DJ Definit – Fresh 2 Def
Not a big fan of today’s Hip Hop as you definitely know but, with this very quick post, I want to point you out to a very sweet mixtape. I [...]
Peanut Butter Wolf @ Boiler Room
Hey everybody, we’re a little busy right now, sorry for the lack of posts lately. If there’s one thing I can promise tho, we’ll have some sort of Golden Age [...]
The Big Break Dance Contest 1983 Live at the Roxy
Hi everybody, after a nice christmas holiday, I am ready to start a new musical season. Our aim for 2012 is to focus more on mixes and selections, this is [...]
History Of Black Music In 3 Mixtapes (Well, Maybe Not The Whole Thing)
Hi everybody, it’s been a while, we’re mad busy as always but luckily we are back to give you some dope sounds supply for your ears. These 3 mixes will [...]
Cherrystones 40 Min Mix At The Boiler Room
London’s music scene is always bubblin with great ideas and concepts. Since March 2010, there’s a new spot to hear the freshest beats: the Boiler Room. Created by the Platform [...]
Raekwon – Criminology (ilMagoRMX)
Just 2 minutes of 90′s rawness. This has been sleeping untouched in my hard drive for at least 2 years, re-listened to this yesterday, bazinga, it’s not bad at all. [...]
Two Great Turin Concerts: Ebo Taylor and Afrika Bambaataa!
I had a chance to see two great concerts here in Turin this summer and I want to share some pics I have taken. The first one was an amazing [...]
5 Cool videos about music production
DUB FX LIVE ON AMSTERDAM How about being creative with no 10000 dollars equipment. I’m not even a fan of beatboxin since I find it funny (not in a good [...]
Disco Is Dead but Hip Hop Lives: 2 Great Mixes By Cut Chemist
Welcome back, this time we got two crazy fresh mixes by one of the greatest Djs ever. He jumped on the Soundcloud bandwagon and dropped two gems for his fans. [...]
De La Soul Megamix (1990)
Here’s another unusual -and hopefully interesting- release from my personal collection. Remember when rap artists used to put a “megamix” track on their releases? Here’s a 7 minutes medley of [...]
Pioneers At Work (part 3): Jazzy Jay
Another pioneer explaining his work! Watch on YouTube Watch on YouTube
DJ Evil Dee Lunchtime Mix
Time for some serious hip hop, let’s go back to the Golden Age once again. Beatminerz. My favourite production team ever. Period. What’s better than having the opportunity to hear [...]
Pioneers At Work (part 2): Grandmaster Flash!
Another true pioneer shows his genius! Watch on YouTube
The Stuyvesants – Brooklyn’s Finest
Bedford-Stuyvesant, does this name ring any bells to you? Yes, of course it does if you love the Greatest Rapper Of All Times like we do. I come across beat [...]
Take Notice!
Awesome version of J Dilla — Take Notice Carlos Nino & Miguel Atwood-Ferguson pay tribute to Dilla by interpreting his music with a 40-piece orchestra. Four tracks cover Dilla magic. [...]
The Basement: Guru’s Jazzmatazz Special – BBC 1Xtra
Let’s re-up this very old post. Hey Guru, I will always remember you, Jeru and Afu, back in the 94/95, trading Swatches with t-shirts. Read the whole story here! R.I.P. [...]
Camon’ Give Me a Break! (part 18)
1 Loose Ends – A Little Spice Camp Lo – Rockin’ it aka Spanish Harlem 2 Mel & Tim – Good Guys Only Win In The Movies Cypress Hill – [...]
Classic Tony Starks
Do you want some classic Ghostface material? Grab it here or here! Props for the cover art.
The Holy Grail of Sampling: Raekwon & RZA – Ice Cream!
We have been searching for ages. You have been searching for ages. They have been searching for ages. He has found it! I don’t know who you are but you [...]
Camon’ give me a break! (part 17)
1 Mayad El Hennawi – Alouli Ansa Aaliyah & Timbaland – More Than a Woman 2 Dennis Olivieri – I Cry in the Morning DJ Shadow – Six Days 3 [...]
Notorious B.I.G. aka Biggie: Live Concert @ Brixton Academy London
Here my Christmas gift baby boys! First of all I got say thanks to TJ for this, he provided me a link a couple of years ago after my [...]
The Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band – P.I.M.P
Mind-boggling! Watch on YouTube From The Mocambo site: This moody downtempo tune shows the influence of Latin styles and Jamaican reggae in early 1970′s Trinidadian music culture. The theme is said to be [...]
Where are you Yeezy?
By Sasha Frere-Jones Posted Feb. 19, 2004, at 8:05 AM ET Not everybody likes hip-hop. I don’t just mean Fray posters hip-hop’s alpha artists aren’t exhibiting a lot of hometown pride [...]
