Name: Cityboy - Simple Song (mpc2000 21) by dj_cityboy
Duration: 6 min 56 s
Description: another track from my "beat a day" series....sumthin thrown together for freestylin to, vocal sample from "The Sebutones - sebutonedef accapella"

this instrumental is something i adore <3

another track from my "beat a day" series....sumthin thrown together for freestylin to, vocal sample from "The Sebutones - sebutonedef accapella"

Cityboy - Simple Song (mpc2000 21)

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Darth Plank

All songs produced and recorded by Controller 7 between 2000 and 2016. 
"Keep your Lights On" is a remix of Sixtoo's "Sidewinder." 
© 2017 Studio-Less Music (ASCAP)

01. Intro
02. The March
03. Revelation
04. Piggy
05. Caution
06. Death Has Two Faces (Re-Edit)
07. SF Relaxation
08. Warning
09. David
10. Loss Angles
11. Test #6
12. Morning
13. Keep Your Lights On
14. A Change Of Spirit
15. Chimes
16. U.F.O.
17. Watchdog
18. Zodiac
19. Slowmoooooooo
20. The Chase
21. Test #7
22. Show And Prove
23. The City
24. What Time Is It?
25. Lugnuts
26. One In The Chamber
27. Test #8
28. We.Love.You.Very.Much
29. The Beach
30. Listen To Me
31. Test #9
32. Haven't I? / Seen It Heard It
33. Outro

Right Handed Straw

Solid Steel (18th November) 20 years ago this weekend in November 1996, Josh Davis aka DJ Shadow released his landmark album 'Endtroducing'. It was made almost entirely of samples and with the help of his Akai MPC60, he produced an iconic album that sits firmly in many top album lists. To celebrate this anniversary, Mighty Atom has put together an amazing tribute mix deconstructing the album and rebuilding it track by track, sample by sample, along with some remixes, covers and interview clips. 
As with previous tribute mixes for The Beastie Boys, Public Enemy, Nas, De La Soul and Beck, it's done with the same attention to detail. We also have an archive DJ Shadow Solid Steel mix from 2000 at SolidSteel.net plus an interview he did with Coldcut as part of the Quannum Projects release on Ninja Tune that year. 
The Endtroducing - 20th Anniversary Endtrospective Edition is available now with remixes by Clams Casino, Hudson Mohawke, Salva, Prince Paul, Bondax, Karma Kid and more.


The Solid Steel website http://solidsteel.net/ for track lists and archive shows.
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Go to Hour 2 here https://soundcloud.com/ninja-tune/solid-steel-radio-show-18112016-hour-2-dj-food-1

Hour 1 - Mighty Atom - Endtroducing 20th Anniversary Tribute Mix

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1.	Stanley Clarke – Concerto for Jazz/Rock Orchestra (Part II and Part III) / DJ Shadow – Best Foot Forward / Jeru the Damaja – You Can’t Stop the Prophet / Kool G Rap & DJ Polo – Poison / Masters of Ceremony – Dynamite / Stezo – It’s My Turn / Lifer’s Group – Real Deal (Acapella) / Lifer’s Group – Real Deal (Shadow Mix) / Beastie Boys – Party’s Gettin’ Rough 

2.	Jeremy Storch – I Feel a New Shadow / DJ Shadow – Building Steam With a Grain of Salt / Frankie Seay & The Soul Riders – Soul Food / H.P. Riot – I Need You / Lexia – I Worship You

3.	Metallica – Orion / Third Guitar – Baby Don’t Cry / DJ Shadow – Number Song (Cut Chemist Remix) / The Troubleneck Brothers – Back to the Hip Hop (Acapella) / Kuris Blow – AJ Scratch / T La Rock – Breakdown / Pearly Queen – Quit Jivin’ / Don Covay – Bad Luck

4.	Motherlode – Soft Shell / Kay Gardner – Inner Mood 1 / Tangerine Dream – Invisible Limits / Embryo – Klondyke Netti 


5.	Flying Island – The Vision and the Voice

6.	Nirvana – Love Suite / Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Company – Oleo Strut / DJ Shadow – Stem/Long Stem / Just Ice feat. KRS One – Moshitup 


