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This is a B%*#ie tribute mix even though you won't hear one B%*#ie song on the mix.  Instead, you'll hear an assortment of B%*#ie vocals and audio snippets blended over the beats of a very well known producer with the last name J*#kson (no, not the one  you're thinking of).  I'd like to thank who ever is responsible for leaking all those B%*#ie studio vocals to the web because this mix isn't possible without you.  I'd also like to thank my two turntables, mixer, records, torq, and sp-404, because this mix isn't possible without those very loyal tools of the trade.  Quite a bit of time and effort was put into crafting this mix so I hope you all enjoy.

Biggie Jackson

First Division meets Double Barrel. This is the first offering from our upcoming free EP entitled The Critical Path Pt.1, enjoy!!!

First Division - The Trade ft. Torae (Produced by Marco Polo) Main Version

In stores worldwide April 15th!

Get the album on iTunes: tinyurl.com/q5jys58
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Ten years after its initial & highly slept-on release, Fat Beats Records & Frozen Files are proud to present the first-ever reissue of UN Or U Out, the classic debut album from The UN.

Consisting of Roc Marciano, Dino Brave, Mike Raw, and Laku, the UN first emerged on Pete Rock’s 2001 Petestrumentals album, a primarily instrumental release including two tracks—“Nothing Lesser” and “Cake”, both featuring vocals by The UN. At the time, the group hadn’t performed live and never had major prior releases, although Roc Marciano had already made his name as a member of Busta Rhymes’ Flipmode Squad. Pete Rock fans were at first perplexed by the vocal appearance of an unknown group. Yet Pete not only had the confidence and foresight to introduce the four MCs, he also furthered the collaboration, making it full circle by lending production on “Game of Death (G.O.D.)” , “Avenue” and “Ain’t No Thang” on UN or U Out.

UN or U Out remains a timeless listen, a deeply succinct homage to New York’s bygone era of gritty boom-bap, made with tasteful nods to Queensbridge’s cold-steel aesthetic.

UN Da House

off of the opportunity knox vol2 compilation https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/opportunity-knox-vol.-2/id881914538

PMD, Cormega, Little Vic, Pretty Ugly, Vinnie Da Don- Same World (prod The DJ Supa Dave)

For my hardcore female spittin' fan base....

Rah Digga - Bish Whaaa

TRACKLIST:

PMD - Kool Kat
Reyel & Khaliyl - Eye See
Easy Moe Bee - Elements I'm Among (Instrumental)
Lowly Ones - All Night
Artifacts - Collaboration of Mics
Grand Puba - Keep On
Lux - Don't Give a f*ck
Q Ball & Curt Cazall - Anything U Want
Jamal - Beez Like That
Encore - The Essence
Frankenstein - UV
Redman - Bobyahed2dis
Jaz-O - Bring It On
Lo Lifes - Lo Lifes are Low
Royal Flush - Rotten Apple
Lord Digga - Feel It
Masta Ace - Dopes Pushers Addicts
Mad Skillz - Skillz in 95
Adagio - The Obvious Part 2
K-Def - Jam On It
Ak Skills - Nights of Fear
Money Boss - Walk With The Limp
Fat Cat Clique - Da Flow
Sic Sense - Positional Bypass
E-Boogie - Da Muthafuckin Man
Souls of Mischief - Fa Sho Fa Real
Cella Dwellas - I'm Tellin' U
Large Professor - Dancing Girl
Afu Ra - Whirlwind Through Cities (Instrumental)
Ghetto Concept - Livin It Up
All City - Just Live
Massinfluence - Atlanta Ya On
Diamond - This One (instrumental)
Lone Catalysts - Due Process
Union of Opposites - Continuations
Showbiz & AG - Stand Strong
Godfather Don - Do You Know?
Citizen Kane - Blackrain
Nas - One on One
Nick Wiz - Lockness
Bahamadia - Uknowhowwedo RMX
OC - What I Represent
Gauge - Break Through
Saukrates - Play Dis
Big Daddy Kane - Three's Company
Aboriginals - Chemistry
Sound Providers - Jazz at the Cove
Rakim - We'll Never Stop
DJ Shok - Book Of Death (Instrumental)
Reservoir Dogs - The Difference
K Terroribul - Feel It
Nomaads - The Ultimate
Double X - Knock It Off Will Ya
Thrust - Emcee
Pudgee - Stayin Alive
REC Centre - Mind Body & Soul
Hieroglyphics - Miles to the Sun

Debonair Blends 5 (Hip Hop Megamix)

