Different stuff

Also see: https://soundcloud.com/echelonmockingbird/sets/police-state-news for speeches, interviews, audiobooks, etc.

Links:
Florida Man Cooked to Death by Prison Guards http://www.miamiherald.com/news/special-reports/florida-prisons/article140444343.html

1 AlaisClay — New World Police State
2 Tropidelic — 03 Police State
3 TheRealMikeDean — No Justice No Peace
4 Maurice Bailey — No Justice, No Peace!
5 Juice Rap News — RN15 - Big Brother is WWWatching You
6 #BPTF — #CopBlock (THE ANTHEM)
7 shades of void — What If
8 GreydonSquare — Prison Planet
9 ZEALE — Invisible Prisons (Justin Furstenfeld)
10 Rob Roper — Invisible Prison
11 seansimpsonmusic — Invisible Prison
12 Jahn3u'zuwel — SLY MURDERERS (INVISIBLE PRISON) at Greenwood
13 djtwisted67 — Invisible Prisons - Akashik Ancestorz (Cuts Dj Twisted)
14 L.R.A.D. — Eyes On You (Veela)
15 YACHT — Party at the NSA
16 Avatar The Vanguard — TARGET PRACTICE
17 Riki-Slumz — 01 RUN FROM THE SOUND
18 onelegchuck — American Hell Mix
19 100RAW — What Would You Do
20 User 382568290 — Prison song system of a down
21 Hecteli — A Perfect Circle-Counting Bodies Like Sheep to the Rhythm of the War Drum(Hecteli)
22 AnonJohn33 — Anonymous - Illuminati
23 LeRoi Jordan — Police State (G-Still)
24 Fear Nuttin Band — Police State
25 call7 — Akashik Ancestorz - codex alimentarius
26 the EMS co — Charlie Chaplin - The Great Dictator Speech (Hans Zimmer)
27 gregfernandezjr — False Flags
28 L.R.A.D. (Official) — From the Swamp to the Stars
29 Below The Lights — 04 Eugenics and Zyklon
30 X-ist Resist — Manifest Destination (Depopulation)
31 Phoenix Records — New World Order - Song (Depopulation)
32 Animateck — Depopulation Agenda
33 VERBAL TERRORIST — Depopulation
34 Roadrunner USA — Black Cloud
35 delnaja — Rockwell feat Michael Jackson - Somebody's Watching Me (DelNaja)
36 Assemblage 23 — Grid
37 SINISTER SIGNAL — Conquer under one flag
38 Hellspawn Army — HELLSPAWN ARMY - One Small Lie - MIC
39 Angerfist — Angerfist & Radical Redemption - Masters Of The Great Conspiracy
40 Mark Jankins — The Rabbit Hole
41 ARO_4ever — Bilderberg
42 DJ LEVIATHAN — The Bilderberg Group - You're Not Our Gods
43 MANIC — Bio-Shock - Enemies of Freedom
44 The Bilderberg Group — Into the Fire
45 SaraiJudah — "Martial Law " Sarai
46 Juice Rap News — The New World Order
47 Juice Rap News — MSMBS News #BlackLivesMatter
48 intellegentz — Intellegentz - Occupy Bilderberg Song
49 dlopace40831 — Kill Cops
50 iam607 — 607 - NerdFromTheHood - Kill Crooked Cops
51 Slug † Christ — Kill all the cops (even the cool ones) feat. Houdinne
52 Juice Rap News — RN 4 Wikileaks v The Pentagon
53 Juice Rap News — RN X - #Occupy 2012
54 H.P.G. Detonator Label — MACHINA - World Of Hate (2016)
55 Battle Audio Records & Industrial Philharmonics — K-TecK - 03 No Culture
56 wumpscut — Warmonger Scheusal (Nigen)
57 remy julien — Batteriebetrieb - Military Industrial Complex Project (remy julien)
58 Funkspace — FUnK the Military-Industrial Complex (Fight the Corruption)
59 ॐ Dynamix ॐ — Military Industrial Complex V1 (Ft. Immortal Technique) 
60 amoletters.com — The Military Industrial Complex
61 ghostofzigz — War
62 Hex Madroom — The Strategy Of Tension
63 Hex Madroom — Electronic Surveillance
64 Hex Madroom — Psychopaths Rule The World (Dub)
65 Best of the Left — The military-industrial complex comes for community policing - @jimmy_dore Show
66 Matt Beernoso — There's A Skeleton In My Military Industrial Closet
67 Unemployable Music — Conspiracy Theory
68 Edouses Prometheuses — Still Awake - JFK Speech (Hybrid Vs Edouses) 
69 Edouses  — JFK vs ILLUMINATI -Edouses Prometheuses Mix
70 Edouses  — JFK Vs Secert Societies (MrROBOT)
71 Bukyo Records — Jfk secret societies speech
72 Roland Corsten — Roland Corsten Ft. JFK -Secret Society
73 The Sound within Silence — JFK Secret Societies Speech
74 Jonathon Rudall — Eisenhower / Ratatat / Vangelis
75 The Sound within Silence — Chaplins Speech .. Clean
76 X-Soul — X-Soul - JFK Secret

