Sunday, December 27, 2009

A Decade OF Flying Lotus


Dope producer gets tired of dealing with Rappers=Flying Lotus
Just a theory. Mixed by The Gaslamp Killer. Courtesy of the folks at Brainfeeder
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Saturday, December 26, 2009

Reflection Eternal feat. Jay Electronica, J. Cole & Mos Def - Just Begun


Talib Kweli & Hi-Tek’s Revolutions Per Minute is due out in February 2010. Props to Blacksmith.
UPDATE: Talib Kweli & Hi-Tek also teamed up with Statik Selektah for the official Reflection Eternal mixtape. Drops on New Years Eve and will feature new joints off the album as well as unreleased RE joints and the classics.

Friday, December 25, 2009

Smoke Out Concert Highlight


Live from the "Amm Cam", I documented one of the high points (no pun intended) of the Smoke Out concert in San Bernardino.

Freshly Dipped: Moe Green


Peep Moe Green as he breaks down his love and the struggles that take place in his home town, Vallejo Ca. Keep an eye on Green, he's sure to make noise in 2010! C A all DAy! Track produced by Rob E

Monday, December 14, 2009

A Day in the Life of Neil Armstrong


Canadian retailer Ransom dropped this video this past weekend profiling New York native DJ Neil Armstrong. This serves as a peek into a day in his life, one where he has found himself the backing/tour DJ for Jay-Z, one of the biggest names in music. To call Neil a "Turntablist" or a "Mixtape DJ" would not reveal any substantial part of the story. Neil came up alongside the greats of the 90's New York DJ scene. These are folks that are often overlooked when people talk DJ culture; Guys like Rob Swift, J-Smoke, DJ Excess, Fat Fingaz, JS-1, DJ Supreme along with his own crew: The 5th Platoon.

SweetBreads Live & Direct on Just In TV!


Catch the Sweetbreads Creative Collective Label on www.Justin.com tonght at 8pm PST!
Sweetbreads artist Davinci and Ammbush break down their new releases, influences, and everything on the horizon. 4oneFunk's Teeko and Dj Strategy from DJ Art's Academy check in to give their insight on the DJ scene and everything poppn in the Bay Area, lock it in!

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Souls Of Mischief: Top 10 MC's, GOAT discussion

Saturday, December 5, 2009

Nio The Gift - Grateful - New Video

This is really good.


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Friday, December 4, 2009

The Friday Five: Oh, Canada!

I've definitely made my share of Canada jokes over the years. Actually, I've made my share, your share, and her share of Canada jokes. You know, like how Canada is the US's largest national park. How it's America's hat. How they only recently got the Internet in their igloos. That sort of thing. But last week, I was up in the frozen tundra to do some DJing with m'man DJ Frame, and I gotta tell ya, Canada is freakin' great. That's not to say I won't still crack jokes on Canada, but just understand that they come from a place of love. So with that in mind, here are five ways Canada totally sons the States:


1. The people
Canadians are nice. Simple as that. They're really cool people (no, that's not a "Canada is cold" joke), always looking to help you out or hook you up or what have you. But they aren't nice in a smarmy, cloying way. It's just something that comes naturally to them. It's a wonderful thing that should be celebrated, even by cynics like me.

2. The crowds
The best way I can say it is that Canadians really appreciate music. They come to the club looking to dance, and they show a lot of love to DJs who can make that happen. Sure, they want to hear some hits, some familiar stuff, but they're so much more willing to let DJs take chances and go off the beaten path than American crowds are these days with their "I want to hear the exact same songs I listened to in my car on the way to the club" attitude. Americans: Learn from our northerly neighbors. It'll be so much more fun for everybody.

3. The DJ pay
If I did these exact same parties in the States, I would've made maybe--maybe--half as much money. Real talk.

4. The women
Canadian women are hot. Not much else to say about that.

5. The health care system
I didn't experience this firsthand (knock on wood), but c'mon. Our system is a freakin' mess. Theirs isn't perfect (how could any system be perfect?), but it's a hell of a lot better than ours. It makes sense, and it works; perhaps that's a by-product of the fact that Canada isn't as beholden to screaming right-wing crazies as the States are.

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Wednesday, December 2, 2009

New Clash of the Titans Trailer


This might be corny. I had to post this because I'm a fan of the original jump off. It seems like the whole hype on the original was due to the fact that movie goers weren't used to seeing certain special effects, flying pegasus', medusa etc etc. We'll see what it do.

Jake One&Freeway "You Know What I Mean"


This is the first official leak off of Jake One and Freeway's upcoming album "Stimulus Package", hittin stores in Febuary 2010.