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trip hop, chill hop

Peti

"Water Nymph (Part 1 & 2)" from the album "A Tale Of 3 Heads". Free download: http://jenova7.com/album/a-tale-of-3-heads

Released June 17, 2013 by Dusted Wax Kingdom: http://dustedwax.org/dwk215.html

Wax Triptych is a trip-hop trio featuring Mononome, Jenova 7 & Mr. Moods - three like-minded international artists from the Dusted Wax Kingdom record label. "A Tale Of 3 Heads" is a dark, dusty journey into the cool, aged grooves and sounds of the past. The triptych is a work of art in three parts. 

Mononome (Greece) 
www.facebook.com/mononome2500 
soundcloud.com/mononome 

Jenova 7 (USA) 
www.facebook.com/JenovaSeven 
soundcloud.com/jenova-7 

Mr. Moods (Canada) 
www.facebook.com/pages/Mr-Moods/97198916541 
soundcloud.com/mrmoods 

Wax Triptych 
www.facebook.com/waxtriptych 
www.soundcloud.com/waxtriptych

Bandcamp

Wax Triptych - Water Nymph (Part 1 & 2)

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Speak In Colours (feat. Shuffling Strangefoot And Shaw)

Light The Fuse in 7" and digital will be released on 26th January 
Pre-order on Bandcamp: bmmrecords.bandcamp.com/album/light-the-fuse 
Get it on Juno: http://www.juno.co.uk/products/ltf-supatravel/559153-01/

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Black Milk Music
www.blackmilkmusic.fr

LTF - Supatravel

LTF - Sun Shower

LTF - Whisper

Light The Fuse in 7" and digital will be released on 26th January 
Pre-order on Bandcamp: https://bmmrecords.bandcamp.com/album/light-the-fuse 
Get it on Juno: http://www.juno.co.uk/products/ltf-light-the-fuse-supatravel/559153-01/ 

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Black Milk Music
www.blackmilkmusic.fr

LTF - Can't Hide It

LTF Debut Album "Light THe Fuse" is to be released on 26th January on Black Milk Music 
Bandcamp: https://bmmrecords.bandcamp.com/album/light-the-fuse 
Juno: http://www.juno.co.uk/products/ltf-light-the-fuse-supatravel/559153-01/ 

The single Supatravel / Whisper will be released on 7" vinyl and the album will be available in digital.

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Black Milk Music
www.blackmilkmusic.fr

LTF - Groove Habits

Native Songs DJ crew composed with Benito (Montreal) & Mr. Bee (Detroit) presents "Instru Mental HipHop Mix".

This mix has been recorded when Mr. Bee visited Benito in Montreal for 2016 New Year's Eve Holidays. For the occasion, they decided to gather part of their vinyl records collection together in order to release a special mix only containing instrumental tracks.
This mix features tracks from recognized American beatmakers such as Kev brown, DJ Spinna, Lord Finesse, Kutmasta Kurt, K-Def, Damu The Fudgemunk... as well as tracks from the new european beatmaking generation (Suff Daddy, Eric Lau, Vin's Da Cuero, Klaus Layer, Figub Brazlevic and so on...).

This mix is a musical journey letting the listener travelling between various ambiances (mellow, jazzy, industrial, electronic and so on...), wandering his mind and interpreting the music freely.

Tracklist :

Vin's Da Cuero - Louder
Black Milk - Higgs Boson/Piano Moog
Score 34 - 12 Beat Regulatorz
Lord Finesse - Midas Era
Jake One - Gangster Mauriat
Kan Kick - Jazz Workshop 
Figub Brazlevic - Never Surrender
Tweet One - Eye Contact
Ayatollah - The Odd Couple
K-Def - Touching Realness
Flofilz - Rooftop
Jazz Spastiks - Dumb
Kan Kick - Shore Breezin'
Damu The Fudgemunk - Time On
J.Rawls - Yesterday
Kev Brown - Pop
Memo of Molemen - Flavor
14KT - West Coast Errol Flynnin'
Kev Brown - Work In Progress
Suff Daddy - Dexter Wansel Interlude
Thes One - Target
12 Vince - Pay Homage
Klaus Layer - Gemetzel, Geplant, Ganove
Ayatollah - The Movement
14KT - Ypsilanti
Nu-Mark - What Are Words For
K-Def - Yeah Def
Dr Mad - Under The Goods
Häzel - Fantastic
DJ Spinna - Ride
Figub Brazlevic - Head Nod Cartel
Eric Lau - Change
Insight - Problem
Jake One - Let The Drums Speak
Eric Lau - Low On The Treble
G-Clef - Split Personality
Kutmasta Kurt - Cooper House
The Funk League - Humble Arrogance Part 1
Kenjanai - Some Other Stuff
Oddisee - Tokyo
Karriem Riggins - J Dilla The Greatest

About Mr Bee :
https://soundcloud.com/mr_bee
https://www.mixcloud.com/MrBee_Paris/

About Benito :
http://www.benitoturntable.com/

About Native Songs :
https://www.facebook.com/nativesongs


Benito & Mr Bee - Instru Mental HipHop Mix

Marble (Shine Around Method)

Calm Spirit - Chi Roll

"Let The Drums Speak" is a serie of mix dedicated to drummers from the old and new generation. Mixed with vinyl records, the result is a fusion of various styles: Funk, Soul, Jazz, Hip Hop and others. 

