Judith Frankin – Melodies In My Head
The multi talented dancer/singer Judith Franklin released Melodies In My Head this March and I hate that im just finding out about it. Her debut EP contains
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The Rurals Feat. Jaidene Veda – Into Life
While trolling TraxSource, my little heart received an unexpected shock; The Rurals are back together! Well, yes and no. There is a group named The
Byron the Aquarius and Jas’mine – New New
Finally, after many years of collaborating, these two have finally made it into the studio and put something together! No release date or working title,
Iman Williams – Ordinary Love/Float Away Remixes
Shouts out to Iman Williams who’s keepin’ the momentum going for her highly acclaimed Stupid Human Tricks album (review, album stream). She’s taken two of the most popular songs from the release, Ordinary Love and Float Away and teamed up with AppleJac and BusCrates 16-Bit Ensemble to bring a different feel to them. You were excited about them then and I’m sure you’re going to enjoy these two mixes that will be released on May 3rd. Mark your calendars and enjoy these snippets
Pursuit Grooves – Peace Talks
Pursuit Grooves returns with a dope gem, Peace Talks, to promote her upcoming album Frantically Hopeful! The album will continue to fuse “elements of hip hop, house and broken
Marc Mac presents: Visioneers – Apache b/w Shaft in Africa (Video)
Visioneers are back with a limited edition picture sleeve 7″ (vinyl only) – one for the collectors! The classic B-Boy remakes Apache and Shaft in
Peter Hadar – Your Body
We’ve been following Peter Hadar since Memories of the Heart and this man’s sound is ever evolving! Your Body is touted as being “the song of the summer”, and it definitely feels like summertime with it’s upbeat, Latin feel; I can see the ladies moving to this one! No word on when/if a new release is dropping, but this track is FREE
Nas – Shootouts (Dru Carter Remix)
Now this remix deserves a Logan Walters Blue Note inspired cover (view HERE). Birmingham producer Dru Carter takes the 1996 It Was Written gem Shootouts
Mono/Poly – Glow
Straight from Mono/Poly’s debut EP on Brainfeeder is the wonderfully wonky, Glow; a favorite on this 7 track voyage. The Manifestations EP is not for the musically conservative because Mono/Poly will take you on a journey through some really interesting sounds, yet he finds a way to keep it user friendly. Just check out the truly funky Needs Deodorant, so funky it’s name had to match the feeling of the track. Get it HERE
DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loops – Return of the Crooklyn Dodgers
DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loops connect to bring you Loop Amplitude. It’s a collection of some of your favorite Golden Era Hip Hop
Bilal – Robots (Tensei Remix)
It seems like Tensei entered every remix competition that has been announced recently. (Listen Here) We don’t mind, though, because all of their entries have been dope. I must admit I was very disappointed with the other Robots remixes that I checked out (and I know I didn’t hear all of them) but this one definitely stands out. It’s a funky, baroque piece that complements the song and doesn’t get overwhelmed by the vocals and arrangement. They’ve created a cohesive track that sounds like it could have very well been the original. Kudos
Kool Keith – Supa Supreme (Marley Marl Remix)
In Biz Markie voice: “My Lawd!” Queens and The Bronx connect on Kool Keith’s remix project, The Legend of Tashan Dorrsettto give you a severe Critical Beatdown. Marley Marl strips it all the way down and Keith drops some of the braggadocio and tongue twisting, next flow that makes him the Hip Hop icon that we all know and love. I bet you cant listen to this and not be caught singing “Supa Supreme!” for the next 10 mins…