7.	Pugh Rogefeldt – Love, Love, Love / Bjork – Possibly Maybe 

8.	Lefties Soul Connection – Organ Donor / Giorgio Moroder – Tears / Supersister – Judy Goes on Holiday /

9.	Samson and Delilah – There’s a DJ in Your Town / Cleo McNett – Snap 

10.	David Axelrod – The Human Abstract / David Axelrod – The Human Abstract (Om Unit Edit) / Pekka Pohjola – The Madness Subsides / Baraka – Sower of Seeds / Rotary Connection – Life Could / Meredith Monk – Dolmen Music (part 1) / Organized Konfusion – Releasing Hypnotical Gases 

11.	Top Priority feat. Percee P – Let the Homicides Begin / Charles Bernstein – Moment of Truth (Ghetto Shakedown) / Jo Ann Garrett – Walk on By / Shawn Phillips – All Our Love / DJ Shadow – What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 1) (Peshay Remix) / Heath Brothers – Voice of the Saxophone

Solid Steel Radio Show

Solid Steel Radio Show 18/11/2016 Hour 1 - Mighty Atom - Endtroducing Tribute Mix

The Official 2RABU & DJ taiji English Remix of TA-TI, RWEMY, & yotti's track "Learn From The Past" 

Feel Free to download the Remix track for free
このリーミックスはフリーDLのでぜひDLしてください

Original Song Link
--> https://soundcloud.com/ta-tiofficial/learn-from-the-past-featrwemy

Original Song iTunes Link
--> https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/learn-from-past-feat.-rwemy/id1116061701

Learn From The Past - 2RABU ft. DJ taiji (Official Remix)「Originally by TA-TI & RWEMY Beat by yotti」

Another one from the Mile End early-aughts heyday.

Villain Accelerate are Rob (Sixtoo) and Daren (Stigg of the Dump). The recording sessions for what became the Maid of Gold album took place in the winter of 2003. Ninety percent of music from Montreal is recorded in the winter, which explains the dark, slushy undertones in everything from Céline Dion to Kid Koala to Godspeed. 

This live recording is from Mutek 2003. Rob was on the MPC and turntables. I played some turntables, but mostly Rhodes and a mini Stylophone that Rob copped after we saw one used at a Sea and Cake show. Sometimes I played rhodes with one hand and stylophone with the other. You'll be able to tell because that's when the notes stop making sense. But in the end, it always makes sense.

Villain Accelerate. Live at Mutek 2003

Step into the light with a quick retrospective mix of newest Rhymesayers signee Sa-Roc. "Step Into The Light" features 12 previously released Sa-Roc joints mixed by Sol Messiah, along with a world premiere of the Sa-Roc featured track, “We Got This” from Brother Ali’s upcoming "All The Beauty In This Whole Life" album dropping May 5th. So, get to know Sa-Roc before joining her, Brother Ali, Last Word & Sol Messiah live on The Own Light Tour starting May 2nd in a city near you.

TOUR TICKETS + INFO: http://bit.ly/TheOwnLightTour

Track Listing
1. WWII (Word War II) - Taken from "Metamorpheus"
2. MetaMorpheus - Taken from "Metamorpheus" 
3. 7 Days and Nights - Taken from "Gift of the Magi"
4. Frankincense and Myrrh - Taken from "Gift of the Magi"
5. Lord of the Forest - Taken from "Metamorpheus"
6. Lyrical Manifesto - Taken from "NEBUCHADNEZZAR" 
7. Cthulhu's Revenge - Taken from "Metamorpheus" 
8. The Reckoning - Taken from "Metamorpheus" 
9. Eye of the Phoenix - Taken from "Metamorpheus" 
10. The Who- David Banner X Sa-Roc Remix - Taken from "Metamorpheus Mixtape"
11. 21 Swords - Taken from "Gift of the Magi"
12. Hood Supreme - Taken from "Gift of the Magi"
13. We Got This (feat. Sa Roc) - Taken from Brother Ali's "All The Beauty In This Whole Life”

Step Into The Light (Tour Mix)

Sa-Roc - Step Into The Light (Mixed By Sol Messiah)

Please check me out on my mixcloud page as this link is temporary. After 100 downloads, the link will lock up.

Jorun Bombay Presents : Funkbox Reload - July Weekend 2017

Pre-Order "Overcast!" Vinyl Now: https://bit.ly/Overcast20

Celebrating the 20 year anniversary of Overcast, the full album is remastered and available on vinyl for the first time!

20 years ago, while building a buzz on the Twin Cities scene playing countless local shows, recording demos and endless freestyle sessions, Atmosphere released a milestone record that set the trajectory for a career that is still evolving and pushing forward to this day.

