“Speakeasy Wednesdays” was a series of “test sessions” that were setup to expand into a weekly and monthly event. This mix is an excerpt of one of those nights.
Tracks include songs from Anti-Pop Consortium, Gorillaz, Massive Attack, Osunlade, Hot Chip, Bomb The Bass, Derrick May and more… DOWNLOAD HERE (more…)
For the Record Big June supports Real Lyricism in Hip Hop and what Better way can he support this than by showcasing The latest New blossoming super rapper to fall into a record deal… Drake. Yeah I know he’s about as new as Layaway shoes on their last payment, but being the flagship artist on Lil Wayne’s “Young Money” record label had to come with a price, he’s got to Prove to the entire world that Young Weezy should be a panelist deciding the next American Idol. He’s doing good so far although Drake seems to keep his best stuff for the freestyle sessions, in my opinion this is better than most of the stuff on his “Thank me later” mixtape but it wasn’t a bust he’s still nice. enjoy this clip of Drake back in april of 09′ showing hot 97 in NY how Toronto does it.
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For all you wookin pa nub this Valentines Day, Radio Rontronik presents Broadcast 7: An Affair Of The Heart. CLICK HERE FOR DOWNLOAD for the Tracklisting (more…)
The Danish Duo’s music video Blue Sunshine.
Since my boy KUK has been overseas he’s been doing his thing.
Check out the new track he’s featured on, Hip Hop’s Gonna Rock You” with Naz/B, Kukoo da baga bonez and Lilla Killa (Germany).
The track’s produced by Grammy Winner Steve Pageot. To download (more…)
When I first saw Fast Times at Ridgemont High I knew I “loveded” her ;-). (more…)
The seminal Songwriter returns with a new album in February, In the meantime check out his “Me and The Devil Music Video directed by Coodie and Chike along with
Michael Sterling Eaton.
Big Ups N. Ward
Hip Hop and High Art: One of the my favorite tracks off the Blueprint 3 Album(On To The Next One) this video is directed by Sam Brown.
Big Ups to J. Bhola
I’m not really down with the indie rock scence but the The Drums “I Felt Stupid” takes me back to the days of listening to a John Hughes film soundtrack.
Also peep ASCCI Disko’s Jawbreaker (more…)
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