TRACKLIST:

Society – F.U.N.K
Jemini – Brooklyn Kids (Remix)
B.U.M.s – Take A Look Around (VR Remix)
Showbiz & AG – I’m Not the One (Remix)
YG’z – Ghetto Celeb
Boogiemonsters – Honey Dips in Gotham (Remix)
Dredknotz – Respect
Black Moon – Murder MCs
Ground Floor – One Two
Big Shug – Do What Pays Ya
Black Sheep – North East South West (Remix)
Artifacts – Dynamite Soul II
Heavy D – It’s A New Day
Youngstas – Mad Props (Remix)
The Roots – Distortion To Static (Remix)
Pete Rock & CL Smooth – Take You There (Remix)
Cella Dwellas – Land Of the Lost (Instrumental)
Scientifik – Yeah Daddy
Dirt Nation – Khadijah
K Terroribul – Ruthless Confrontation
Microphone Prince – Trunk of Funk (Remix)
Pudgee – Keep Your Coat On
Da Bush Babees – Remember We (Remix)
Red Hot Lover Tone – Give It Up (Remix)
N-Tense – Watch His Back
Thrust – Do You Understand
Ghetto Concept – E-Z On the Motion
Kay Gee – U.N.I.T.Y (Instrumental)
Rakim – Last Resort
Grand Daddy IU – The Real Mack
Capital Tax – The Masha (Remix)
Shadz of Lingo – Think I Give a f*ck?
People Without Shoes – Green Shoelaces (Instrumental)
Masta Ace – Sittin On Chrome (Pitkin Ave Remix)
Fat Joe & Grand Puba – Watch The Sound (Remix)
Evil Twinz – Redrum
Alkaholiks – Relieve Yourself
Beatnuts – Hellraiser (Remix)
Zhigge – Riddles That Rap, Riddles That Rhyme
Top Quality – I Can’t Hear You
MC Shan – Pee Nile Reunion
Brothers Uv Da Blackmarket – Livin In Da Bottle
Urban Thermo Dynamics – My King Fu (Remix)
Souls of Mischief – Get the Girl
EC – Ill State of Mind
Ubad – The Legacy
Slick Rick – Cuz It’s Wrong
Edo G – Less Than Zero
De’1 & K-Def – Uneke
Main Source – Where We’re Coming From
Juice With Soul – Body Armor
Digable Planets – Where I’m From (Aural G Ride)
Ali Dee – Tap Skinz (Remix)
Hard 2 Obtain – Ghetto Diamond
Rough House Survivors – Rough House (Remix)
Trendz of Culture – Crotch Ripper / Mad Speaker
Kurious & Casual – What’s the Real
UMC’s – Staten Island Comes First
Double X Posse – Executive Class
Intelligent Hoodlum – At Large (Marley Mix)
Madkap – Proof Is In the Puddin’ (Remix)
A.D.L. – Daddy
Da King & I – Kingpin
Hansoul Project – For the Ni@@as
Jaz B Latin – Set It Off (Mista Lawnge mix)
Lil Fame – Bring the Rukas
Dred Scott – Can’t Hold Back
Main Source – Faking the Funk (Remix)

Debonair Blends 6 ('92-'94 Hip Hop Megamix)

TRACKLIST: 

OC - Everidae
Beyond There - Slummental
Eclipse - My Position
Grandaddy I.U. - Mack of the Year
Cella Dwellas - Perfect Match (Instrumental)
Juggaknots - Namesake
Teflon - Get Mine (Instrumental)
Xperado - All Night
AZ - Gimme Yours RMX
Vooodu - One Life to Live
Sean C - Mellow Madness
All City - After Hours
Mic Geronimo - For the Family
Encore - Ice Age
Thrust - Rage RMX
J-Treds - Make it Happen
Ran Reed - Enough
Basement Khemists - Vibrate
Nick Wiz - Four Elements
Milano - Show Em
Pete Rock & Large Pro - The Rap World
IG Off & Hazardous - This Ain't Livin'
Masta Ace - Observations
Coloured Section - Hip Hop
AK Skills - One Life ta Live
QNC - Repertoire
Cunninlinguists - Dirty Acres
Jaz-O - Kingz Kounty
World Renown - How Nice I Am
Frankenstein - Sparkin Intellect
Organized Konfsion - Decisions
Cru - Nuthin But
Fat Joe - Find That (VR RMX)
Forefathers - Glory
Great Ones - That Ni@@a
Big Shug - Play It
Chubb Rock - Clear The Decks
Brainsick Enterprize - Time To Shine
Large Pro - Oh Winz
Choclair - Just a Second RMX
Kollabo Brothers - My Flows To Blow RMX
King Tee - Cali Expert
Shortie No Mass - U Like My Style
Pitch Black - Its All Real
Maspyke - Truth in Position
Ed OG - Shed A Tear
K Terroribul - MC Chronicles
Red Hot Lover Tone - BMW

Debonair Blends 4 (Hip Hop Megamix)

Previously unheard verses from a quartet of legendary veterans over man of the hour Cormega's lead single, "Industry."