In the late 90's, for a brand new independent label, pressing a vinyl LP was an expensive venture. At the time, the focus of the young entrepreneurs was set more on expanding the foundation they had built in Minneapolis, so they invested their time and money into networking nationally by doing shows, MC/DJ battles, and sometimes traveling from coast to coast just to give CDs away, all in order to grow the fanbase. As a result of an ambitious plan gone right, Overcast will now, finally, see its way onto vinyl!

For this special 20-year anniversary vinyl edition, all the original recording sessions were transferred from the reel-to-reel tapes and mixed especially for vinyl by Joe Mabbot, long-time engineer for Atmosphere, dating back to God Loves Ugly. The album is pressed on triple white color vinyl and packaged in a custom built case-wrapped and debossed jacket, and includes three previously unreleased songs from the original reel-to-reel tapes!

Overcast! (Remastered Vinyl Edition)

Atmosphere - Sound Is Vibration (1997) [Remastered]

This is another wicked clash; after losing to Saxon in the World Cup Clash in 1994 Babyface is seeking vengeance from the start to finish it's just war that's on Babyface's mind.  This is my favourite Addies cassette, took me a liitle while to get it to sound right - but this is real sound clash!!!

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CLASSIC CLASH! Addies v Saxon in Bermuda 1994 featuring BOTH SOUNDS!!

Dj_cityboy aka Jamie Cole is a hiphop artist from Halifax, Nova Scotia, First exposed to hiphop culture in the early 80's when his babysitter took him painting Graffiti, a few years later in 1986 he got his first listen to hiphop through Local University Radio station CKDU listening to Dj Doc Fresh playing the like of Funky 4 plus One, GrandMasterFlash, LLCoolJ, Schooly D, and in 86 started writing his first rhymes, creating loops of music recorded from CKDU by whats known as "Tape Loops" (made from playing and recording the same beat over and over again via play pause rewind record), in 1989 he took a trip to the U.S and was exposed to graffiti again and became more intrigued also that same year saw his first concert, Public Enemy on their "Welcome to the Terrordome" tour.

1990 was the start of a new era now fully inspired by the full HipHop culture, purchased his first set of turntables and immediately began practicing, he began purchaing his vinyl record from "Soul2Soul" on GottigenSt, Weekends and countless nights were spent trying to mimics the scratches of Dj Jazzy Jeff, Dj Alladin and Mr Mixx during that time he also purchased his first mic, and began making mix tapes for friends and people at his school, 1992 he purchased his first drum machine, a Roland TR-505 and began to understand the means of programming beats that same year cityboy began writting graffiti under the moniker Cep20, by 1995 he had purchased a sampler, midi keyboard, 8 track sequencer and a 4-Track and began producing more and more music while djing and writing rhymes, that same year cityboy joined notorious Halifax graffiti crew " HRA - The Halifax Riters Association" known for bringing and leaving an indelible mark for Halifax graffiti artists. at this same time, began attending local hiphop shows at CafeOle, seeing locals Stinkin Rich, Sixtoo, Jorun and other early hiphop groups from the city.

Around the same time he attended his first "Rave" at a small venue in the city called The Kyber, it was his first exposure to seeing other DJ's, but in a different form, the mixes were long and not as choppy as hiphop, and they transitioned from one record to another very smoothly and seamlessly - again intrigued, he began buying house and jungle records as well as stocking his hiphop collection, during this time frame he continued to produce music, paint graffiti, spin records, on the weekends and local writers would gather in his mothers basement and rhyme and record hiphop, the mid 90's were a bit of a change where he spent more of his time playing more house and jungle records then making any hiphop, attending Raves every weekend meeting new people and experimenting.

By 97 he was playing at various venus under the name djcityboy, he has played a variety shows with multiple dj's from across the world, this also gave him the ability to demo some of his own music from time to time, he once brought his 4-Track to a gig so he could rhyme and used to freestyle over his drum and bass sets while djing, by the mid 2000's after the fall out of the Rave scene he stopped playing records for crowds and began producing and recording more hiphop and focused more of his attention on music and the Friday Freestyle Sessions which happened at his apartment in Woodside for a period of about a year and a half.

by the late 2000's he had recorded thousands of beats and still produced music daily, he continued to buy music equipment and records and worked on improving his recording techniques, he continues produce music, do graffiti, write rhymes and claims that break-dancing is "definitely out of the question" as he laughs.

Cityboy - Simple Song (mpc2000 21)

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