Remixed Tracks

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DRONE LIST

Dusty Doughnuts

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Britcore vibes

Hijack - The Badman Is Robbin' (1991 HipHop)

Hijack - The Badman Is Robbin' (69Rave!rz Remix) Preview N2

DJ Format - B Boy Code (Razor Edits)

The Boom Bap General @kooltajthegr8 and HHS DJ @tonespliff drop an On The Wall Remix for Taj's track "Graffiti Language" for Hip Hop's 48th birth year. Free to stream or download here on HHS SoundCloud.

Kool Taj The Gr8 - Graffiti Language (On The Wall Remix) prod and cuts by Tone Spliff)

Demon Boyz   Junglist

Hardnoise "Untitled" DiZ Remix

Hijack "The Badman Is Robbin" DiZ Remix

Watch the music video: https://youtu.be/SS1STZ1vN5Q

Stream + download on all platforms: https://lnk.to/wotchacallstrength

Produced by The Arcitype
Boot Camp Clik art by https://instagram.com/art_simpson_

Wotcha Call Strength

Boot Camp Clik "Wotcha Call Strength" ft. Ruste Juxx, Rockness Monsta, Smif-N-Wessun, OGC, Buckshot

Lusho - Ironisch (prod by Damn Sweezy) (Directed by Ivar Atilgan) 2.mp3

King Kashmere "On The Run" Remix

Aesop Rock " Bazooka Tooth " AbstraKt Remix

Aesop Rock " NY Electric " AbstraKt Remix

Aesop Rock " Easy " AbstraKt Remix

The second release from Dusty Donuts cooks up summer in the winter with two Native Tongues inspired edits. Naughty NMX currently residing in Hamburg via London and Berlin, brings his classic b-boy style to the table on production duties.
 
Side A - Jungle Mango - is a journey into African chants, vintage horns and famous breakbeats. A nod to the days of instinctive rhythms and happy go lucky dance floors. 
Side B - Name And Number - brings the break back to the break by looking to the inspiration of a classic and reconstructing it, making it fresher than the original. Get it? If not, I'll get back to you. 
This is a limited press!

Name And Number to follow next week....

Jungle Mango - Naughty NMX RubUp

A remix i've done for the talented U.Poet

https://soundcloud.com/u-poet-official

U.Poet "Knowledge Of Self" DiZ Remix

A remix for U.Poet

https://soundcloud.com/u-poet-official

U.Poet "Oxygen Bars" DiZ Remix

The SOURCE Premiere: http://bit.ly/1BYq42O (FREE DOWNLOAD)

The "City Streets" are both a blessing and a curse: the former for birthing some of Hip-Hop's most notable figures and giving us an insight into what it takes to get by, while the latter has unfortunately trapped those who have become addicted to the fast life. Meet Brooklyn upstart emcee, Saga, an artist that has managed to seamlessly blend both worlds. Influenced by Brooklyn's finest, the up and comer makes use of his rhyming fundamentals and lyrical dexterity to elevate himself to become one of the borough's formidable acts of the contemporary era. For the haters and biters out there, let "City Streets" be proof of Saga's dedication to self mastery. Trading verses with Roc Marciano, over a criminally minded Marco Polo backdrop, only adds to the allure as to what he has to offer. "City Streets" is the first track taken from Saga's forthcoming EP, 'From Out of the Shadows,' which is produced entirely by Marco Polo. Stay tuned for more leaks and visuals to follow from this upcoming collaborative effort!

Main & Clean (Free Download): https://www.sendspace.com/file/5ao0l9

Saga Online:
• Web: www.saga718.com
• Twitter: twitter.com/Saga718
• Instagram: instagram.com/saga718
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/saga718music

City Streets ft. Roc Marciano (prod. by Marco Polo)

Dance To The Drummer's Beat (Copycat Re-take)

J-Zone Announces New Solo Album “Fish-n-Grits”

“Fish-n-Grits” Will Be Released On 4-1-2016

J-Zone, the self-proclaimed “jack of all trades, master of zero,” may be familiar to you for any one of his six lives: Indie hip-hop’s class clown; an off-kilter producer with his own identifiable style; a frustrated music business casualty who penned a nervy memoir about the life of the working class musician (Root For The Villain); a tongue-in-cheek, encyclopedic music journalist; a late-blooming drummer with a knack for channeling the spirit of classic break beats or a DJ with a deep love for funk 45s.  

