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A collection of epic tracks injected with some extra orchestral dopamine for the goosebump experience

Drama & Bass Remixes

Dwamn by Tech N9ne

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/file/qnbo8aoxutxhq8n/Immortal%20Technique%20-%20Revoluci%F3n.rar

See http://www.myspace.com/immortaltechnique

1. Intro (Keepin' it Raw)
2. Point of No Return	
3. Bin Laden (Intro)	
4. Bin Laden (feat. Mos Def)	
5. The War vs Us All by Mumia Abu Jamal	
6. 4th Branch	
7. The Poverty of Philosophy
8. Golpe de Estado (feat. Temperamento Veneno)
9. Frontlines (feat. Diabolic)	
10. Watch Out
11. Industrial Revolution (Intro)
12. Industrial Revolution
13. The Message & the Money	
14. Leaving the Past
15. Harlem Streets	
16. Sierra Mestra (Interlude)
17. The Cause of Death (Live at Underground Railroad)
18. Dance With the Devil
19. Fight Until the End (feat. Sabac Red and Roosevelt Phillips)
20. Copland
21. Obnoxious
22. Peruvian Cocaine
23. Street Hustle
24. Démocratie Fasciste (Article 4) (feat. Rockin' Squat)	
25. Outro (feat. Diabolic)

Critics frequently trash hip hop because commercialism dominates the genre. But, as Bakari Kitwana notes in his new book Why White Kids Love Hip Hop, the music serves a higher purpose as a “voice for the voiceless” and a bridge across America’s racial divide. Artists like New York-based rapper Immortal Technique provide that voice, heightening awareness within a community desperate for change.

For both jaded hip hop heads and political activists, Immortal Technique’s music is refreshing. At a sold-out venue, teenagers fall silent as Immortal Technique—also known as Tech—kills the beat and reminds them: “Blacks and Latinos get the worst education/ while devils run America like Birth of a Nation/ affirmative action and reversed discrimination/ that shit is a pathetic excuse for reparations.”

Tech’s activism and authenticity derives from hard life experience. He was born in Peru 27 years ago and his family left when he was 4, fleeing an escalating civil war. They landed in Harlem and, while not delving into his childhood, he admits it was rough. “I tried to go to [college] but I ended up going to prison,” he says.

His epiphany occurred as he rode the corrections bus upstate. “Prison is not the rite of passage that makes you a man. All that hustlin’, robbin’, stealin’, that didn’t make me a real nigga at all,” he says. “When I came home from that and I put money in my mother’s pocket to help support my family, that made me a real nigga.”

During his time behind bars, Tech devoured books about history, religion and civil rights. He wrote often in jail and when he got out, he took that material and eventually produced two albums, Revolutionary Vol:I and  Vol:II. Ambitious titles, but the man has big goals, and with his multi-faceted appeal and a new album, The Middle Passage, he is poised for battle. Vol:II sold 45,000 copies on Immortal Technique’s own label, Viper Records. Moving that many units is an impressive feat in today’s music industry, in which five companies control 90 percent of the music distribution. He and a few other rappers, including M-1 of Dead Prez, organized a hip hop union last fall called G.A.ME. (Grassroots Artist MovEment), whose members receive free healthcare in New York and Philadelphia. “You make more of a political statement by owning a record label than anything you could possibly say on a record,” Tech says.

Despite his progressive political message, sensitive ears will be offended when Tech raps graphically about abortions or what he would do to the mothers and girlfriends of his enemies. But getting caught up in the language misses the point. Tech’s gritty irreverence is precisely what lends him credibility among wary, young hip hop fans. As one aspiring emcee at the Batey told Tech, “I don’t usually like underground hip hop or Latino rappers, but your shit is raw, I love it.”

Immortal Technique - Revolución

"This shit is called Astonishing for a reason.  Enjoy. PA2 coming soon."
-Marco Polo

It’s been six years since Marco Polo took the hip-hop world by storm with his Rawkus/Soulspazm Records debut LP, Port Authority. This album not only established the Toronto, Canada native as one of the top emerging producers in his field, but also transformed Marco into a very sought-after collaborator as well. He has since gone on to release the collaborative project with Torae, Double Barrel, in 2009 and has also worked with acclaimed artists such as; Masta Ace, Special Teamz, Heltah Skeltah, Buckshot, KRS-One, Talib Kweli, Pharoahe Monch, Sean Price, Copywrite, Vinnie Paz and Large Professor.

After generating tremendous momentum this summer with his free LP, Newport Authority 2, Marco Polo returns to offer up the highly anticipated sequel, PA2: The Director’s Cut, which is the culmination of thousands of hours of creative energy, manpower, crate-digging, knob-twisting, Newport-smoking and coffee-bingeing, to create an impeccable infrastructure of music that will resonate with hip-hop fans across the world.

Fans have already heard glimpses of what MP has in store for PA2: The Director’s Cut, as his heartfelt dedication to Gang Starr’s Guru (“G.U.R.U.” featuring Talib Kweli & DJ Premier) not only went viral in a day, but also clearly resonated with the late MC’s friends and family as they offered up their support for the track. The LP’s most recent leak, “3-O-Clock” did what hip-hop fans have been impatiently waiting on for over fifteen years; reuniting Organized Konfusion (Pharoahe Monch and Prince Po) on the same track. Official music videos for these tracks will be released in the weeks leading up to the album. The “G.U.R.U.” video is a nostalgic tribute to the legendary lyricist, directed by Todd Angkasuwan, while “3-O-Clock”, directed by The Doppelgangaz, effectively captures the grimy and gritty New York vibe on this MP x OK collabo.

