Fatima’s new EP, Follow You, is a cornucopia of sound; jazzy at once and electro-fied the next. You may have heard the Swedish born, London based singer alongside Dam-Funk, Shafiq Husayn (SA-RA), or Funkineven, providing her sweet vocals alongside amazing sound tapestries. Follow You is no different. Niceness!
DJ Vadim, Pugs Atomz and Sabirah Jade AKA The Electric have returned with the release of their latest single, Toot Toot. The single features remixes by Kidkanevil and flako amongst many others that provide various takes on the single as well as a remix of So Now You Know by Tall Black Guy and more. Definitely packed with flavor!
Beat Junkies Sound! The Funky President, J.Rocc remixed the Kashmere Stage Band’s Ain’t No Sunshine and this is a true looped banger. Rhettmatic commands you to, “Peep the wicked chops and the headnot beat!” Get it HERE and pick up J Rocc’s new album HERE
I’m moved. Some tracks simply strike a chord—the one behind the mic digs deep to share some sincere truth they have found. This is one
Here’s one that I thought I showcased on the site before, but sadly I hadn’t. It’s only fitting that I pull this out now while we’re busting your ears wide open with ATCQ posts. The drums on this one transport it from the Dilla sound of the OG version to the “collaboration” sound of the original members on earlier albums. This track was featured as a part of J Finesse’s Parts of the Whole EP (download) which was a prelude to many of his upcoming projects. His latest release, The Soulful Resuscitation is available now. Get it HERE
Right after the release of 1998’s The Love Movement and before VH1 Hip Hop Hoors and the Rock the Bells festival, Hip Hop endured a truly
“Enjoy hip hop when we were proud to call it hip hop” – DJ Guzl
Those words were sent along with this 60+ minute long A Tribe Called Quest mix and this mix definitely takes you back! Mixed last year, DJ Guzl takes you down memory lane through the Tribe’s discography. Download HERE
Here’s one that I found on FWMJ back in ’07 before I began blogging; It’s a dope flip of the beats from the Midnight Marauders!
This is a cool dedication to ATCQ’s 1993 Midnight Marauders album. This duo hails from Florida and enlist many of their friends to help with
I’ll never forget when I first purchased People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm from a now closed record store chain. As a 13 year old
Produced by Rashad “Tumblin Dice” Smith, this was supposed to appear on a third Violator compilation album, V3, that was never released. Once again, this
I remember when someone slid me this on a CD-R back in 2001 and told me Tribe had gotten back together and this was their
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