Awesome!!   HipHop Muzik with The Herbaliser!!


see you at the Sans Reserve in May ! dope mix herbz

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Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0teRYpdnVg 

This is a FREE download  from Switchstance Recordings compilation "Fantastic Freeriding 4 - NOW (cat.-no. SRDR 021) that was released on the 8th of november 2013. It features Martin Perna, founder and member of the mighty ANTIBALAS from Brooklyn/US, on flute. It´s a heavy breakbeat hommage to the positivity and strength of Robert Nesta Marley aka Bob Marley aka Tuff Gong.

Tuff Gong feat. Martin Perna

Kid Loco drops a mix of scorching french funk to celebrate the release of Kid Loco presents French Funk Experience - from Amazon for only £5.99: http://amzn.to/gNJ4Uc 

'French Funk Experience' features 22 Gallic flavoured “killer-horns-funky-bass-drums-driven-grooves” from the “Library Music & Strange Grooves” section of Kid Loco’s personal record collection. Features many tracks previously unavailable on CD from celebrated French labels such as Telemusic & Music De Wolfe. 

Kid Loco presents "Breakin' with the French Funk Experience"

damian deadbeat stanley bootleg of funky for you sliced up and mixed up with the beastie boys - slammin

The Deadbeats Vs The Beastie Boys

18 months on from the release of their critically acclaimed 7th album, ‘There Were Seven’, UK Hip-Hop/Funk/Soul pioneers The Herbaliser return with ‘There Were Seven - Remixes’. Released on the band’s own Department H label the album features 15 newly recorded and remixed versions, plus a further 8 bonus instrumental cuts, from the likes of 2econd Class Citizen, Wah Wah 45’s Colman Brothers and Drum’n’Bass/Electronica pioneer T Power.

The band’s first album after a break of four years, ‘There Were Seven’ was hailed as ‘a buoyant return’ (Clash), resembling ’something Grandmaster Flash would produce for a modern day audience’ (The Music Fix) where ‘repeated listens of this finely realised album are therefore an enjoyable must’ (BBC Music) and saw them featured everywhere from The Guardian to DJ Mag.

Having launched themselves back into the public eye, Jake and Ollie quickly discovered how social media had completely changed the way bands and fans interacted in recent years. Rather than retreating to the tour bus straight after the show to jump on the Playstation they started to take time to hang around and meet and chat with fans and other artists they’d connected with on Twitter.

From this they got to know a whole new generation of producers, and reconnect with some old friends, with the result this album, 15 new mixes from established producers to fast rising stars such as French producer Gigabeatz Bonson, Liverpool’s Jenome and Paraguayan trio Lopez through to UK Hip-Hop legend No Sleep Nigel and sensational live act the Renegade Brass Band.

From dusty fingered soul to sparse electronica, bass heavy bangers to brass heavy stompers, ‘There Were Seven - Remixes’, takes one of the best leftfield albums of recent years and reimagines it in a myriad different ways, a testament to both the original material’s strength and the skill and imagination of the remixers involved.

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Facebook: www.facebook.com/theherbaliserofficial
Twitter: @theherbaliser

The Herbaliser - Take 'em On (T Power Remix ft. Zoe Theodorou)

A taster from old times.. me and Zach (Z Trip) are working on some brand new gear for 2015... HOLD TIGHT!

Jon Kennedy - "Smith vs Smith" (Z-Trip London remix)(2008)

Premiere  + interview via Passion Of The Weiss - http://www.passionweiss.com/2014/11/05/question-in-the-form-of-an-answer-an-interview-with-blockhead/

This is a mash up of about 12 different versions of the song "Sunny". I did it cause I got mildly obsessed with the song a few years ago and sought out as many covers of it as I could find. I knew I couldn't make it an official song (cause the song is so famous) so I started doing the mash up live in shows.  I've been doing a variation of this in my live set for a few years now and it always goes over really well. Figured I'd do a version of it for people to check outside of my shows. 


Sunny (Blockhead Mash and Bash)

asagaya is a mystical artist from somewhere in this world. he'll release his debut on jakarta soon, entirely produced by guts. on "washy p" he's assisted by one of our favorite mcs jay prince. 

check him out here:
https://soundcloud.com/asa6aya

free dll:
jakartarecords-label.bandcamp.com/album/v-…-jakarta

After the widely successful release of „Summer in Jakarta“, Jakarta Records figured it’s time to gather some artist we like, work and/or are friends with again for the second installment of the loose series. „Winter In Jakarta“ features all unreleased material by artists such as Stwo, IAMNOBODI, Mura Masa, Oddisee, Guts, L’Orange, Suff Daddy and many more. The album will be available as a free DLL on the 9th of February. Keep your eyes open for the free cassette tape edition available from selected retailers.

