The Sound of Turntablism

Imagine

On The Dub - Ble

instrumental emotions penned by Herr Sneaky for his partner (now wife) Rina after many years of continued long distance travelling. Taken from the 2000 LP "The Main Event" and subsequently featured on several "chill out" comps. 

engineering and co-production by James Ford.

You Fly Me

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We Don't Know You (Prod. by DJ Skizz)

The 30th Song

Skin Therapy

The Garden

Built From Scratch

It's Goin' Down (Clean) [feat. Mike Shinoda & Mr. Hahn]

Prime

Ghostwriter (Remix)

The Mountain Will Fall

Nobody Speak (feat. Run The Jewels)

The Original Jam Sessions 1969

Hikky-Burr (Instrumental)

2 bit Blues x 6 bit Blues

2 bit Blues

Very Mercenary

The Sensual Woman

My Vinyl Weighs a Ton

Run The Line (feat. Rasco)

Dj Qbert-Cosmic Assassins

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"Breakfast Club" by DJ Z-Trip

Curated by: Brendan Boland

Spotify: http://bit.ly/BreakfastClubZTrip

Genre: #hiphop

Producers have a unique ability to connect us to memories that often remain dormant. It’s unreal how specific sounds or samples can transport you into a place or time in your life. Artists like Perc bring you to the warehouse with industrial sounds echoing across his atmospheric techno tracks. Washed Out always transports me to the beach on a sunny afternoon, the lush layers of sound he produce lap against my ears like the waves in Half Moon Bay. And on "Breakfast Club", Z-trip, a disciple of the Boom Bap, evokes the feeling of a stoop in the Burroughs on a brisk Saturday morning. 

The crisp hits of the hi-hats from the sample of Al Green's "I’m Glad You’re Mine" and Fresh Gordon’s "Gordie’s Groove" set the stage for this ode to youth. The beat is dynamic, creating a sense of excitement and familiarity perfectly accompanying the narrative stylings of his partnered MC.  
 
Murs remains one of my favorite personalities in hip hop. Taking a similar comedic lyrical style, his narratives lead you along a bromance of nostalgia, friendship, and childhood. Any child of the 80s and early 90s can find themselves reminiscing about early morning replays of classic cartoons on cartoon network - personally I was awkwardly addicted to Johnny Quest and his questionable relationship with Haji. Seamlessly name-dropping every animated star, the track speaks to a time where fun and play were our only prerogative. Sit back. Listen. And go watch your favorite toons.

The Sound of Turntablism

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