Remixes

Finally, I was able to give this sample a run for it's money. The Funky Drummer has been cracked! 

Therapy Chop 126: James Brown  -  Funky Drummer

Now available on 7" vinyl from BSTRD BOOTS on Crosstalk Intl http://www.crosstalkintl.com/node/42267

Tall Black Guy - Funky Drummers In A Space Suit (Slap and Blap Edit)88bpm

Schwesta Ewa - Peep Show Ft. Xatar (Figub Brazlevič Remix)

Remix LP coming

Schwesta Ewa - Peep Show Ft. Xatar (Figub Brazlevič Remix)

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Eloquent, Luk & Fil - Semiautomatik (Figub Brazlevič Remix)

„BROT IST ESSBARES HOLZ“ erscheint am 16. Dezember 2013 auf Doppelvinyl im Gatefold-Cover und digital via Sichtexot. LOKI rappt, KNOWSUM rappt und produziert. Verbale Unterstützung kommt von den SXT-Kollegen ELOQUENT und TUFU, sowie von MIO MAO und den DRAMADIGS. Zwei Beats wurden darüber hinaus von MELODIESINFONIE aus Zürich und einer von TUFU beigesteuert. Cuts gibts von FLOWTEC und das Cover ist von MATHILDA MUTANT.
Zu der Doppel-LP gibt es zusammen mit HHV eine auf 300 Stück limitierte 7inch “DIE 7INCH DIE ES NICHT GIBT” mit einem weiteren exklusiven Song. Dazu ein Gastpart von ELOQUENT, ANTHONY DRAWN am Saxofon und einem TUFU sowie einem FIGUG BRAZLEVIC Remix!

Eloquent, Luk & Fil - Semiautomatik (Figub Brazlevič Remix)

1. young G?s
2. 14FJ
3. oberstipfelmoser
4. kannaha
5. riemen

Hatschi hal F Koma & Daniel Düsentrieb - Sprühstuhl  EP

New freebie by KA-YU. 
Beat: Concept #1 By KA-YU
Bahamadia - I Confess.

Artwork by: Yoni Hully
http://enjoydh.tumblr.com
https://soundcloud.com/yonidahully


R.I.P J DILLA.

Bahamadia - I Confess (KA-YU Remix)

The winner of the first installment of my House Shoes Flip Sessions series. VERY LIMITED 45 available at fatbeats.com

Tall Black Guy - Whenever It Comes To You94BPM

Purchase LP, Digital, 7" or CD --> https://potatoheadpeople.bandcamp.com/album/big-luxury
Download Single: https://potatoheadpeople.bandcamp.com/album/explosives-feat-illa-j-moka-only-blue-charms

Production duo Potatohead People are back to light a fuse for their upcoming album Big Luxury with a double A-side single featuring Illa-J and Moka Only. The Canadian beatsmiths (aka Vancouver’s AstroLogical and Montreal’s Nick Wisdom) return to join forces with Brooklyn-based label Bastard Jazz, following the success of 2013's Kosmichemusik EP and cult hit 7-inch, as well as an onslaught of internet shaking remixes. 

"Explosives" is a smoothed out Slum Village-esque hip-hop joint featuring J-Dilla's younger brother and Yancey Boys member Illa-J trading rhymes and harmonies with Vancouver mainstay Moka Only, while "Blue Charms" shows a synthier, instrumental side of the duo with it's Prog-ish bassline, soaring vibes, and heavy drums. 

BIG LUXURY ALBUM: 

Working on opposite sides of the landmass we call Canada, Vancouver/Montreal duo Potatohead People (producers Nick Wisdom & AstroLogical) have been making waves for quite some time with their signature jazzy boom-bap meets boogie inside the bassbin vibes. Called a “formidable tandem” by OkayPlayer, their sounds have been championed early on by the likes of Kaytranada, Soulection, Nightmares on Wax, Pomo, Exmag, Big Boi, and Phife Dawg. After a few early releases on Vancouver based netlabel Jellyfish Recordings, Brooklyn’s Bastard Jazz reissued their 2012 landmark Kosmichemusik EP and pressed a 7” which quickly became a collector’s item. The association landed their song “Back To My Sh*t” (featuring Frank Nitty of Frank’n’Dank) on a Powerade produced LeBron James documentary and Nick and Astro began working on a debut LP for Bastard Jazz, presented here.

