Name: SP1200 Pete Rock & C.L - Appreciate Remix circa 2004 by MAC McRAW
Duration: 3 min 47 s
Description: Found this one going through old tapes & mini-discs. Just a little SP1200 remix I was messing with around 2004. For promo only, enjoy.

Brand new from Krash Slaughta & featuring the almighty Phill Most Chill on vocals. "REBEL BASE" Pressed on 7" splatter vinyl limited & Black vinyl 
BUY HERE www.krashslaughta.bigcartel.com note this is a pre order 
This was a track I originally made for my cut n paste mix, with Phill on one verse -  we just had to extend it, listen here & find out why!

Side 2 -Krash Slaughta & Phill Most Chill - Rebel Base Remix (Master)

Find out more here: https://www.shorturl.at/anqKR

To celebrate the launch of Technics True Wireless Earbuds: EAH-AZ60 and EAH-AZ40, we're featuring a short series of exclusive mixes hand-tailored for different scenarios. For the second in the series, we asked Phill Most Chill aka Soulman World of Beats, to create an "Out Digging" theme. As one of the world's most renowned beat diggers, gaining notoriety for his World Of Beats column in Rap Sheet and his series of Archeologist Classics mixtapes, which ran to over 30 volumes, we are very excited to present this mix.

Track list: https://www.waxpoetics.com/listen/technics_out_digging_mix_phill_most_chill

Wax Poetics x Technics "Out Digging Mix" by Phill Most Chill aka Soulman World of Beats

J & Mo - Rhymes By Bomb / Pelottaa 7" vinyl and digital single
J-Man (of Cut Beetlez): Keys/turntables
DJ Mo Money: Production
Rhymes Be Bomb vocal: Emcee G Roc Gayle (Piece Of Mind/The Vibe Drops)
Beatbox on Pelottaa: HP Lovescratch (of Cut Beetlez)

Release date 11th March 2022

7" available from www.ae-productions.co.uk
Digital download from aeproductions.bandcamp.com and on all good streaming services.

J & MO - Rhymes Be Bomb feat. G Roc Gayle 7" Snippet Promo

Celebrating 30 Years of Gang Starr's classic 'Hard To Earn'.
My 25th Anniversary tribute got taken down, so I revamped it for the 30th.

Blends, OG Samples, B-sides & unreleased.

Guru RIP

Gang Starr - Hard To Earn 30th Anniversary Tribute

This is a soundbite, taken from Side 1 of the incredible brand new 45 by Phill Most Chill & Krash Slaughta titled :

"DEFINITION OF ILL"
Purchase the full length single from the links below, available in two different cover & label variants.....Strictly limited edition, no re-press!!
Available from Friday 31st May 2024 at 9pm sharp UK time www.krashslaughta.bigcartel.com or www.krashslaughta.bandcamp.com

DEFINITION OF ILL Soundbite

While Bronx, NY based The Legion technically only released the one album in 1994's 'Theme + Echo = Krill' (largely produced by Molecules himself), Hip-Hop connoisseurs will remember the break out singles & videos for "Jingle Jangle" and "Legion Groove" (not to mention Molecules appearance on Showbiz & AG's "Runaway Slave"). For what it set out to be, that LP is a masterpiece, an understated homage to The BX and pastiche to The World Famous DJ Brucie B's reign at The Rooftop hotspot (amid social scene where names like Alpo, Rich Porter and A.Z., held more clout than most of the era's rap stars. I've always considered myself a diehard fan of the group  - listening to the album again in preparation reminded me of what a unique album it it (famously panned, if not misunderstood, at the time, by Cheo H. Coker (Luke Cage fame)) in The Source (2Pac Cover, Sept '94). When I caught word that producer Showbiz and The Legion's Molecules had recorded a forthcoming joint project together I immediately reached out to the guys from the Bronx-bred hip-hop trio to line up a convo with the Big Man 'Cules himself. It had been a few years but Molecules and I connected again right off the bat and you can tell within this conversation. This was essentially 'Cules first time sitting down really talking at length about his life and career - and we cover a lot of ground, so I'm really happy to present this!

Bonus: The House List is now available on Google Play!

Ep. 18 - Molecules (The Legion)

Early 80s performance of the hip hop's first female mc soloist, MC Debbie D and DJ Wanda Dee.

MC Debbie and DJ Wanda Dee - Harlem World

Early hip hop with MC Debbie D and her brother, MC Darryl Dee with DJ Greg Ski (K Connection from The Bronx)

MC Debbie D and MC Darryl Dee

Old School Hip Hop at the T Connection (Bronx) with MC Debbie D

DJ Patty Duke - Jazzy 5 MCs (MC Debbie D)

Cutmaster Swift & The No Parkin' MC's (The Full crew)
appeared on Tim Westwood's, Capital Rap Session in 1987!
In order of appearance Mic Create, K.I.S.S & MC Storm. 
Back then I was Westwood's official Scratch Mix DJ without a title, although I was still notoriously know & gaining country wide popularity! Our crew wasn't afraid to break rules & set new standards, this session is what Hip Hop used to be, vinyl records full break beats not drum loops or pre made dub plates the records don't skip & I never miss the beat, in fact I'm bold enough to claim I was the 1st jacking beats @ this speed & precision, I didn't hear anyone doing it, I owned that style back then & until I'm proved wrong this claim stands! I've always perceived myself to be a musician well before the word Turnblist existed some may admit they can hear the musical arrangement, enjoy!

Live Rap Session

Cutmaster Swift & No Parkin' MC's - On Tim Westwood's Capital Rap Session 1987

Found this one going through old tapes & mini-discs. Just a little SP1200 remix I was messing with around 2004. For promo only, enjoy.

SP1200 Pete Rock & C.L - Appreciate Remix circa 2004

Vinyl DJ since 1986, Hip Hop producer, Vintage sampling drum machine collector/user, Record label owner. 

Founder of Vinyl Veterans DJ crew & co-owner of Cold Rock Stuff Records with Mr Krum.

Formerly DJ Beathoven & owner of Puma Strut Records. Wildstyle Bob Nimble on Skint Under 5's records. DJ Mack from Severe Carnage (DJ & Producer). 

B-Boy since 84.

SP1200 Pete Rock & C.L - Appreciate Remix circa 2004

MAC McRAW

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