Putting the jazz back into MJAZZ and then some, Metro presents a seasonal blend of spiritual and deep jazz, some classics and a few personal favourites. Throw another log on the fire and relax. Have yourself a deep and jazzy Christmas.

Pharoah Sanders - Greetings to Saud
Chico Hamilton - Nomad
Santana - El Nicoya
Birds of Town & Country (Dawn Chorus)
Dizzy Gillespie - In The Land of The Living Dead
Kool and The Gang - Wild and Peaceful
Earth Wind and Fire - Africano (Intro)
The Crusaders - A Ballad For Joe (Louis)
Roy Ayers - The Black Five
Marvin Gaye - T Stands For Trouble
Miles Davis - Sanctuary

MJAZZ MPOD 035 - Metro - Jazzy Christmas

THELONIOUS MONK - 1. Epistropy - 2. Sweet & Lovely w-John Clotrane - 3. Bright Mississippi - 4. April In Paris

THELONIOUS MONK

Kingpin going in hard on the mic, live on radio. (2009)

All links to the DJ Shorty Radio Show can be found on: http://www.mixcloud.com/djshorty79/

Kingpin - Force Freestyle

Get Started
From the Initiative album (2011)


Get Started

J.M.E - If You Don't Know (Capcha Version FREE DOWNLOAD)

27 Snorwood Mix Part3

First track produced on my new monitors I hope you guys enjoy listening as much as I did creating this one!

Sunrise

@Ol-Burger-Beats presents a mix with some of his favorite jazz-funk cuts. Records from '73 to '77. Artwork: Moe Chakiri.

Tracklist:
1. Ronnie Laws and Pressure - Tidal Wave (1975)
2. Gene Harris - Losalamitoslatinfunklovesong (1974)
3. Roy Ayers - Magic Lady (1975)
4. Donald Byrd - Where Are We Going (1973)
5. Lonnie Smith - It's Changed (1977)
6. Donald Byrd - Women Of The World (1974)
7. Ramp - Daylight (1977)
8. Bobby Hutcherson - Montara (1975)
9. Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson - New York City (1976)
10. Lonnie Liston Smith - Starlight and You (1976)

Mutual Mix #07: Ol' Burger Beats

L Reece Ft Nadey - Divided (Prod by Joice)

London based Hip Hop artist Kingpin made his mark on the underground music scene with his thought provoking social content, explosive rhythmical delivery and high-energy stage presence.

He was born in the inner city environment of London, amongst a backdrop of council estates, deprived communities, drug abuse and gang culture, an environment that has provided endless inspiration for his lyrical content. At a young age he discovered a passion for music and literature, which progressed into a talent for writing and performing.

Those familiar to his work know him for his energetic stage presence, intricate flow and hard-hitting lyrical content. Kingpin started his career as a Hip Hop artist by performing on the London underground Hip Hop scene. He masterminded the independent releases of his own debut album ‘The Initiative’, followed by an award winning collaborative project under the guise of Caxton Press entitled ‘Shame the Devil’ and another solo project entitled 'Art of Survival' which also received an 'Album of the Year' award. All of the these projects were critically acclaimed following their publication, receiving praise from Hip Hop legends such as De La Soul and Chuck D (Public Enemy) and public figures such as Russell Brand.

With written coverage from N.M.E, Metro Paper, and SBTV, radio support from BBC Radio One, Capital Xtra, Kiss, Reprezent and Itch FM amongst others, Kingpin finds himself working among Hip Hop’s elite which has presented him with the opportunity to perform in the USA and across numerous countries and cities in Europe where he has established a large and continually growing fan-base.