9. WHOOP T

The Wilderness - Andrew Valentine (V-Love )

"Forgetting You" Complete Version
From "Manos" The Soundtrack of Fate
Compiled by Derek Singer

Sourced from the new HD restoration of 'Manos: The Hands of Fate' by Benjamin Solovey
(and made possible by Kickstarter)
Coming soon to Blu-ray and DVD from Synapse Films

www.manosinhd.com
https://www.facebook.com/ManosinHD

30.5 - Forgetting You - Complete

SKETCHBOOK RADIO DILLA  TRIBUTE 5 MIXED BY KUTMAH

Produced by Ron Rhoades. Recorded at Koloa Dub Lab, Kauai, Hawaii
Performed by Ron Rhoades.
Vocals by Kawela:
Chanel "waipu'i" Flores, Cheryl Paogofie, Alia Fernandez


Kawela-Rua Kenana (Extended Mix)

Queen Latifah did both the singing and the rap on the theme song to what was called "Black friends" Comparing the show to the NBC show friends. the theme is only about 1 minute long, but the end credits gave me another 20 seconds to work with, a lot of overlays  and an extended bass groove and we now have a dance remix, I added the vocal effects

Queen Latifah - Living Single - "90s kinda world"  Destructo Remix

Level Grinding

Ill Biskits ~ God Bless Your Life [Remix]

BeatPete - Yesterdays Experience - A Tribute To YNQ - Vinyl Mix

Yesterdays New Quintet - Joe McDuphrey, Malik Flavors, Ahmad Miller, 
Monk Hughes and Otis Jackson Jr., with Madlib as producer, arranger 
and engineer.

Madlib began Yesterdays New Quintet in 2000, releasing the album Angles 
Without Edges in 2001. As the group progressed, a plan was developed for 
each of the band members to release "solo" records and to introduce new 
members and groups, many of whom performed on Madlib's Shades of Blue 
(2003), his remix album for Blue Note. 
An album of Stevie Wonder covers recorded during their formative period 
was also released later in 2003. 
Expanded beyond the original five members of YNQ, the greater collective 
grew into "Yesterdays Universe."   

As early as 2003, Madlib's all-inclusive approach to expanding Yesterdays 
Universe was causing tensions among the original core group. Yesterdays 
New Quintet announced a breakup in 2007, but by this time several new 
groups had already recorded dozens of tracks under Madlib's direction: 
Young Jazz Rebels, The Last Electro-Acoustic Space Jazz & Percussion 
Ensemble, Sound Directions, Jahari Masamba Unit, Jackson Conti with 
Ivan "Mamao" Conti from Azymuth , just to name a few. The compilation 
Yesterdays Universe (2007) served to announce these new groups. 
Medicine Show #7: High Jazz (2010) introduces even more. 

Featuring Karriem Riggins, Ivan "Mamao" Conti, Todd Simon, and 
Dan Ubick 
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Cover / Collage by 𝓜𝓪𝓭𝓪𝓵𝓲𝓷𝓪 𝓒𝓱𝓲𝓵𝓲𝓬𝓲
https://www.instagram.com/madeline.chilici/

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VINYL SESSIONS on YouTube
www.youtube.com/user/BeatPeteMixtapes

MELLOW ORANGE MUSIC:
www.melloworange.com/beatpete/

Level Grinding

Jan $wift