Tracklist:

K-Def - Funky Fridays 
The Liquid Crystal Project - Running (Drums: Shaun Scott)
Will Sessions - One Love (Drums: Bryan Arnold)
BadBadNotGood - Sour Soul (Drums: Alex Sowinski)
Charles Bradley - Good To Be Back Home (Drums: Homer Steinweiss)
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble - Marcus Garvey (Drums: Tony Allen)
Funk Inc.- Kool Is Back (Drums: Jimmy Munford)
Nina Simone - Mood Indigo (Renegades Of Jazz Remix, Drums: Lucas Kochbeck)
The Brand New Heavies - Bonafield Funk (Drums: Jan Kincaid)
Mr.Chop - T.R.O.Y. (Drums: Colin Lamont)
Beastie Boys - Freaky Hijiki (Drums: Michael Diamond)
Subterrain - Blind Followers (Drums: Tim Hensley)
The Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band - Goodbye (Drums: Lucas Kochbeck)
The Poets of Rhythm - Ham Gallery (Drums: Max Weissenfeldt)
The Quantic Soul Orchestra - Lead Us To The End (Drums: Malcolm Catto)
Karl Hector & The Malcouns - Rush Hour (Drums: Bo Baral)
Bernard Purdie - Hap'nin'
James Brown - Cold Sweat part 1&2 (Drums: Clyde Stubblefield)

Cover by Skribe
http://www.uglypitch.com

More about Benito:
https://www.benitoturntable.com/

Let The Drums Speak Vol.1

"Let The Drums Speak" is a serie of mix dedicated to drummers from the old and new generation. Mixed with vinyl records, the result is a fusion of various styles: Funk, Soul, Jazz, Hip Hop and others.

Tracklist vol.2 :

Jazz Liberatorz - Always Something
Marley Marl feat. 88 Fingers - Live Ova Beats
El Michels Affair - Iron Man (Drums: Nick Movshon)
Marc De Clive-Lowe - L&H (Drums: Gene Coye)
Yussef Kamaal - Wingtai Drums (Drums: Yussef Dayes)
Myele Manzanza - A Love Eclectic
Stanton Moore - Lauren Z
Billy Martin & Will Blades - Deep In A Fried Pickle
Madlib - Stepping Into Tomorrow (Drums: Harvey Mason)
Cortex - Troubleau Bleu (Drums: Alain Gandolfi)
Robert Glasper - In Case You Forgot (Drums: Damion Reid)
The New Mastersounds - Drop It Down (Drums: Simon Allen)
J-Zone - Funky
The Du-Rites - The Man With The Golden Tooth (Drums: J-Zone)
J-Live & Wordsworth - Bosoms (Drums: Adam Deitch)
J-Rawls - Judgement Day
Gabor Szabo - Ziggidy Zag (Drums: Harvey Mason)
The Buddy Ritch Band - Good News

Link Vol.1 : https://soundcloud.com/benito-turntable/let-the-drums-speak-vol1

Cover by Sqreeb : http://www.uglypitch.com/

More about Benito : https://www.benitoturntable.com/

Let The Drums Speak Vol.2

First collab track with my friend and label mate, Esbe!! &#13;
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Groove Cereal & Esbe - Space in Stereo

Hip hop’s influence has permeated territories far removed from its Bronx origins, spawning creative and surprising fusions that strengthen the art form’s global reach. Case in point: Anton Ivanchenko, residing in the southwestern Siberian city of Omsk, has been obsessed with funk, hip-hop, and b-boy culture since the ‘90s. Presently, he’s been channeling this obsession into his exciting project LTF (Light The Fuse). Aided by deft skills on turntables, acoustic bass, and digital sampler LTF has produced a handful of sublime 7” singles. Now he’s turned to The Content Label to reveal his debut full-length album, Jazz Echo. 

Jazz Echo simmers with the bebop attitude of its namesake, brimming with heavy bass riffs, crucial breakbeats, truncated vinyl exclamations, and an adept ear for melody. The ‘echo’ could be the time travel partaken with the album’s disparate sound sources. With fastidious regional crate-digging, LTF discovered many obscurities for his samples and constructions. “You search for the records and listen to them all day,” LTF explains. “And then you find yourself not listening to the music, but you’re listening to the musicians separated from one another. The more you listen, the more greedy you become for the sound that was born to be found and reimagined. That’s the trip. And this trip flows through the jazz records of Soviet Russia and Eastern Europe.” 