Music: Police State Prison Industrial Complex

1 #BPTF — #CopBlock (THE ANTHEM) 
2 Bad Habitat — Cops Kill People 
3 Ardell — Cops Kill 
4 AlaisClay — New World Police State 
5 Tropidelic — 03 Police State 
6 TheRealMikeDean — No Justice No Peace 
7 Maurice Bailey — No Justice, No Peace! 
8 Juice Rap News — RN15 - Big Brother is WWWatching You 
9 GreydonSquare — Prison Planet 
10 ZEALE — Invisible Prisons (feat. Justin Furstenfeld) 
11 Rob Roper — Invisible Prison 
12 Jahn3u'zuwel — SLY MURDERERS (INVISIBLE PRISON) at Greenwood 
13 djtwisted67 — Invisible Prisons - Akashik Ancestorz (Cuts Dj Twisted) 



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VERBAL TERRORIST — Depopulation 

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tomcee talevski — Weird Al” Yankovic FOIL 

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MsLarissaB — Candice-Voices Carry 

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Dirtyphonics — Dirtyphonics - Anonymous

Music: Songs of the Revolution

The Winners of Audient's Hard-Fi Mix Competition are as foolows:

1st Mark Downie
2nd Jagkurt
3rd Jokoo 

Congratulations!

The Winners

RN15 - Big Brother is WWWatching You

OUT HERE - FRISCO FT SPLURGE BOYS

This was first place, winning mix and master of "Move Over" by Hard-Fi, for the Audient mix contest.

Hard-Fi - Move Over (Winning Mix)

Hard-Fi  - Move Over (Mixed by Yagiz Kurt )

After the huge success of Part 1 & 2 there was no doubt that there will be a Part 3. 
Through countless hours of diggin' and recording at the studio Ruck N' Wiz proudly present "A Journey Through The Samples Part 3" more than 200 Original Samples in a continuous Mix, crossing all the genres from Soul to Jazz over to RnB & Funk and even Rock & Latin.

The Download contains; The Audio File, Full Tracklist & Cover Art.

Artwork by WES21
www.schwarzmaler.ch/_wes21.html

Part 1 & 2 available on @ruck-n-wiz

Free DL & Tracklist

Ruck N' Wiz - A Journey Through The Samples Part 3

Police State

#CopBlock (THE ANTHEM)

Cops Kill People

Z RO - MIKE DEAN PRODUCED TRACK MADE WHILE WATCHING TODAYS EVENTS UNFOLD ON THE NEWS. 

No Justice No Peace

Work

Original cut with some delicious guest stars:

Ice Cube
Dr. Dre
Pharoahe Monch
Queen
Belinda Carlisle
Michael Jackson
Whitney Houston
Busta Rhymes
Wu Tang Clan

First Kill

Get this track on iTunes - http://smarturl.it/santi.mmmb

Master of My Make-Believe out in the US May 1st // UK 23rd April
UK Fans! Pre-order on iTunes - http://smarturl.it/santi.mmmb
US Fans! Pre-order coming soon...

