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Chief x Deheb – Untitled / Fantastic (Studio Jam)

2 months “too late” for any Dilla Day mixes but definitely on time! The duo stretches out while remaking the classic SV gem to “fantastic”

Darryl Reeves – The Herbie Sessions (Live)

Fresh off the release of his album Mercury and the popular Dillaquarium Mixtape (Download), Reeves has unleashed concert audio from his April 5th Herbie Hancock

Bendik Baksaas – Twice ft. Miss Tati

Twice is the first single from Bendik Baksaas’ debut album 1991. At 25 tracks long, the album “is a musical depiction of growing up in

Robot Oxford – D’evils (D’angelo Flip)

Robot Oxford assembled a quintet to relay his latest vision on the appropriately titled The Boombox Quintet. Robot Oxford doesnt play an instrument but arranged the tracks

DJ Rahdu – Iconoclast: Tributes & Remakes

As the month of February began I read a FB status requesting the favor of no mixes or reworks of Dilla’s work this year. Discontent with the

Tone Trezure – Moonstruck (Luz De La Luna) [Download]

After getting us reacquainted with her signature sound last month with “Universal Love“, the first single of her newest project, the Michigan native just sent

Alice Russell – Twin Peaks (Download)

Alice Russell will release her new album To Dust (preorder) April 30th and I couldnt be more excited. It’s been 5 years since Pot of Gold

Chris Dave and the Drumhedz – Mixtape

“The Texas-bred maestro just released his first ever mixtape, Chris Dave and The Drumhedz, which is meant to be a sampler plate of the wide range of styles Dave has amassed. Accompanying his snares, kicks and toms are The Drumhedz, a rotating cast of musicians Dave has formed strong organic connections with over the years. Pino Palladino’s legendary bass makes numerous appearances, as do Isaiah Sharkey and Tim Stewart’s guitars. Vocalists Yasiin Bey and Stokely Williams also stop by. The tape includes Dilla covers and jazz tunes, smooth R&B joints and experimental bug-out moments. Equally attractive to the casual listener and the die-hard music junkie, Chris Dave’s first ever mixtape packs a drumhead for any occasion.”