PREMIERE: Cormega - "Industry" (Juice Crew Remix) feat. Craig G, Masta Ace, & Kool G Rap

I Want It All - Prod. DJ Jazzy Jeff

Planet Asia x G Force - Thai Stick

Rza Ft. Method Ma - La Rhumba

Gasoline - We Don't Play

Gasoline - Da Truth

Gasoline - Introduction Of A Jedi

Snippets taken from the brand new EP from K-Hill fully produced by Debonair P.  Available NOW in vinyl, CD and digital formats.

K - Hill & Debonair P - Truck Jewels & Filters EP Snippets

from the upcoming album "The Night Took Us In Like Family"
Pre-Order (4/21): https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/night-took-us-in-like-family/id962648340

Premeired @ Pigeons & Planes: http://pigeonsandplanes.com/2015/03/premiere-lorange-jeremiah-jae-taken-by-the-night/

About the Album:
Enter those bloody alleys blocked off with yellow tape and chalk outlines. Secret backrooms riddled with sly crooks and blunt smoke. Slink into the underworld, the seedy shadowland owned by Jeremiah Jae and L’Orange on their noir-hop opus, "The Night Took Us In Like Family."

Consider it the alchemy of Madvillain and "The Maltese Falcon": a five-part fable of tangled crimes, narrow escapes, and raining lead. The door busts open with “A Conspicuous Man.” L’Orange’s carefully severed cinematic clips hold the frame steady. The Windy City-raised Jae muscles the narrative forward—the hitman creeping.

Beats bend sinister with imagery aiming for the temples. Jae invokes dark clouds, crowns of thorns and LSD eyes. Bars written in dirt. Samples are disembodied and ethereal. It’s like a grand jury indictment doubling as a Greek chorus.  A song title like “Ice Obsidian” says it all. This is frozen lava, black and white celluloid, the spoils won by sinners. Watch your back rap.

Or maybe it’s the hip-hop version of the gangster flicks made before the Hays Code—raw and uncensored, deeply artful without pretension. Pitchfork once described Jae as: “a lot of people talk loud and say nothing; Jeremiah Jae finds strength in the inverse." On "The Night Took Us In Like Family," he inhabits both eulogizer and executioner. He triumphantly looms over the corpses and explains how this all came to be. L’Orange supplies concrete requiems of dusted soul: beats to crack safes, soundtracks to stealth assassinations. 

If gangsta rap remains one of the genre’s most well worn tropes, Jae and L’Orange take inspiration from the rarely tapped roots of the tradition. This isn’t riffing on Oliver Stone’s "Scarface" like popular cliché, but rather the original Al Capone exploitation flick from the early 30s. Jae conjures a villain who vaporizes. Run-the-Jewels-raw but still sophisticated. Cuban cigars stuffed with California chronic.

The picture unfolds wide frame. Guest stars include New York poison dart-thrower, Homeboy Sandman and Blackalicious’ Gift of Gab. The chapters flesh out the story: The Conspicuous Man skulks into “God Complex,” “The Damning,” “Revenge and Escape.” Jae and L’ Orange build their world as a catacomb and find a way to escape just as the walls feel like they’re closing in. It fades out as “A Macabre Instrumental” plays. The funeral is closed casket. The memories aren’t easily disposed. 



L'Orange & Jeremiah Jae - Taken By The Night

Kool Keith "My Sons" (prod. By Statik Selektah)

Produced by Young RJ and features the legendary Phife Dawg of A Tribe Called Quest off our upcoming album titled "Yes"

Slum Village will release their new album, YES!, on 6-16-2015 and will also be headed out on tour (tour dates are listed below). 
 
Yes! features guest appearances and production from De La Soul, Jon Connor, Phife, Dilla, Black Milk, BJ The Chicago Kid, Bilal, Illa J & J Ivy. 

