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THE DODO RIDDIM

Old is the acclaimed new LP from Danny Brown, an emotionally-charged concept album as profound as it is profane. The 19 tracks are an intoxicating mix of Danny at his most experimental AND most accessible, balancing hip-hop grit with electronic club sonics and much, much more. Featuring guest appearances from A$AP Rocky, ScHoolboy Q, Freddie Gibbs, Purity Ring, Charli XCX, and more over production from the likes of A-Trak, Rustie, SKYWLKR and Paul White, Old is a psychedelic portrait of rap’s most vital and exciting new star.

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Danny Brown - Dip

this is not my track i downloaded this and thought is was cold this is all "hollertronix" just wanted to share

Three-Six Mafia- Stay Fly (Hollertronix Remix)

Kalifa fka Le1f - Wut (produced by Matrixxman)

Guns Don't Kill People...Lazers Do

What U Like feat. Amanda Blank & Einsten

"Bump" - Spank Rock feat. Amanda Blank

SPANKROCK & KOOL A.D. produced by GHOSTDAD for EASTERN DISTRICT MOSHOLU MIXTAPE

Kool A.D. - "Cheeba Cheeba" (feat. Spank Rock)

Amanda Blank - Something Bigger, Something Better

Taken from the new album KU:PALM

<b>The long awaited new Photek album, KU:PALM is now available to purchase in a variety of digital formats and on CD. You can buy the CD &amp; Digital Download of KU:PALM now at Photek.FM, or head over to Amazon / iTunes /  Beatport / Boomkat.  Selected tracks will be available on vinyl at the end of 2012.</b>

Photek : Quadrant

After a bit of a pause, Andrea returns with an invigorated sense of funk and a bad case of scuffed shelltoes. A generation after Chicago House irreversibly infected the Northern club scene, Andrea soaks up and sweats out the latest footworking Chi-town developments with a distinctive melodic flourish and innate feel for the floor. 'Retail Juke' keenly latches on to that feeling of delirious suspension that marks the best productions from RP Boo, Roc, Nate or any of those agile young cats, matching their flighty rhythm programming toe-for-toe, while tweaking the vibes with a fine-cut pop sensibility. It opens up with an impatient metronome and sparkling Rhodes keys ushering in spasmodic sample edits and unregimented drums, honing that slow-fast thing that’s impossible to describe and so bizarrely effective. On the flip, 'Write-Off' sounds like an Ice Cream van taking a wrong turning and ending up wheel-deep in some hyperrealist dayglo forest without SatNav or a working sense of direction to hand. It finds that filigree balance of tension between rapid-fire sample textures, twinkling melodies and dragging bass undulations, keeping an implosive, centripetal sense of funk deep in the pocket and yet still quite melancholy in its own fidgety way. 

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