Originally on DJ MK’s “London Underground” Part 2 mixtape “Heavyweights” featured the legendary Roots Manuva, Rodney P and MCD with Harry Love delivering the killer beat.

This track was thought to be lost but thanks to the JJJ Hip Hop show in Australia a version was found on their system. Quite possibly the best UK posse cut ever!


DJ MK presents Roots Manuva, Rodney P & MCD "Heavyweights" produced by Harry Love

Back in 2005 Grindin’ as a record label was born and released the “Good Money” EP by LA’s best kept secret Move.meant. 

For the Australian audience Grindin’ approached Bliss N Eso, Anecdote and Phrase for one of 2 official Australian remixes. 

Move.meant Feat Bliss N Eso, Anecdote & Phrase "Good Money" Australian Remix

Original version appears on Foreign Beggars "Asylum Agenda" album.

Foreign Beggars Feat. Skinnyman "Hold On" (M-Phazes Remix)

Original version appears on First Man "Thinking Out Loud" EP.

First Man Feat. Ayak "How I Feel" (M-Phazes Remix)

Original version appears on Muneshine "Status Symbol" album.

Muneshine "Leaving You" (M-Phazes Remix)

Original version appears on Yungun & Mr. Thing "Grown Man Business" album.

Yungun & Mr. Thing "G.M.B (Just Like That)" (M-Phazes Remix)

Original version appears on P-Money "Big Things" album.

P-Money Feat. Scribe " Scribe 2001" (M-Phazes Remix)

Original version appears on Mystro "Diggi Down Unda" album

Mystro Feat. Daniel Merriweather  "Come Fly" (M-Phazes Remix)

Original version appears on Move.meant "The Scope of Things" album

Move.meant Feat. Mike Anthony "Relax" (M-Phazes Remix)

Original version appears on Now On "Eye Level" album 

Now On Feat. Phat Kat "Weight Up" (M-Phazes Remix)

Original version appears on OC "Word Life" album

OC " Times Up" (M-Phazes Remix)

Original version appears on Jehst "The Mengi Bus Mixtape" album 

Jehst " Psychedelic Phlegm" (M-Phazes Remix)

Original version appears on First Man "Thinking Out Loud" EP 

First Man Feat. Blak Twang "Help Them" (M-Phazes Remix)

Original version appears on Kohndo "Stick To Ground" album 

Kohndo Feat. Slum Village "Dis-Moi Ce Qu'elles Veulent" (M-Phazes Remix)

Original version appears on 4 Corners "The Foundations" album 

4 Corners Feat. Maia Rata "By My Side" (M-Phazes Remix)

Original version appears on 13th Son "Our Lives" album 

13th Son Feat. Trace Elements "Come Correct" (M-Phazes Remix)

Move.meant "Higher (Breathe)" (M-Phazes Remix)

Original version appears on Buff1 "Pure" album

Buff1 "For U" (M-Phazes Remix)

TRACKLISTING:
CHRONIXX - LIVE ON RADIO LILY 17/05/14
CHRONIXX - AIN'T NO GIVING IN
CHRONIXX & KABAKA PRYAMID - MI ALRIGHT
CHRONIXX FEAT. KABAKA PYRAMID, PROTOJE & SIZZLA  - SELASSIE SOULJAHZ
PROTOJE FEAT. CHRONIXX - WHO KNOWS
CHRONIXX - HERE COMES TROUBLE
CHRONIXX - START A FYAH
CHRONIXX - BEAT & A MIC
CHRONIXX - CAPTURE LAND
CHRONIXX - SMILE JAMAICA

DJ Max Glazer - Chronixx Australian Tour Mix 2

Dialectrix liberates the remix to "What Is This World Coming To?" featuring Essa, Jamall Bufford and Mr Thing on the production/cuts.

Taken from the reissued "Satellite" EP which you can buy here - https://grindin.bandcamp.com/album/satellite-ep

Dialectrix Feat. Essa, Jamall Bufford & Mr. Thing "What Is This World Coming To?" (Remix)

Grindin' reissues Dialectrix's "Satellite" EP this time including the exclusive bonus cut of "What Is This World Coming To?" Remix featuring Essa from the UK and Jamall Bufford from the US on the digital download. 

First released in February 2013 each track showcased an overseas producer while Dtrix exhibited the hunger and versatility the Sydney wordsmith is known for. 