Official Tracklisting & Credits for Slum Village’s YES!:
 
1.) “Intro” (produced by Jay Dee a.k.a. J Dilla)
2.) “Fantastic/Love Is” f/ Bilal & Illa J (produced by Jay Dee a.k.a. J Dilla)
3.) “Tear It Down” f/ Jon Connor (produced by Jay Dee a.k.a.  J Dilla)
4.) “Expressive” f/ BJ The Chicago Kid & Illa J (produced by Jay Dee a.k.a. J Dilla and Young RJ)
5.) “Push It Along” f/ Phife Dawg (produced by Young RJ)
6.) “Windows” f/ J Ivy (produced by Jay Dee a.k.a J Dilla)
7.) “Yes Yes” (Remix) (produced by Jay Dee a.k.a. J Dilla & Young RJ)
8.)  “Right Back” f/ De La Soul (produced by Jay Dee a.k.a. J Dilla & Young RJ)
9.)  “We On The Go!!” f/ Black Milk & Frank Nitt (produced by Black Milk)
10.)  “Too Much” f/ Keely (produced by Jay Dee a.k.a. J Dilla & Young RJ)
11.) “Where We Come From” (produced by Young RJ)
12.) “What We Have” f/  Kam Corvet & Illa J (produced by Jay Dee a.k.a. J Dilla)

Tour Dates

July 3 Corsica France

July 4 Ericeira Portugal

July 5 Den Haag, The Netherlands 

August 8 Leicester, UK 

August 9 Croatia Soundwave festival 

August 10 London, UK

Push It Along Feat Phife Dawg

Buckshot and 5ft of Black Moon freestyle on Hot 97's Future Flavas show, hosted by DJ Pete Rock & Marley Marl. DJ Evil Dee was also in the studio, referenced by Buckshot. 

Radio ripped somewhere between February and March 1999. 

Black Moon Freestyle on Future Flavas

Jazz rap: a subgenre of Hip-Hop discussed ad nauseam by diehard fans. Whether you've been caught in a daze while bumping Tribe's Low End Theory, or you know Blue Notes Records' discography front to back, the music has birthed passionate listeners for a reason. While some heads might discount the music as being a relic of the past, the sounds of the underground still emit those feel good jazz vibes, even in today's Internet Era. Proving that there's still an audience for that laid back groove is the Mt. Kisco, New York based rapper/producer, Roga Raph. Raph is a part of the new wave of emcees looking to expand upon those jazzy Hip-Hop cuts that many of us grew up with, in hopes that he could give both contemporary heads and new listeners, simply great music. This effort all begins with the release of his eleven track, au gratis debut, 'Visionary Shift.'

Packed with dusty piano riffs and buttery soul samples, the free release gives off that old school feeling without coming across as either formulaic, or dated. As a graduate of Manhattan's School of Visual Arts, as an Illustration major, Raph is also the graphic designer behind the project's artwork. 'VIsionary Shift' is Raph telling his story, but also having fun, by not taking this tale too seriously. The album's strengths is its sonic diversity. Whether it's the chilled out, "Signz," the debut, "Fck Whut They Say," or the uptempo "In The Now" with its prominent Eckhart Tolle samples, Raph proves that he can ride with the best of them. 'Visionary Shift' is now available for free download, so be sure to check for rap's new best kept secret.

Roga Raph Online:
• Website: http://www.rogaraph.com
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/rogaraph
• Tumblr: http://rogaraph.tumblr.com
• Instagram: http://instagram.com/rogaraph

Roga Raph - Signz

Slick Rick - La Di Da Di
Masta Ace - Born To Roll
Biz Markie - Vapors
Blahzay Blahzay - Danger
Craig Mack - Flava In Ya Ear
KRS-One - MC's Act Like They Don't Know
JVC Force - Strong Island
Das EFX - They Want EFX
Nice & Smooth - Hip Hop Junkies
Chubb Rock - Treat 'em Right
Tim Dog - Step To Me
N.W.A. - Straight Outta Compton
3rd Bass - The Gas Face
Cash Money & Marvelous - Who's in the Place
Gang Starr - Just to Get a Rep


hip hop.

From Snak's upcoming album "From The Dirt" dropping June 17th, 2016....

Pre-Order album here

Snak The Ripper "Premium Dope" f. KXNG Crooked (Prod. by Marco Polo)

In 2009, Freedom of Beats was launched in Los Angeles. It features DJ Revolution and special guests. A limited edition mixtape was pressed up. This is what you missed...

