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Phonte Lecture RBMA 2006

In the episode we have none other than Ma Dukes, mother of the late great J. Dilla. She's joined by Brooklyn's own Talib Kweli. We learn about J. Dilla and his posthumous legacy, his impact on hip hop culture, The J. Dilla Foundation and more. 

We also find out about Talib's new album, why Jean Grae doesn't fuxs with him right now and why he doesn't like doing interviews anymore. #DillaLives

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Talib Kweli & Ma Dukes J. Dilla Episode

Yes you read that right, Pharoahe Monch the esteemed lyricist and founding member of Organized Konfusion joins us in the spaceship to discuss his FanBro credentials, as well as his new album PTSD, and many more topics on yet another classic episode. Listen as we delve into the Donald Sterling fiasco, what television show was directly responsible for inspiring Pharoahe Monch's latest album, and how anyone can suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and what it means for this generation to be suffering under Social Media Disorder. Also we find out what led to the making of the PTSD steampunk album cover so make sure you go out and cop Pharoahe Monch it now now, one of my favorite albums of the year and your inner FanBro will definitely geek out when you give it a listen.

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FBS No. 48 - The Pharoahe Monch Episode

90 minutes wasn't enough time. On the eve of releasing his tenth album 'Nobody's Smiling', Common revisits his days growing up in Chicago, being inspired by Michael Jordan, house music, Chicago mayor Harold Washington, Rev. Jeremiah Wright and how this album addresses the current plight of black on black crime in the windy city. Also, what it means to reunite with No I.D., being haunted by the ghost of Emmett Til and the very real and deep mystical powers of the phenomena known as "Badu Box". So much wasn't covered, 90 minutes wasn't enough, but you won't hear this type of Common interview anywhere else on the planet.

The Common Episode

King Remembered In Time makes his second Combat Jack Show appearance. On the eve of his 2nd Def Jam album 'Cadillactica', which drops November 11, 2014, K.R.I.T. talks about his growth as an artist, surviving his debut album "tanking", touring with Macklemore, separating his professional and private life, being called out on Kendrick Lamar's "Control" and why he's about to shake up the game as he claims the south as his kingdom. This time around, I'm doubling down on this Mississippi native.

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The Big K.R.I.T. Episode

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NTS #002: 20 August 2016 (w/ Errol)

Download: https://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/labelle-after-the-end

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Post-Maloya EP

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Natureboy Flako's entry into the Bleep Mix series, is an all vinyl mix that sees us driven head-on into alien landscapes of swirling jazz symphonies and crystal machine fusion. Creating a future-past world where analogue and acoustic are seemingly one and the same thing.

Check his new album here, and for those quick off the mark, we have an exclusive 100 copy run pressed on translucent coloured vinyl...
https://link.bleep.com/Natureboy-Flako-Theme-For-A-Dream

>>Tracklist<<
Reinhard Lakomy & Rainer Oleak - Raumzeit
Claude Larson - Spectrum Analysis
Tyndall - Regen Fällt
Pyrolator - Im Zoo
Patrick Moraz - Beyond Binary
Claude Larson - Busty Town
Piero Umiliani - Soft Key
Es Herrscht Uhu Im Land - Burroughs' Haiku / Wertkauf / Ländliches
Tim Blake - Metro / Logic
Lucifer (Mort Garson) - Solomon's Ring
Jeff Newmann - Star Dive (b)
Syngery - Trellis
Jan Hammer - Light / Sun (Edit)
Natureboy Flako - Black Dance @natureboytunes

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Bleep Mix #33 - Natureboy Flako

Dan Shake in the guestmix for Global Roots

Dan Shake Guestmix: Global Roots

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XOA ‘Way West’ (FEP028)
Release Date: 14th June 2019
Label: Five Easy Pieces
Format: Vinyl // Digital

XOA, led by London based producer and musician Nick Tyson, is set to release debut album ‘Way West’ on 14th June via Five Easy Pieces.

XOA means to look outwards; to draw inspiration from many sources. ‘Way West’ is alive with this: steeped in the rich analogue sonics of the past, the warmth of machines and influence from the sounds of London’s fervent music scene. Featuring a blend of contemporary electronic production and live instrumentation, 70s Afrobeat inspired drums and cosmic melodies are thrust into the present day with strong cues from house and techno.

Three vocalists contribute across the album, with Tyson choosing to work with singers he has a personal admiration and friendship with. Hollie Cook, known to many for her ethereal pop tinged reggae, delivers a sumptuous contribution on ‘Heartland’, adding a beautiful emotional dimension to the horn led track. Lulu Jones’ vocals are treated more as a sample for the garage tinged ‘Call On Me’ and Ruby Wood, of Submotion Orchestra, has worked with Tyson over a number of projects and their shared love of 90s soul comes to the fore on the laid back grooves and sun kissed ‘Only One Thing’.

“When collaborating, especially with vocalists on melodic and lyrical ideas, it’s important to have that personal connection and respect for each other’s craft. That’s why I never ask vocalists to prepare anything in advance for the tracks, I like to get in the room and just see what happens in the moment, to trust each other’s ideas, and for it to be a natural, organic and spontaneous process”.

Collaboration has always been at the heart of the project for Tyson. He plays the bulk of the instruments on the album but invites Marijus Aleksa on drums to provide live energy, extra synth work from Parisian Kenzo Zurzolo, and a notable Rhodes solo from Johnny Tomlinson (a member of Bonobo’s live band) on ‘Osu’.

After well received releases on Soundway Records, Cin Cin (with Wayward) and Banana Hill (with Contours); ‘Way West’ shows another step up for Tyson as a writer and producer.

“It feels like this project is coming alive for me, the music I envisaged in my mind a few years ago is being realised, and I’m proud of how it sounds”.