Among Jazz Echo’s many highlights is “Ritual,” showcasing LTF’s contrabass prowess and an arrangement that confidently sits beside the ‘70s jazz-funk classics. There’s “Spacebop,” combining a vintage sound with modern production techniques and the flutterings of a dusty Soviet-era synthesizer. A cosmic interpretation of the ‘quiet storm,’ played over some serious beats, manifests in “Meteo,” while “Release Your Reflection” fills every available sonic space with orchestral flourishes, heavy drums, and a helping of space echo and mind-expanding effects. 

LTF’s Jazz Echo is released on The Content Label on vinyl and digital formats. Original artwork and design are by Lautaro Pesano and the project is executive produced by Dday One.

Moon Echo

Song Title: Alsema Dub
Artist: Jah Wobble, Bill Laswell 
Album: Radioaziom A Dub Transmission
Year: 2001

Alsema Dub - Jah Wobble_ Bill Laswell

NumberNin6 - Lucid

KDEF PLAYS BREAKS DJ MIX 2

Live Breaks Mix using all original pressings, 3 turntables, 2 mixers. Performed by DJ Zeph & Imperial. recorded live to DAT. mastered by Rafi at Studio 45. 
This is not the original cover. Real cover coming soon. I'd never seen this cover until i did a google search for our mix....gotta love the interwebs....

I Read a couple of blog posts about this one. SOME  of the comments I'm not sure I agreed with. All thought part 2 was a success for different reasons, part one offers some cool shit i'd like to point out.
This was recorded Live!! not many other mixes, especially featuring breaks are done that way. Sure theres better technical DJ's, and DJ's with better collections, but we kinda brought a good balance of both to the tables (haha) , but more importantly TRANSITIONS!! Neither of us are Q-Berts, but DJ Imperial isn't far behind. His cuts are so dope, Oh my god, and funkier than most big name dj's. The selection is what it is, and we definately weren't above playing records that weren't super rare, especially compared to a Shadow/Cut Chemist mix. We set out to provide a vibe, and i feel like that was more important here. both Imperial and I spent the most amount of time deciding on what to play. But the transitions, whew!! definately more considered than other popular breaks mixes of the day. if you listen to most you can definately tell the transitions were secondary, like a Muro mix. Where as here you can really tell its all part of a story, and seamless/interesting transitions are telling it. And again Live!!

We really had a great time putting this together, and it reflects a great time period when Imperial lived with me for a summer in SF, and we worked on music as much as possible. DJ Paul Nice, our roomie at the time, was driven crazy while we were putting it together, thanks for putting up with us Paulie!! We got a good amount of recognition when it came out. Allthough only pressed up in small numbers, and sold at exclusive locations, it was always sold out and on re order...earning an Amoeba records Staff pick of the year, and supportive comments like "better than [Shadow & Cut Chemist's] brainfreeze'. 

We used three Technics 1200's, one Gemini Scratch Master (really!!), one Vestax 06pro, Ortofon Needles, A Sony DAT recorder...don't remember how we combined the signals, this was circa 1998!!!

Break Builders Vol 1 part 1 ---DJ Zeph & DJ Imperial

In recent years, Russian independent scene has repeatedly shown that our country is rich in musical talent and real nuggets. Modern technologies allow to create, without leaving home, and sometimes without leaving the couch. Someone is limited to only the tip of the iceberg, and almost every day churning out the same type of backing tracks, but someone is trying to get the most out of these technologies and their music, "I". The latter can be safely attributed and producer from Siberia under the name King Shi. To work on their new full-length album "The Asian Wind", he spent more than a year, carefully polishing his sound and selecting the best of their own projects.
The album - a true example of downtempo-quality music from Russia, which is not ashamed to appear in front of and peers from the EU and the U.S. and western public before the election. It is worth noting that the release of "The Asian Wind" will be held on the European netlabel Dusted Wax Kingdom in the first half of July 2013. This well-balanced, high-quality and emotional music definitely deserves support and not get one in your circle of players.

Oleg Knyazev

Worked on the album:
Vladimir Gukov - the idea, arrangement, sampling
Yury Kazantsev - bass guitar
Anton Ushakov - accordion

Release on the label Dusted Wax Kindom

Autumn

From the whispering trumpet of Miles Davis through the storming piano of McCoy Tyner and uplifted soul violins of Issac Hayes you will bump your head with crunchy boom-bap beats electrified by the dusty sound of the Soviet synthesizers and driven by live doublebass. 
Anything you want to know sabboy@yandex.ru