Freedom of Beats Mixtape Sampler (((SIDE A: Mixed By DJ Revolution))) Follow DJ Revolution: @djrevolution

Show your support by joining our network: 
Twitter: @freedomofbeats / Facebook: Freedom of Beats (Concert Tour)

DJ Revolution Mix

Sean Price - Boom Bye Yeah

Life Is Good

Accident Murderers (feat. Rick Ross)

ALL THIS SHIT IS OLD MUSIC FOR YOU TO ENJOY DO THAT

01 - Sean Price - Sean Legend

Believe it or not it's been over 10 years since I’ve put together a recorded mix which I'm very ashamed to admit, after all it was my mix appearances on the radio, park jams or warehouses that originally establish my reputation well before I officially gained any type of DJ title! This mix is the 3rd in a series I've titled the missing mixes, its my apology to the my real Hip Hop family that encouraged and fuelled my creative ideas throughout the best parts of my career, I hope you all enjoy my selection of music which has always been down to personal taste, a responsibility that most of today's DJ’s seem to have forgotten, we play what we like not for popularity or beacuse we're told too, after all that's the way it's meant to be or what would be the point putting your name to something that everybody else has done before in the same old industry style!?! Finally some of the technical skill I demostrate throughout this mix for the unaware I PIONEERED them 20 + years ago, you’ve just been enforced! Tha En4cers + Imperial mixers = Cutmaster Swift: 1983 till present.


CMS The Missing Mix Volumes No.3 (2010)

itunes.apple.com/ch/album/toynbee…id646405554?l=en

MusicVideo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUkuW3OpBa4

Featuring Violinist:

Paritsis Charalampos a.k.a Lusty Apricot

https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Lusty-Apricot/39224852933?fref=ts

Tab & Anitek - ToyNBee

Shaq - You Cant Stop The Reign

Snippets taken from the new EP from Fla Fla of Sparrow the Movement, responsible for indie classics such as 'Rhyme Impotence', 'Physics' etc.  The Timeless EP is available on limited vinyl (150x clear red, 150x clear green) via Six2Six records.  All songs produced and mixed by Debonair P.

Outside Australia - PRE-ORDER HERE: http://six2sixrecords.bandcamp.com/album/fla-fla-sparrow-the-movement-timeless-12ep

Inside Australia - PRE-ORDER HERE: http://gentlemansrelief.bigcartel.com

Tracklist:

1) I Am Fla
2) Timeless
3) Soul is Ill
4) Swagger
5) Manifest (w/ Global Platoon)
6) I Am Fla Remix
7) Timeless Remix
8) Soul is Ill Remix
9) Strugglin’
10) Master Movement (w/ Global Platoon)

Fla Fla (Sparrow) + Debonair P - Timeless EP Snippets

Official R.A. The Rugged Man Store: https://ratheruggedman.net
“Legends Never Die” on iTunes / Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/id635723749
“Legends Never Die” on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7sW4zMLJsNdthSbsxMMBmK
“Legends Never Die” on Amazon: https://amazon.com/dp/B00CJ42GC0/
“Legends Never Die” on Google: https://play.google.com/store/music/album/R_A_The_Rugged_Man_Legends_Never_Die?id=B54hhdfhtexlqswhx3wsdrqhvzm
“Legends Never Die" on Tidal: https://listen.tidal.com/album/19799962

With his critically-acclaimed new album "Legends Never Die" now in stores everywhere, R.A. The Rugged Man is unveiling the latest single off the album. "Holla-Loo-Yuh" features two iconic underground figures uniting, as R.A. is joined by Tech N9ne, with fellow Strange Music emcee Krizz Kaliko on the hook.  While R.A. and Tech have run in the same circles for over a decade, the all-out lyrical slaughter of "Holla-Loo-Yuh" marks their historic first-ever collaboration.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS5-M7XokPw

Legends Never Die

R.A. The Rugged Man (ft. Tech N9ne & Krizz Kaliko) - Holla-Loo-Yuh

The Glorious Dead present "Palm Trees" an advance from BetterOffDEAD. Produced by Erick Arc Elliott.

Flatbush ZOMBiES - Palm Trees

DealerdeMusique on www.facebook.com/DealerdeMusique.fr



Gasoline - The Hardest

The brand new EP from NC's Omniscence.  10 tracks on limited wax (150 copies on blue swirl vinyl / 150 copies on purple vinyl) produced and mixed by Debonair P.  Shipping now from http://omniscence.bigcartel.com

Omniscence - Sharp Objects - Snippets

Melbourne-based DJ, producer, engineer and label owner.