On his seventh solo album (and twelfth overall), Fish-n-Grits, J-Zone visits all the stops of an artistic and musical journey that spans well over two decades. Comprised of both limited edition 7” vinyl-only releases (dating back to 2014) and all new material, Fish-n-Grits is equal parts vocal and instrumental. The New York native uses his rap time to pick fights with the delusional state of the music industry, gentrification, the good and bad of nostalgia, police brutality, political correctness and hip-hop’s generational conflicts, but never without his signature brands of humor and sarcasm intact.

As a student of samplers, drummer, multi-instrumentalist and collector of archaic studio gear, Zone was able to chef Fish-n-Grits into his most sonically versatile album to date.  A stew of dirty, funky live drumming, bizarre samples, pulsating percussion and menacing bass that stretches in vibe from a circa 1969 funk instrumental to a twisted, analog interpretation of trap music, Fish-n-Grits has moments inspired by just about everyone. The Meters, Prince Paul, The Incredible Bongo Band, Project Pat, Public Enemy, George Clinton, Kool Keith, Bernard Purdie and Suga Free have all obviously carved out space in Zone’s music library, but the sound remains his own.

J-Zone’s zany alter egos (Chief Chinchilla and Swagmaster Bacon) also get booth time, as do long time collaborators Al-Shid, Prince Paul and Has-Lo. Serving as a bridge between Zone’s 2013 comeback offering (Peter Pan Syndrome) and a forthcoming group project with Prince Paul and Sacha Jenkins (SuperBlack), Fish-n-Grits captures his development as an artist and musician, with occasional nods to the past. 

In the meantime, J-Zone can be found laying down drum tracks (Danger Mouse, Marco Polo, Stretch & Bobbito Documentary, Fresh Dressed, his own drum break series), throwing down live funk 45 sets, repping SuperBlack, making the occasional beat and interviewing unsung drummers for Red Bull Music Academy. 

Today, J-Zone premiered the first single, “Go To Back To Sellin’ Weed,” from Fish-n-Grits with Okayplayer and its quintessential Zone.  “Its 2016, you still looking for a deal, you gotta eat, so do craftsmen who do this shit for real.” With an assist from Prince Paul, Zone paints a vivid picture of the industry and instructs those who are making a mockery of the music to take your Soundcloud down and go back to hand-to-hands.

For More Information:

https://twitter.com/jzonedonttweet
https://www.facebook.com/jzone101/
http://www.govillaingo.com/
https://j-zone.bandcamp.com/


Fish-n-Grits

J-Zone "Go Back To Sellin' Weed"

Colucci Era

Colucci

Watch The Throne

Ni**as In Paris

Djar One is back with a 3rd 45 vinyl on Beats House Records !!!
The A Side is a featuring with the US MC Venomous2000, a funky breakbeat dedicated to the B-Boys and Fly-Girlz !!!
The B Side is a collaboration with the entertainer The Real Fake MC from New Jersey, the party people will love this banger !!! With cuts by DJ Kesta from the Universal Zulu Nation.
Limited edition of 300ex.
GRAB IT BEFORE SOLD OUT !!!!!

Available the 20th of June, 2016.

Produced, mixed and mastered by Djar One at Beats House Studio, LH.