Santigold - Disparate Youth [The 2 Bears Remix]

Sgt. Tagowski Single

Sgt. Tagowski

2013 - Watch the "No Justice, No Peace!" official music video at youtube.com/watch?v=vyxyLwKfuOU

No Justice, No Peace!

Reverse Hypnosis track 12 - Alais Clay 2011

New World Police State

Solid Steel (5th July) It's Ross Allen in the 25th Anniversary slot this week taking over most of the show and it's very much a personal selection. Having listened to Solid Steel since it's pirate roots, the well respected DJ picks out tracks played by Coldcut over the years that have 'shaped his musical mind' and be sure to read the full run down in his own words below.
You can catch him playing alongside Jon More from Coldcut tonight Friday 5th in South London details here;
https://www.facebook.com/events/394171807367319/

Join his mailing list at ross.allen@me.com for more about future events and his radio show on Mi-Soul

Follow Solid Steel on Facebook and Twitter 
www.facebook.com/pages/Solid-Steel/175027509192663 
twitter.com/DK_SolidSteel

PART 1 + 2	-	Ross Allen		https://twitter.com/rossallenmusic  https://www.facebook.com/ross.allen.12?ref=ts&fref=ts
				
Oumou Sangare	_	Mousoulou	_	World Circuit 12"
Nusrat Ali Fat Khan	_	Mustt Mustt (Massive Attack Duck Pond Remix) 	_	Real World 12"
Masters At Work 	_	Blood Vibes	_	Cutting 12"
Sexy TKO 	_	Tribe Of Love	_	Major Force 12"
Mickey & The Soul Generation	_	Iron Leg	_	Maxwell 7"
Myra Barnes	_	Message To The Soul Sisters	_	King 7"
MC 900 ft Jesus	_	All The Way To Heaven (Instrumental) 	_	Nettwerk 12"
Fela Kuti 	_	No Agreement	_	No Agreement
Lola	_	Wax The Van (Jon's Dub)	_	Jump Street 12"
Aphex	_	Ageopolis	_	R&S LP
Joe Church	_	I can't wait too long	_	Sleeping Bag 12"
Balil	_	Norte Route	_	Warp LP
Unique 3	_	Digicality	_	Ten LP
Model 500	_	Off To Battle	_	Metroplex 12"
Satin Storm	_	Can't Take No More Of That	_	White label EP
Ragga Twins	_	18" Speaker 	_	Shut Up & Dance LP
Twinkle Brothers	_	Magnetic Enforcer 	_	Twinkle LP
Martin Campbell	_	Wicked Rule	_	Ragadelic 12"


Ross Allen in his own words about Solid Steel;

"Is it really 25 years of Solid Steel ? Jeez, I know I  getting old ! I remember ‘bunking off’ from my first proper job, at the Midland Bank in the City, on a Friday afternoon, not having had a lunch so I could get home to check and tape the impeccable selections (and mixes) of Matt Black and Jonathan More.
 
Whilst at school I had listened to their separate shows on Fridays/Saturdays on,the then totally essential (for any aspiring London trendy), Kiss 94FM.

 I loved their presentation -downbeat, articulate and heavy on the sarcasm,  and their selections. their take on the nascent London Soul Underground, was as fresh and open minded as the original Hip Hop blueprint. And they dug… Deeper and broader than the rest. You could hear anything that was good on there. New, old and more often than not essential !
 
This mix is an homage to the selections (not the mixing !) that shaped my young musical mind. They, and others, warped it in the best way. It’s a burden I have long carried: i am officially (I wont bore you with the details) too eclectic for my own good and it was these two, and that show, that made me this way.
 
I never understand why anyone would want it any other wayThere is too much good music from across the genres to focus on one and, when put together properly, they sound best when woven into a whole new tapestry. This is what Coldcut did and subsequently PC, DK and Strictly Kev continued to do right up to the present day. It’s a good man who knows when not enter the fray,  and with regards to the master mix I am that man. I know my place… For the record this is a blend coz’ I can’t test !
 
This collection is small selection of the music that I recall hearing on the radio, in or out of the mix, on their show/s. It reflects the open mindedness of two of British Hip Hop’s greatest pioneers.

