Jazz Spastiks – Portals
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PENPALS – STFU (Jazz Spastiks Remix)
You can always count on UK production duo Jazz Spastiks for not only dope beats but wonderful collaborations with MCs that complement their creations. A
Jazz Spastiks – Jazz Spormers (Video)
March 23, We proudly release On Deck 3 featuring the Jazz Spastiks. Their creativity shines not only in the exceptional track, JazzSpormers but also on the wonderful treatment applied to
Jazz Spastiks & Rebels To The Grain – Tapes
It seems like UK production duo, Jazz Spastiks are attempting to attain the title of most prolific beat camp with their numerous, recent releases. For
Jazz Spastiks – Dumb! Feat. Yesh (Jeep Mix)
The creative and prolific duo, Jazz Spastiks return with a remix from their Yeshua assisted single from The Product. The Jeep Mix of Dumb is
Jazz Spastiks – Parley to Parlet Feat Ladybug Mecca
After teasing us with tracks featuring Count Bass D, Apani B Fly and Moka Only, my favorite UK producers, Jazz Spastiks have released their new
Jazz Spastiks – Move Feat. Apani B Fly (Download)
No one is working harder, it seems, than UK production duo the Jazz Spastiks. For the past 3 months, they’ve dropped a new single featuring
Jazz Spastiks – Frequency feat. Moka Only
UK Hip Hop producers Jazz Spastiks return with Frequency, another “Name Your Own Price” single and accompanying remix! This time the crew invites Canada’s Moka
Jazz Spastiks – Delicious feat Count Bass D
I was ecstatic once saw the teasers for this release all over Facebook last week and this pairing doesn’t disappoint. In addition to receiving
Jazz Spastiks – Time to React EP (Download)
More jazzy Hip Hop from UK producers Jazz Spastiks! I think I’ve found my favorite Hip Hop producers of 2013. This is their 2nd release since
Jazz Spastiks – This Like That
This Like That is an anachronism in today’s musical landscape where everything is 68 BPM or less and has to have an emcee for validity. This takes me back to purchasing Armand Van Helden’s SampleSlaya and enjoying the way he composed headnodding grooves around tidbits both known and unknown. Jazz Spastik’s’ 3 track EP Underground Broadcast is available now as a “name your own price” release. Grab it HERE