The video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkKFXSIcycs

https://beatshouse.bandcamp.com/
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/djar-one-gimme-that-feat-venomous-2000/613761-01/
http://www.hhv.de/shop/en/item/djar-one-gimme-that-feat-venomous2000-hip-hop-freak-feat-the-real-fake-mc-481097?p=40YpcR
http://www.jetsetrecords.net/DJAR-ONE-GIMMIE-THAT-HIP-HOP-FREAK/p/425005242932



Djar One - Gimme that (feat. Venomous2000) b/w Hip-hop Freak (feat. The Real Fake MC) [45 Snippet]

Masterful early Scratch Perverts compilation mix of old skool hip-hop classics. Spent a while fruitlessly trawling the web for this before realising I already had it.... duh... here it is, re-EQed with more bottom end, tracklist as follows:

(Side 1)
Scratch Perverts - Scratch Perverts Intro
The Fearless Four - Rockin' It
Key Matic - Breakin' In Space
Run DMC - Here We Go (Live At The Funhouse)
Uptown - Dope On Plastic
Scratch Perverts - Love Rap Routine
Spoonie Gee - Love Rap
The Treacherous Three - The Body Rock

(Side 2)
Run DMC - Sucker M.C.'s (Krush-Groove 1)
The Incredible Bongo Band - Apache
Scratch Perverts - Hijack Routine
Hijack - The Badman Is Robbin' 
Extra T's - ET Boogie
Scratch Perverts - Beatbox Routine
Master Don Committee - Funkbox Party
Scratch Perverts - Scratch Perverts Routine
Chris Stein & Grandmaster Caz - Wildstyle Theme Rap 1


Scratch Perverts: B-Boy's Revenge - History In The Making (1998)

The Bamboos vs. Tag Team - Whoomp

Vaudeville Villain

Illmatic

N.Y. State of Mind

Milano Constantine & DJ Ready Cee - Gifted Unlimited.mp3

So this song is  loosely dedicated to The Roots, inspired by their joint "Clones". As all 3 of us have Freestyle'd with them Live on Radio (all on separate occasions). And later we toured Europe (Denmark, Sweden and Norway etc) with them collectively.

droNEs

Kyo Itachi & Tha Soloist are Invincible Mask 
Rap Winkel Record / Shinigamie Records  present their New Single "Highs & Lows"  from their upcoming album "BOOM BAP BIGELOW" 

Produced by Kyo Itachi (Kamehameha House)
Written by Tha Soloist 
Mixed & Mastered by Trilian
Artwork design by Jilva The Maker 

@Rap Winkel records/Shinigamie records 2017

Invincible Mask (Kyo Itachi & Tha Soloist)  - Highs & Lows

Big track for me over the last year or so obviously championed by Craig Charles amongst others, so thought it was high time I got it up for the  FREE WAV Download - https://hypeddit.com/link/z4nuum

Featured this on my new Summer Vibes Mix over on our Mixtape channel - https://soundcloud.com/fvuk/dj-xs-london-summer-vibes-mix-2018-part-1-head-noddin

Was looking to get some 90s vibes in on the mix as that era encapsulates the summer feeling more than most in my mind and as always wanted to add a few exclusives so ended up putting together this badboy full of 90s throwback warmth.

Obviously working over Andrew Weatherall's 90s anthem 'Loaded' as well as some vocals from the Jungle Brothers with a nod to the Urban Takeover version released back in '98.

Up for the Free DL for my Soundcloud peeps for a short time only so grab it whilst you can!

WAV Bandcamp

Jungle Brothers - True Blue (Dj XS Loaded Rework)

Tracklist...
1. Lone Catalysts - Dynomite
2. Choclair - What It Takes (Remix)
3. KRS One - KRS One Attacks
4. EDO. G - Dedicated
5. Erule - The Real Me
6. Da Grassroots - Eternal
7. The Dynospectrum - Superior Friends
8. Frankestein - All Hands
9. Saukrates - Father Time
10. Showbiz & A.G. - You Know Now
11. The Boulevard Connection - Haagen Daz (El Da Sensei, Tame 1 & DJ Kaos)
12. Homeliss Derilex - Survivin The Game

Real Hip Hop Underground (Mixtape) By PTT

FREE D/L

Remember Me (Jim Sharp Remix)

UKbeat maker/remixer under the names
AbstraKt, SynthETiX, DiZ, UnorThodoX and Rando Choplinski


This is a place where i throw idea's over breaks and beats ...anything goes 

https://www.instagram.com/bcproductions3/

Hijack "The Badman Is Robbin" DiZ Remix

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