A new Version of J Dilla’s “Crushin” has been released from the vaults with production credits going to Waajeed. If your a Dilla fan like myself or just jonsing for some cool tunes, you should check this!
R.I.P J DILLA
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Grammy Nominated Jazz pianist Robert Glasper collaborates with Mos Def for the Title Track from his upcoming album, Black Radio. Available Feb 28th.
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Check out Odd Future’s New show “Loiter Sqaud” on Cartoon Networks Adult Swim on March 25.
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Converse brings together there 3 newest artist for a new single “DoYaThing”. While your downloading the new track check out the new Gorrilaz x Converse collaboration and art!
Download: Gorillaz f. Andre 3000 and James Murphy, “DoYaThing”
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Visuals from John Legend for his song off “Soundtrack For a Revolution”
How did I miss this from Tuesdays new releases?!?! My only excuse is that I’m human.
M.i has dropped a ridiculously dope record today titled The Coldplay Sessions. He masterly samples Coldplay songs, mixing them with upbeat tempos, and directing the project all on his own. The acoustic guitar amongst other musical instrument heard throughout the record, give M.i such a distinguished sound. Try a few off his new track below… and download the rest for free HERE.
“Stoned”
“Demons” feat. LQ
“No Poem”
cheers,
Felix the Hat,
Live Music City, high hopes!
Never heard of this guy before but spotted it on 2DopeBoyz. Pretty cool video and song, I think.
Brand new video, “All Aboard”, by Romeo Santos featuring Lil Wayne. Check it out here first.
Felix the Hat,
Live Music City, high hopes!
Copywrite drops a new song from his highly anticipated new album “God Save the King” dropping Feb 28th. He recruited some of my favorite artists from across the nation on this one. If you don’t know Copy check him out. He has been putting out great Hip Hop for years and from what I hear this album is going to be pretty amazing.
“Hallways” will have you jumping out of your bones, literally. Not only is the video impressive but Nick Thorburn’s proficiency on the ivory keys is impeccable. According to Beats per Minute, co-director Lex Halaby, had a few words to say about the clip…
“From the beginning we talked with Nick about making a video that’s equal parts funny and creepy. Nick he brought up the Max Fleischer cartoons of the 1930s as a source of inspiration. ‘The Skeleton Dance’ (1929) caught our eye and sparked the concept. We loved the idea of bringing an entire skeleton band to life. We also wanted an animated world that looked more like stop motion animation. The skeleton puppets were brought to life by four puppeteers; each one controlling the arms, legs, torso, and head. It was a team effort in every single shot.”
The full album A Sleep And A Forgetting, is available now.
Felix the Hat,
Live Music City, high hopes!
