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Wu - Tang Clan - Penny Loafers

Wu Banga - GZA

Dirty & Stinkin - Method Man ft Ol' Dirty Bastard

A love project in memory of James Dewitt Yancey, better known under the name Jaydee or J-Dilla. An idea of Do The Right Print, Food for ya Soul & Feelin’ Music, bringing different beatmakers from around the world to perpetuate J-Dilla’s art, in order to give to the audience a new vision of his creations…

MORE INFO: dothedilla.tumblr.com

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James Dewitt Yancey, better known under the name Jaydee or J-Dilla left us on february 10th 2006 at the age of 33. This american producer and composer has worked with a lot of artists such as Busta Rhymes, Common, Slum Village, A Tribe called Quest or Madlib. Through his creation, he in- fluenced many artists and musicians across the world which is not limited to the hip hop scene. Recognize by his peers for the imprint he has left in the musical landscape, this avant-garde is today considered like being simply a genius, a virtuoso, a precursor.
For the 6th year anniversary of his death, the Food for ya Soul collective (soundcloud.com/foodforyasoul), the silkscreen print Do the Right Print studio (dotherightprint.ch) & the label Feelin Music (feelinmusic.ch) came together around a common project in memory of J-Dilla. The Do The Dilla concept is born.
The idea is to bring together different artists to work and perpetuate J-Dilla’s art in order to give the audience a new visions of Dilla’s creations. A selection of beatmakers from across the world, as well as FFYS, DTRP & Feelin Music members worked for free to create a record containing Jaydee’s classics remixed.
The album is in line (and will be given away to the audience) with a live event called «Do The Dilla» which will take place on february 11th 2012 at Le Romandie in Lausanne with guests like Brussels own DJ Lefto from the famous jazz label Blue Note, Fatoosan from the Supafly collective along with Chief, founder of Feelin’ Music and of course the Helvetico- Belgian group Food for ya Soul in full force with Ngoc Lan, DJ Chikano, Mr Comb & Boo. Like last year, the event will be hosted by Parisian Gyver Hypman.

01 Mr.Dibiase - Slum Village - The Look Of Love Pt. 1 (remix)

Call Me - Slum Village) Another RatBastard remix by Dj SwoOp)

"Butterfly Effect"

Artwork: Phillip T. Annand

Performed By: Clockwork Indigo (Erick The Architect, Zombie Juice, Issa Gold, AK, Meechy Darko) & Espa

Produced By: The Architect

Keys: Jodd Knight

Mixed By: Leon Kelly, The Architect / Joe La Porta 

Recorded At the North Pole with love

Butterfly Effect

Performed By: Clockwork Indigo (Erick The Architect, Zombie Juice, Issa Gold, AK, Meechy Darko)
Produced By: The Architect
Mixed By: Leon Kelly, The Architect / Joe La Porta
Recorded At the North Pole With Love
Artwork: Phillip T. Annand
www.clockwork-indigo.com

System

Mr. Wonderful in stores March 24th.
Pre-Order it here: http://smarturl.it/MrWonderful
"Terry" produced by The Alchemist

Terry

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[Midnight Riot vol.9] The Jam [low quality]

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Gershon Jackson - Take It Easy (Sonny Fodera & Mat.Joe Remix)PREVIEW Out Now

Genesis

Coming Back (feat. Mac Miller)

Yeti

Archangels Thunderbird

Best of Mf

Take 'Em to War (feat. B-1 & Kool G Rap)

Baby Bust It (feat. Kurious, Kadi & DJ Lord Sear)

If it wasn't for DJ Screw this track wouldn't exist...

NxWorries - Droogs | CHOPP3D & SCR3W3D

The Turn Up

Don't Smoke Rock

Dusk 2 Dusk (feat. Big K.R.I.T., Dom Kennedy & theMIND)

Low Key Source continue their collaborative releases with the new pairing of two internationally renowned artists Children Of Zeus x Black Milk ‘Won’t End Well’. 

With the successful collaboration EP release between Raiza Biza x Remi ‘Black Hole Sun’ produced by Black Milk receiving airplay from Triple J, Double J and a string of nationwide community stations including FBi Radio, PBS, 2 RRR and more, plus a subsequent AUS & NZ tour, Low Key Source are excited to present two tastemaker artists from two cities Detroit (US) and Manchester (UK) known for birthing ground-breaking influential artists and sounds. 
  
Highly acclaimed Manchester soul and broken beat duo Children Of Zeus garnished musical sensibilities world-wide with the release of their stand out debut album ‘Travel Light’ released in July 2018 through First Word Records. 
  
Tastemakers from all corners of the globe have applauded ‘Travel Light’ and their earlier release EP ‘The Story So Far…” for Konny Kon and Tyler Daley’s quality production oozing boom bap Neo Soul sensibilities, vocal arrangements and harmonies distinctly COZ, whilst keeping their eclectic electronic influences in measured doses producing a sound uniquely their own. 

Detroit producer and rapper Black Milk has pushed through as one of the world’s top producers for his hard hitting beats with a strong sampling component labeling him as a virtuoso producer in demand. With a production catalogue under his belt consisting of Slum Village, Danny Brown, Jack White, Guilty Simpson and the late Sean Price, Black Milk travels the world with his band Nat Turner turning his production into a dynamic full band experience. 
  
Their collaboration single ‘Won’t End Well’ depicts a neighbourhood entranced by drugs and how good kids seduced by this way of life learn how to become a part of the cycle despite the advice of their parents knowing it won’t end well. Black Milk’s hard kick and crisp snare mimic the darkness surrounding this type of environment in a predatory and cunning manor. The bell’s melodic top line heard throughout the track adds to the predatory feeling. Konny and Tyler’s delivery is rough yet exacting, delivering contained aggression and desperation experienced in a low socio-economic neighbourhood hypnotized by drugs on every street corner. 
  
Despite the heaviness of a reality known to some, Children Of Zeus and Black Milk continue to touch on subject matters relevant to their audience, grounded in everyday life circumstances. It’s safe to say, there will be more news regarding these artists in the not too distant future.

The Turn Up

MED