‘Way West’ is set to be released on 14th June 2019 via London based label Five Easy Pieces (Mo Kolours, Reginald Omas Mamode IV, Natureboy Flako, Royalty, Call Super) on vinyl LP and digital formats.

Tracklist:
01. VS20
02. Heartland Feat. Hollie Cook
03. Way West
04. Damascene
05. Call On Me Feat. Lulu James
06. Les Musiciens
07. Only One Thing Feat. Ruby Wood
08. Osu
09. Dance Of The Mantas
10. Out + Out

XOA — Call On Me (ft Lulu James)

Finest Ego | Monthly Mix #011 – 2012: Dday One “Feel My Drums”

mix for Finest Ego (Berlin based collective dedicated to FUTURE BASS MUSIC)  (http://finestego.com)


Dday One:
“Thanks to the listeners and supporters….I hope you feel the drums!
Please support the artists featured in the mix and SHARE!

Make sure to check out more beats and stay up to date by signing up at Ddayone.com (http://ymlp.com/xgehmwuygmguj) hope to see you soon.

Peace**”
Dday One

P.S: Mood Algorithms out now via the Content (L)abel! (http://shop.thecontentlabel.com/album/mood-algorithms)

Tracklist:

01. *Intro words from – “Zakir Hussain on drums”*
02. Dday One – Between Poles (from Wavelengths EP) [Content (L)abel]
03. Dday One – Constant Information (from **Mood Algorithms**) [Content (L)abel]
04. Dj Racy Aj – Kinetics
05. Dday One – Terminal 86
06. Vicious Circle & Jubei – Cloak and Dagger
07. Dday One – Seeds Of Revolution (Long Arm Remix) [Content (L)abel]
08. DJ Mitsu the Beats – Wait So Long (LAJPNLA VOL.1)
09. Jurassic 5 – Rubber Tires
10. People Under The Stairs – The Time Bandit
11. Omid – Gol Azeez (LAJPN VOL 2.)
12. Dj Shadow – Lets Get It
13. 40Winks – Malicious Choir [Project: Mooncircle]
14. John Tejada – The Change Of a Season
15. Instra_Mental – Love Arp
16. Eric Sermon – Battle
17. Enduser – Indecision
18. The Q4 – Look Again (Dday One Remix) [Project: Mooncircle]
19. Son Of A Bricklayer – Oscillations [Content (L)abel]
20. Dday One – Mixing Paint (David Vangel Remix) [Content (L)abel]
21. Dday One – All Is Bliss (from **Mood Algorithms**) [Content (L)abel]
22. Beats Of San Francisco – Introspection Section

Dday One “Feel My Drums” - Finest Ego | Monthly Mix #011

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Tracklist:
- Roy Ayers - Liquid Love (feat. Sylvia Cox)
- Rapsody feat. D'Angelo, GZA - Ibtihaj
- Moonchild - Money
- Greybox - Empire Ants (Greybox Edit)
- Koralie - Gettin' Mine
- Godfather Don - Status
- Skyzoo & Pete Rock - It's All Good 
- Elzhi - Where It All Begins
- Tismé - DisperTisme  
- Persian Empire - She Got Confused
- L'Orange & Jeremiah Jae - Dead Battery
- Snoh Aalegra - Situationship
- Joe Armon Jones - Yellow Dandelion Ft. Georgia Anne Muldrow
- Taylor McFerrin - Memory Digital (feat. Anna Wise)
- FENYAN - Hustlin' Joint
- Mwenso & the Shakes - No Regrets
- Omar - Be Thankful (feat. Erykah Badu)
- Donnie Moustaki & Neptune Daddy - Cosmic J
- Fleet dreams - EKG (Club Mix)
- Black Milk - Blame
- JAYHEB - DJAVAN demo
- The Salsoul Orchestra - Ooh I Love It (Love Break) (Moplen Remix)
- Teotima - But I Can't (K15 Remix)
- Black Moses - Brilliant Nigga Channel Tres
- Shigeto - MCW
- Melodiesinfonie - Enjoy Your Life
- Djeff - Different (feat. Kholi) [Honeycomb Vocal Mix]
- Nickodemus - Will You Still Be Here? (Sammy Bananas Remix) (feat. THE REAL LIVE SHOW & Pimps of Joytime)
- Waajeed - Too Black
- D'Angelo - Left & Right (Ishfaq Rework)
- Nubyan Twist - Tell It to Me Slowly feat. Nick Richards
- Conducta - Vitamin C
- Mayflo - Double Couche
- Goldie - Truth feat. Jose James (Mo Serious Edit)
-Taylor McFerrin - As You Are (feat. Elena Pinderhughes)

Santo & Mabish #57

Edition number three with guest-dj @tuincybright from Cologne (Selectricity & Umami Party) filled with a hour of of afro-funk & afro-house sounds. First 30min by Cmone, second 30min by Eugene.

Danse Tropicale Vol. 03 w/ Cmone & Eugene Rockwell

Slow motion music for a world set on hold.

Coronambient // Gun School 11.4.20

Went into the crates to pull a few selections from the great jazz label Muse. Tried to stay away from some of the sample-favorites (no Walt Barr or Catalyst this time around). Instead, it's a journey into the a variety of styles and flavors, some creative and beautiful music made by a wide range of musicians in the 70s and early 80s. There's definitely another stack of records I wasn't able to include this round, so maybe a part two will be in the works for the future.

Tracklist: Dom Um Romao, Pat Martino, Cedar Walton, Joe Chambers, Mark Murphy, Deodato and Joao Donato, Eric Kloss

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Pullin from the Stacks - Episode 143 (Muse Records Selections)

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Phonte Lecture RBMA 2006

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