 For it is a Hip Hop that roots this selection. always looking for the perfect beat whether that be Little Sonny, The Vibrettes, MC 900ft Jesus or Salt N Pepa or looking for the future sounds of Unique 3, Aphex Twin and early Model 500 or scanning the planet for sounds with soul and a groove; from Pakistan’s Nusrat Ali Fat Khan to Mali’s then, cassette only, sensation Oumou Sangare. 

They captured the mood of a very creative time in electronic/black music. A time when the music went from being the underground black alternative sounds of electro funk to the over ground successes that are modern Hip Hop. electronic music too was rapidly evolving then in all its many strands. It is Interesting to note Back then they were often the same thing. The music was the DNA that iginited the revolution and in the middle of it blending all these deep and different strands together were Coldcut and Solid Steel.

The inclusion of Otis Clays modern soul anthem from the late 80’s ‘The Only Way Is Up’ is, apart from it being a genius track in it’s own right, an example of how they could take a cult track, add some acid house, a pop sensibility and take an obscure southern soul gem to the top of the charts around the world. Back when DJ’s first started to take their club based aesthetic into the studio (in this country particularly) Coldcut were leading the charge. Applying all their musical knowledge to the precise and laborious task of making their own ‘Lesson’ (Double Dee & Steinski’s tryptic of cut n paste genius from the mid 80’s).It was when They first came to my attention. when Pete Tong played ‘Say Kids What Time Is it ?’ on his Invicta Radio Sunday night show (actually pretty genius at the time). It blew me, and everyone else who heard it, away. They had the best and broadest beats and unleashed them with Ninja like precision to a London Underground saturated (though nothing compared to now) with import 12’s, long deleted funk obscurities and a small trickle of UK DJ based white labels. Back then this music we are swamped in was hard to trace but elements popped up all over the place. Especially on their show. 

 
They championed the DIY punk ethos of early club music whether it be from the US, the UK, Jamaica or Japan. It was the sound of  drums, bass, samples and delays… Coldcuts on Solid Steel.

As i said earlier I used to love their presentation skills. Always understated and heavy on the irony. it was very reminiscent of John Peels selection/presentation style except blacker.  I had never heard of Fela Kuti, The Twinkle Brothers, Arthur Russell or Oumou Sangare until  here. 

I had heard of an early Boogie Down Productions but was amazed to find out on Jon’s show that Scott La Rock had been shot dead in the Bronx. Jon announcing the terrible news with the rather curt ending of “well if you will sit on your album cover brandishing an Uzi may be you should expect something like that to happen !’’
 
It’s a fair point… I think Solid Steel - ‘the broadest beats in London’ was literally all about the beats, lyrics were great when they were good but were so often a let down when compared to the presenters intellectial and political stance and the quality of many of those early leftfield, beat tastic productions. Who needs lyrics when you have beats as good as Masters At Works ‘Blood Vibes’ or ‘All The Way To Heaven’ by MC 900ft Jesus. You can basically see the birth of Trip Hop here and the birth of their now seminal label Ninja Tune.
 
The reggae influence was always strong and their open minds where the only link I had to early hardcore and Jungle sounds reflected here with Satin Storm’s Babylon sampling “Can’t Take No More” and The Ragga Twins proto Jungle gem “18’’ Speaker”. The original JA sound was always represented whether through all time classics like Bunny Wailers’ ‘Rise & Shine’, The Twinkle Brothers genius in dub ‘Magnetic Enforcer’ or the UK based roots prophet Martin Campbell who’s ‘Wicked Rule’ they helped release.
 
This selection hopes to swiftly glide you through some seminal moments in musical history that were first brought to my attention by a radio show that is now 25 years old but still carrying the same aesthetic as it always has had ‘the broadest beats’ on Solid Steel…"


Solid Steel Radio Show 5/7/2013 Part 1 + 2 - Ross Allen

Recording, Mixing & Mastering Engineer for Clients Worldwide

Click each song to see what I'd done as engineer and producer

Hard-Fi - Move Over (Winning Mix)

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