Big Luxury draws from influences disparate as classic jazz, prog rock, disco, 90’s hip-hop, DJ Shadow-Era downtempo beats, alongside modern influences like the Brainfeeder crew and new electronic movements coming out of Nick Wisdom’s adopted hometown of Montreal.  What’s resulted is a finely honed, extra buttery album that effortly glides between tempos, but never loses the mood.  The album also features a whole host of guest vocalists -  J Dilla’s younger brother Illa J, legendary Canadian MC Moka Only, New Zealand’s Sorceress, and Amalia all provide contributions to the sounds within.  The album will set the tone for the duo’s big moves this year, including forthcoming collaborations with Illa J and Pomo as well as tour dates in North America and beyond. 

Big Luxury is a velvety ride through vibes and a magnificent debut for these talented young Canadians. 

bastardjazz.com

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Potatohead People - Explosives feat. Illa J & Moka Only

new music by QSTN and Freddie Joachim.

May 2015

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QSTN x FREDDIE JOACHIM - DOPPELGÄNGER

Purchase LP, CD, Digi or Vinyl Deluxe Pack --> https://illa-j.bandcamp.com/album/illa-j

From deep musical origins in Detroit, rapper/singer/songwriter Illa J has been slowly navigating his way through the oft-turbulent waters of Hip-Hop since the tender age of 13, when the young John Yancey aka Illa J wrote his first rhyme alongside his brother, the late great J Dilla. After his brother’s passing in ‘06, he began teaching himself piano, bass and taking vocal lessons while finding himself touring the world and recording a slew of Dilla-related projects, notably being an active member of Slum Village until 2014. His first solo album, '08s Yancey Boys and the Frank Nitt 2013 collaborative album Sunset BLVD were both released on seminal label Delicious Vinyl. Feeling the need for a change creatively as well as geographically, in 2012 John moved to the future music hotbed that is Montreal ultimately making the connection with Canadian producers Nick Wisdom & AstroLogical aka Potatohead People (whose acclaimed Bastard Jazz debut album Big Luxury in Spring 2015 featured Illa J on two hit singles). The success of their initial collaborations inspired the team to dive into the studio and embark on Illa J's new self-titled solo album, and present an entirely fresh sound of his own.
 
The album Illa J, produced without any samples by Potatohead People alongside a few groundbreaking co-producers, showcases a more mature and at-ease Illa J who is equally comfortable on top of an electronic boogie-inspired beat (“Universe”) as he is getting grimey over a trunk rattling G-Funk joint (the Kaytranada co-produced “Strippers”). On tracks like the sparse, Rhodes driven “Cannonball” (co-produced by Montreal’s Noo Bap), and the early 90s Spiritual / Acid Jazz inspired “Sunflower”, Illa flexes his muscles through both song and rhyme. And of course being true to his roots, the classic Detroit boom-bap sound is ever present on joints like “French Kiss”, “Perfect Game” (quite possibly Rap’s only ode to bowling), and “Never Left”, a touching tribute to his brother and a call-out to abusers of Dilla's legacy.  Vancouver mainstay MC Moka Only contributes invaluably to the cohesive sound of the album as well, providing signature smoothed-out vocal choruses to tracks like “She Burned My Art”, “All Good Pt. 2” and “Who Got It” (co-produced by Mosaic). Dropping Fall 2015 on Bastard Jazz Recordings, Illa J is a brilliantly-produced, diverse, and long overdue solo effort from Yancey.


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Illa J - Cannonball (prod. Potatohead People & Noo-Bap)

From the Jigmastas album "Grass Roots - The Prologue - Deluxe Edition"

Jigmastas - Across The Globe Joc Max Remix

Purchase here: http://bit.ly/2xSsOV9

10 years after Blu and Exile released their magnum opus Below the Heavens, the California duo have reunited to release 14 tracks from the original 2007 sessions. In the Beginning: Before the Heavens contains previously heard songs and unreleased gems – the best of the best chosen from over 40 songs in the vault. Their third collaboration follows 2012’s Give Me My Flowers While I Can Still Smell Them, and is slated for an October release.

In The Beginning: Before the Heavens is made of up songs that are raw and untouched, keeping the authenticity of Blu and Exile’s creativity at the time. The album has guest appearances from familiar names like Dr. Oop, Donel Smokes, Aloe Blacc, and Blame One. While “Soul Provider,” “Another Day,” and “Party of Two” appeared on Blu’s Lifted EP, the majority of these songs showcase Blu rapping at his peak, maintaining his underground attitude as he dishes on reaching star status (“Constellations”), getting radio play (“On the Radio”), or opposing views in a problem-ridden world (“You’re Gonna Die Someday”). Exile, meanwhile, builds a golden hip-hop era feel with head-nodding samples and DJ scratches.

Blu & Exile - Another Day

http://radiojuicy.bandcamp.com/album/keineideeistneu

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