This will also be available on wax a bit later this month. Hell yeah.
Shouts to grandgood where you will find more from NE and Anthony Cruz aka A-Butta.
01. Frequency (Knxwledge Remix) f. Evidence w/
02. Population Control (Samiyam & Dibiase Remix)
03. Were All In Power f. Evidence, Krondon & Blame One
04. Watch Out False Prophet f. Dagsavage
05. Machine (Davinci Remix)
06. It’s Coming Down f. Alchemist (Knxwledge & Shafiq Husayn Remix)
07. So We Can Move (P.U.D.G.E. Remix) f. Co$$ & Aloe Blacc
08. Sound is God f. ADAD
09. Your Summer Song (Take Remix)
10. Mega Mix (Mike Gao Remix) f. Fashawn & ADAD
11. In Tune Static (Assembly Line Remix)
12. San Pedro Cactus
13. Love Line (6Fingers Remix) f. Blu
14. Stay Tuned (here) f. Muhsinah & ADAD
15. In Love (Milo 1, DJ Day, Clutchy Hopkins Remix)
Flüd Watches & Exile released a Mixtape with tracks of Exiles two Longplayers Am/FM and Exile Radio in correspondence to the new Exile Radio watch you can see above. Mixtape is dope and the Beat Kidz out there already know that because they already heared the albums, Im sure.!
Essmakesbeats: Jeff hit us up one day and said we should work on a track. So he sent us some beats, we wrote to 'em, set up a session and fast forward a month later, here you have the birth of "Birds" We're working with Jeff, NaRai, E.D.G.E & Jay Kin (& others) on a big project in the very very near future, so stay posted.
Some weeks ago we posted that nice Sneakerboxxx song by Jeff Spec and here we got his latest collaboration with D-City called Birds. Song and Visuals are chocolate and we claim more songs with sympathic MCees dropping lines on good Beats (Here is the right place for it: FS Bandcamp). This is for Jones°
Celebrating the release of our homieSinnfrei T. after he got in trouble with the South Korean Authorities I present this nice little video he send me via skype.
TOWA TEI is a japanese korean from what I understand and this shit is a cool as it gets. Youtube this guy and you`ll find more.
Spark one up and enjoy the show.
J. Cole is not only a beast on the mic he is also an incredible producer.
And like the cream on top Fashawn drops a verse that shows how much he is writing and evolving. Omen kills it with a nice one at the end.
Another one for the J. Cole collection...
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Shouts to strangefruit for this one.
San Diego producer Room E returns with the digital release of Diagonal Signs, the follow-up to Palms Together, released earlier this year. The ten-track instrumental album is a mostly inward journey, subtly suggesting a story of tragedy and fear. Room E shows his influences by weaving in different strains of electronic music, ranging from the tense IDM of Squarepusher (album opener “Descendant”) to the cold British tone of Burial (“Not Today Not Tomorrow”), with an eye to the thriving Los Angeles beat scene. The result is harrowing. Room E, 25, lives and works in San Diego. He has been making music for about ten years, with his journey taking him through various modes of hip-hop and electronic music, from computers to MPCs and back to computers, leading him, like many others, to a place as an independent artist, crafting instrumental songs with less and less thought for category or placement.
Room E hit me up with his new Beat album "Diagonal Signs". This is one of the releases you cannot simply categorize. You have spheric beats like Bad Mood Day and tracks like Descendant which seems like a variety of "two step" kids confined in a gambling hall. The album is versatile and keeps it exciting till the last track. You will find a touch of the new "Beat Generation Kids" but crazy arranged boombappy portions too. This is a journey. Purchase the album here and support ROOM E.
