House Shoes - The King James Version (Chapter 1.)

In celebration of James "J Dilla" Yancey's 40th birthday, 
House Shoes presents the first half of the follow up to his 
critically acclaimed "The King James Version" mix, paying 
tribute to one of, if not the best producer in hip-hop's history
by strolling through some more of the records that were mined 
by Dilla for his productions. From jazz, to soul, to moog and 
electronica and more, this mix serves as a reminder to show how 
broad the range of music that inspired him was. Taken from all original vinyl. No youtube rips. No mp3s. None of that bulllshit.

Enjoy.

-Shoes

www.djhouseshoes.com

THE KING JAMES VERSION VOL. 2: The New Testament

Poorstacy - Personal (prod. RonnyJ)

Produced by SoulCineMatik.
Additional Production by Shadowkat Nightson & Warren ‘Three V’ Harris.
Recorded, Mixed & Mastered by Shadowkat Nightson & Warren ‘Three V’ Harris at Harris Hitz Studio, Indianapolis, IN.
Hosted by B-Swift.
Mix Edits & Additional Media by Kenny Kixx.

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Released by: Nightsons, LLC
Release Date: May 14, 2015
ISRC: US-KTU-15-90011

The Problem (feat. Chuck Mason)

CALL A THERAPIST

Need All That

Turn This shyt upp (feat. lil izzy99)

On Thanksgiving 1989, Kmart employee and audio enthusiast Mark Davis wandered behind the customer service desk to check out the store’s sound system, which looped muzak and top 40 plus ads and announcements under the banner of “KMRT, The Kmart Radio Network.” When he found last month’s tape hadn’t been thrown out yet, he pocketed it and made a habit of doing this, collecting 56 tapes from 1989-1992.

In September 2015, Davis uploaded the tapes to archive.org with the humble intention of preserving them. But within a few weeks he became an internet celebrity among obscure media fans and supplemented the collection with reel-to-reel tapes from the 70s and 80s thanks to Tom Schwarzrock, who acquired them serendipitously along with a deck he purchased. The tapes are like a consumerist time capsule, a vaporwave trove of eerily familiar corporate ephemera extracted from its original context and purpose.

Similarly, Attention Kmart Choppers is composed of pieces from this collection chopped up, resculpted, and mosaicked together by Juicy The Emissary, forming a new, distinctly contemporary sound while inheriting a haunting nostalgia that provokes memories burrowed deep in the subconscious.

"He took the basics of chopping and looping samples and turned it into something way more musical, plus the way all of the tracks connect to one another is pretty genius"

-Black Milk

Available now on LP and cassette from Street Corner Music.
Orer at fatbeats.com