Asagaya Feat. Jay Prince - Washy P (Prod. GUTS)

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THE HERBALISER - HERBAL TONIC (Best Of) - Out June 14th (UK/ROW) June 29th (NA) on Ninja Tune
<a href="http://www.herbaliser.com">www.herbaliser.com</a>

Welcome please, the Herbaliser. One of the key acts if not the key act of the middle ten years of Ninja Tune’s two decade journey, from 1995’s debut Remedies until their last album for Ninja, 2005’s Take London, Jake Wherry and Ollie Teeba used their time with Ninja Tune to effortlessly combine their love of hip hop, funk, jazz and sixties film soundtracks into a widescreen, musical approach to the beat that was as raw as it was intelligent.

From the old skool referencing “Gadget Funk,” through the spy theme atmospherics of “The Missing Suitcase,” the cartoon psychedelia of the previously unreleased “March of the Dead Things,” and the epic reach of both “Stranded On Earth” (from 2008’s Same as It Never Was on !K7) and the beautiful “A Song For Mary,” Herbal Tonic shows the musical mastery that a pair of hip hop heads from South West London developed.

Their choice of musical collaborators also shows their love for and understanding of the craft of rapping. From Jean Grae (formerly What What), who worked with them across five of their albums – and who they plucked from relative obscurity in the mid-nineties New York underground – to the likes of MF Doom and Roots Manuva (long before either was a cool name to drop), all of the Herbaliser’s choices show a love for a characterful, distinctive voice as well as rock solid technique (a modus operandi which also served them well when choosing the remarkable Seaming To to vocal the title track to 2002’s “Something Wicked This Way Comes”).

The third string to the Herbaliser bow is, of course, their live show. Not content with being great DJs, and once again long before the trend for dance acts going ‘live,’ Wherry and Teeba put together a crack group of musicians (many with a strong background in jazz and soul) to bring their recordings into full-on technicolor, three dimensional life. The results were so stunning tha the band have recorded two live albums, represented here by excellent versions of “Mr Chombee Has The Flaw” and “Ginger Jumps The Fence.”

The package is rounded out by a remarkable DJ Food remix, “Mrs Chombee Takes The Plunge,” lovingly pieced together by PC, sometime schoolmate of Wherry. It rounds out the picture this compilation draws of the Herbaliser because there is also a “family” element to their world view, a gang of unruly musical miscreants who started out dreaming of New York and ended up helping to build a New London.

The Herbaliser play as part of Ether Festival @ Southbank on April 16th with Stereo MCs vs The Bays + Tom Middleton

Tracklist
1 Gadget Funk
2 Nah’ Mean Nah’m Sayin’ (ft. Jean Grae)
3 The Missing Suitcase
4 The Blend (ft. What What aka Jean Grae)
5 Starlight (ft. Roots Manuva) 05:08
6 A Song For Mary
7 Mr Chombee Has The Flaw (from Session 2)
8 Something Wicked (ft. Seaming To)
9 Mrs Chombee Takes The Plunge (PC Remix)
10 The Sensual Woman
11 It Ain’t Nuttin’ (ft. MF Doom)
12 Tea & Beer (ft. Jean Grae)
13 Ginger Jumps The Fence (from session 1)
14 March of the Dead Things (previously unreleased) 04:04
15 Stranded On Earth 04:50

Herbal Tonic (Best Of)

Mr Chombee Has The Flaw

The Herbaliser - 'Herbal Tonic' Album Mini-mix (mixed by DK)

Minimix of Kid Koala's album '12 bit Blues' by Solid Steel's DK

'12 bit Blues' is out now on 2LP, CD and digital, with the first run of physical releases coming with a build your own, cardboard turntable kit (http://youtu.be/iH1GGBvI_Yk)

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Download on iTunes: http://glnk.it/1li

Listen to the entire album now at Spin - http://bit.ly/Prkufc

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Kid Koala - '12 bit Blues' Minimix by DK

Remix of <a href="http://soundcloud.com/hugo-kant/thou-shalt-not-kill">Thou shalt not kill (scratch by Zé Mateo - Chinese Man)</a> by <a href="http://soundcloud.com/radio-citizen">Radio Citizen</a>

From <a href="http://hugokant.com/anotherpointofmix1/">Another Point Of Mix I</a> released on January 7 2013 by <a href="http://bellring.org/">Bellring</a>.

Thou Shalt Not Kill (Radio Citizen Remix)

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The Herbaliser - 'Herbal Tonic' Album Mini-mix (mixed by DK)

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