"Stop" brings a barrage of braggadocio-battle raps intertwined with self assured ridiculousness that screams of live rowdiness over a smacking beat from Germany's Suff Daddy with the additional finesse of one of Australia's greatest turntablists DJ Bonez on the cut. Dialectrix shows an introspective view to his inner thoughts on the smooth and esoteric "Enjoy The Music" featuring the UK's shining producer Eric Lau with fellow Blue Mountains brethren DJ Morgs of the Thundamentals appearing for a cameo scratch. 

Dialectrix then goes in with a vicious delivery and a no holds barred attitude over former Scratch Pervert Mr Thing's (UK) gigantic "What Is This World Coming To?". From the media/social systems to his vehement disappointment in the music industry and the world in general, he leaves no stone unturned as to who and what are ruining the world around him. "Sydney Psychosis" is a tainted homage to the city over a rolling, hypnotic beat supplied courtesy of New Zealand's Haz Beats of the notorious Home Brew Crew with cuts executed by the world renowned DJ Revolution. 

The title track "Satellite" is spearheaded by one of LA's finest beatsmiths Exile delivering his classic soulful chops as Dtrix alikens his position in the world to a satellite bunker with music being his main source to communicate abroad. The "Satellite" EP is a unique one off approach to mustering an eclectic and foreign soundscape while remaining underpinned with Dialectrix's familiar and technical flow.

Buy the "Satellite" EP here - https://grindin.bandcamp.com/album/satellite-ep

Dialectrix - "Satellite" (Produced by Exile / Cuts by Exile)

Dialectrix - "Sydney Psychosis" (Produced by Haz Beats / Cuts by DJ Revolution)

Dialectrix - "What Is This World Coming To?" (Produced by Mr. Thing / Cuts by Mr. Thing)

Dialectrix - "Enjoy The Music" (Produced by Eric Lau / Cuts by DJ Morgs)

Dialectrix - "Stop" (Produced By Suff Daddy / Cuts by DJ Bonez)

New mix from Sydney's Edseven to coincide with Black Milk's upcoming tour of Australia and New Zealand in November.

TOUR DATES:
Thursday 17th November – Section 8, Melbourne 
Friday 18th November – The Zoo, Brisbane
Saturday 19th November – Hudson Ballroom, Sydney 
Sunday 20th November – Strawberry Fields Festival, Tocumwal 
Thursday 24th November – Transit Bar, Canberra 
Saturday 26th November – Kings Arms, Auckland  
Sunday 27th November – Bodega, Wellington

More details at www.grindin.net

Black Milk mix by Edseven

Grindin’ is based in Sydney Australia and was established with the aim of releasing, touring and managing quality Australian and International artists. This is reflected in the diversity of artists affiliated with the company and its eclectic style of events produced in Australia.

Since its inception in 2001 Grindin’ has released music from across the globe with a variety of musical styles, all representing the brand to its fullest, and as a result has led to a variety of releases from artists including P-Money (NZ), KillaQueenz (Australia), M-Phazes (Australia), Mystro (UK), J Period (USA), Kohndo (France), JR & PH7 (Germany) and Muneshine (Canada) to name a few. The Grindin’ catalogue has now built up to over 35 releases as of 2010.

Grindin’ is also responsible for producing some of Sydney’s finest Hip Hop events from the annual J Dilla tribute night ‘The Genius Of J Dilla’ to touring the likes of Just Blaze, Blu & Exile (USA), Jehst (UK), DJ MK (Dizzee Rascal’s / Roots Manuva’s DJ) and many more, while also overseeing DJ bookings at venues across Sydney and holding monthly events throughout NSW.

Most recently Grindin’ has ventured into artist agency services, developing careers and booking shows, which has already seen many acts performing at the biggest clubs, tours and festivals throughout Australia and New Zealand. Grindin’ currently manages the careers for some of Australia’s best Hip Hop artists including Dialectrix, Sky’High, Chasm, The Tongue, Diafrix and more.

Throughout the years Grindin’ has also worked with companies such as Nike, Sony, MTV, Alize, Central Station Records and Sweat It Out, along with venues across Sydney using its expertise to consult on individual projects while also helping bridge the gap between corporate entities and its potential clientele. Grindin’ has built a solid reputation on being able to deliver within the music industry.

With over 15 years experience in the music industry Grindin’s mission is to remain competitive in this ever changing industry.

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