Hip-hop production icon Buckwild flips Pharoahe Monch’s “Get Down”—originally produced by M-Phazes—into a jazzy slice of boom-bap that sounds like an unearthed gem from the Golden Era. Heads will no doubt remember their timeless chemistry on classics such as, "Stress" by Organized Konfusion. To complete the cypher, DJ Revolution puts his incredible skills on display with a DITC-themed scratch hook. This standout remix is available now through all major DSPs via Coalmine Records. Can you dig it?

Pharoahe Monch - Get Down (Buckwild Remix)

Me, Not The Paper - Jeru The Damaja

Ultra rare track shout out indie cratez https://youtube.com/channel/UCp5hNwG8C-jzG0_BsHEerVg

Da Phunke Bushmen - Down Under (1994)

El Cantante

Out the Way

from Blu & Bombay's new double album "Good To Be Home"
New World Color, records 2014
newworldcolor.com

Blu & Bombay "Home"

The initial thought that came to mind in the process of making “Blackcurrent Jazz 2” was to create a landscape of ideas that capture the truest essence of Jazz but that also embodied the purest and most authentic hip-hop feel. The original Blackcurrent Jazz album (released in 2001) was a great piece of work but for me was more a mesh of beats and breaks and sometimes with tracks that didn’t even lend to Jazz at all. This time around I wanted every single song to scream JAZZ!!! But still using a combination of Jazz breaks that give off varying vibes.

I wanted this album to be more polished, more distinguished and more discernable than 10 years ago. Smoother, more intricate and ultimately more of a thought through process to it. So I set about the production process which I knew would be huge, because I wanted to use additional beats for 20 second interludes to be used in between each main track, which then ultimately doubled my production load. I also knew that the main selections all had to musically jump out at me and I wasn’t going to start writing until I had found all the right beats that made me feel as if I have the right ingredients for a classic album.

And then it started. Hours of sampling, cutting, chopping, filtering, and pitch shifting, mixing and then mixing again. Then came the writing, recording and editing, which for me is a very lengthy and meticulous process. And finally after over 6 months work came “Blackcurrent Jazz 2: The Gold Reflection” subtitled to pay dues and respect to the golden era of hip-hop (the 90’s).

Ever Since featuring Dyanna Fearon & Xantonè Blacq

Los Angeles

LA Traffic (feat. Cashus King & Self Jupiter)

Beneficence "Basement Chemistry" album (CD/2LP/cassette/digital), in stores worldwide January 29. Features and production include Inspectah Deck, MC Eiht, Masta Ace, AG of D.I.T.C., Chubb Rock, El Da Sensei, Dres of Black Sheep, DJ Spinna, Da Beatminerz, L'Orange, MindsOne, Confidence, The Legion, KON Sci, and many more.

Order the album on iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/basement-chemistry/id1061764926

Order the album on amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019P2HJB6

Order the album on CD, 2LP, or cassette:
UGHH:
http://www.undergroundhiphop.com/beneficence-basement-chemistry/IAR037CD/
Fat Beats:
http://www.fatbeats.com/products/beneficence-basement-chemistry-cd
HHV:
http://www.hhv.de/shop/de/artikel/beneficence-basement-chemistry-white-vinyl-edition-458082
Vinyl-Digital:
http://www.vinyl-digital.com/en/Hip-Hop-Rap/Basement-Chemistry.html

Videos:
"When The Sun Comes" feat. Masta Ace
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9b98rwefDac

"Digital Warfare" feat. Inspectah Deck 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rX0q3hBQTwk

:: About Beneficence and 'Basement Chemistry' ::

After dropping back to back classics with "Sidewalk Science" (2011) and "Concrete Soul" (2012), Brick City veteran and Ill Adrenaline Records co-founder Beneficence unleashes his 6th solo LP "Basement Chemistry". Armed with the true sounds of the golden era Benef drops rejuvenated flows and shares mics with hip-hop's elite lyricists. The lineup includes Inspectah Deck (of Wu-Tang Clan), Masta Ace, MC Eiht, El Da Sensei, AG (of D.I.T.C), Dres (of Black Sheep), The Legion, Chubb Rock, MindsOne, and Estee Nack (of Tragic Allies). Once again the close Artifacts affiliate traps the listener into slick, thought provoking rhymes backed by hard hitting yet soulful production from DJ Spinna, Da Beatminerz, 12 Finger Dan, Confidence, L'Orange, Presto, KON Sci, Jazz Spastiks, and many more. 19-tracks strong, the dusty and raw sounding full length displays a perfect blend of street jewels like the Inspectah Deck laced "Digital Warfare" and the Masta Ace inspiring anthem "When The Sun Comes". The P Original produced banger "EZ As 1-2" opens the album brilliantly showing Benef's relaxed but witty cadence. "Basement Chemistry" travels down many avenues including the battle rap driven joint "Against The Grain" and storytelling saga "Maui Vacation". The album's formula stays true to the game with obscure samples, intricate cuts, and official boom bap sound.

:: Social media ::

Website:
http://www.illadrenalinerecords.com

Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/illadrenalinerecords
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Twitter:
http://twitter.com/ILLADRENALINE
https://twitter.com/BeneficenceReal

Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/illadrenalinerecords
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YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/user/illadrenalinerecords


Buy on iTunes

03 - Beneficence - Digital Warfare (feat. Inspectah Deck)

Mic Geronimo - Hemmin Heads (1994)

For promotional purposes only. No copyright infringement intended.

I am happy to remove if necessary.

To buy - https://www.discogs.com/5-Bros-Wit-Ugly-Clothes-Believe-In-The-Five/release/1199319

Believe In The Five EP

The Five Bros. Wit Ugly Clothes - Put It On The Five (1998)

taken from "The Lobe & J.H Project" coming soon

ft. @tfnasty

produced by @ordanendo

Me, Not The Paper - Jeru The Damaja

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