After many delays but lots of great music and several psycho-seductive videos to tide us over, Cubic Zirconia has released their first full length under their new home and imprint, Fool’s Gold…
My man Needles hit me up and let me know that he has re-released his popular American GangStarr mashup with an all new cover for
Nicolas Jaar completely reworked this Missy Elliot club banger into a chilled out, slow groover. Think chopped and screwed lite, and you won’t need cough
Everyone knows that we recently lost a voice to be reckoned with. Vesta Williams was the ultimate voice in my opinion that could go against
This AM an email hit the inbox greeting me with an invite to stream Fiest’s new LP in it’s entirety before it’s official October 3rd release.
“MAD-HOP Vol.3 is an international collection of tracks from world’s finest experimental hip-hop based producers. Generally instrumental, Vol.3 expands from floaty cosmic waves to bass
Vindahl’s first album, Serendipityis described as “a bold electronic indie pop album.” This is accurate, but I think it fails to grant enough emphasis to
I dig Latin music. I mean really dig it. Salsa, Meringue and now Boogaloo. So whenever Fania Records releases a cut or two from the vaults for the free, best believe I’m all over it…
Elzhi’s Illmatic tribute, Elmatic (Download) was one of the best tribute albums I can recall. Although the brunt of the project was carried by Elzhi’s
Van Hunt’s first post-Blue Note album was released today and it’s title alone should be indicative that this isn’t going to be what you’re familiar with from the talented singer/songwriter. What Were You Hoping For? is, however, a perfect gateway for anyone interested in branching out into rock, soul, punk and funk as all of these are touched amidst it’s 11 tracks. Check the album stream HERE
A great Daptones mashup of Pharrell and Charles Bradley that was released right as Summer was ending. This remix is going to be perfect next
” …the Rebirth of Detroit project, which will feature a selection of Detroit artists that Dilla knew and collaborated with in his lifetime, all performing over his productions. To be clear, those would apparently be unreleased Dilla productions, as Mrs. Yancy was at pains to point out that this was not a retrospective and that only new compositions would do justice to the rebirth concept.” Say word!
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