PA2: The Director’s Cut is not a “compilation” project. Rather, much like projects from the producers (Jay Dee, Pete Rock, DJ Premier, etc), that have influenced Marco, it’s a seamlessly blended piece of art featuring a who’s-who of the industry’s top MCs; each track crafted and specialized to fit each MC’s strengths. This is evident throughout PA2. On “West Coast Love” Marco displays his versatility, cooking up some premo G-Funk for West Coast legends MC Eiht and King Tee to spread their Cali love on. Further, “Astonishing” featuring Large Professor, Inspectah Deck, O.C. and Tragedy is like riding shotgun to “The Tunnel” in Doc Brown’s DeLoreon, and the shimmering “Strange Brew” with Gangrene (Alchemist & Oh No) pushes the BPMs to maximum levels. The LP’s apt closing track, “Glory” (Finish Hard) featuring Masta Ace, A.G. and Posdnuos (of De La Soul) offers up a hilarious commentary from Ace on Marco’s tedious “work ethic” and ends with commentary from everyone’s favorite beer-drinking Canucks Bob and Doug McKenzie (of Strange Brew fame) who revisit their “Strange Brew” days.

For nearly 10 years, Marco’s mission has remained the same: to keep the masses moving and their heads bobbing, and PA2: The Director’s Cut is a shining testament to that. “I put together an album that I felt picked up where Port Authority left off but updated it for 2013. I'm proud to finally let this album out into the world. It's a long-ass album and I don't give a flying #!@*. At the end of the day I'm excited with the finished product; which took me five-plus years to create. DJ connoisseurs can also expect some of finest-quality cutting courtesy of DJ Revolution, DJ Premier, Shylow, DJ Linx & DJ Romes. Moving forward, I'm seriously looking forward to touring this record and smacking them MP pads live for all those inviting me to do so. Catch me traveling the world again soon backing my big bro Masta Ace, as well as rocking some solo production sets for the hip-hop heads.” Marco states.

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Marco Polo "Astonishing" f. Large Professor, Inspectah Deck, O.C., Tragedy Khadafi & DJ Revolution

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Meek Mill - Im a Boss Feat. Rick Ross

J Dilla's track "The Anthem" feat. Frank & Dank gets an essential remix by the prolific Cookin' Soul, an Okayplayer exclusive for Throwback Thursday.

Artwork by Alexander Grahovsky ( http://alexandergrahovsky.com )

more from Cookin' Soul:

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J Dilla f. Frank & Dank - "The Anthem" (Cookin Soul Remix)

Tech N9ne - He's a Mental Giant

Trey Songz - Na Na [Official Video]

The third single off The Audible Doctor's "Can't Keep The People Waiting" EP. The track is produced by The Audible Doctor and features Guilty Simpson rapping alongside Doc.

Purchase the track here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/leave-me-alone-feat.-guilty/id912378830?i=912378842

Cop This Joint

Leave Me Alone Feat. Guilty Simpson

No Mercy (Deluxe)

T.I. - I'm Back

Tech N9ne - Einstein

River - Leon Bridges Original

A Night At The Opera

Love Of My Life (Remastered 2011)

Meek Mill - "House Party" feat. Young Chris

Download: https://mosemusica.bandcamp.com/track/danit-naturaleza-mose-edit

Support the artist: 
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https://soundcloud.com/danit-treubig

Mastering: @haunted_water

Danit - Naturaleza (Mose Edit)

Stripped back cover of Biggie we did today

Juicy (The Notorious BIG)

Mood - Secrets Of The Sand (Jay Dee Remix)

DOWNLOAD THE ENTIRE SET HERE:
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Hard Liquor Freestyle (Tech N9NE [Prod. Dr. Dre & Travis Barker])

A darker harder Hip Hop Production for the Man With the Iron Fists Soundtrack

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Built For This ft Method Man and RZA - (Riffioso Refix) - Man With the Iron Fists Soundtrack

An orchestral-ish remake of "Smack my Bitch up" by the Prodigy. It's a bit more cinematic and moody. I love'd the original and hearing that it's the 15th anniversary of "Fat of the Land" (a classic) i just had to do this.

Check out the 3D video to this song here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hb6Eoo00L8U

The Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up (15th Anniversary Orchestral Riffioso Refix)

14 Ya Slippin'**

Tech N9ne - Worldwide Choppers w  The Real Lyrics (Updated)

A remix i put together for the competition to support the release of Alex Clare's new Single "Hummingbird"

Alex Clare - Hummingbird (Riffioso's Skank and Cry Remix) - Competition Shortlisted

You Must Learn - KRS-One (LB Revist)

This is my entry for John Newman's "Try" remix competition. I loved the original song so i had to jump on it to see what i could create. Rather than create a winning House, Dubstep, Drum & Bass etc remix, this was more of an opportunity to reimagine the piece as an alternate version. So i dug deep into the song and pulled out all the emotion i could with no rules in how i would compose this piece.

Try - John Newman // Riffioso OMG,WTF,STFU,DPMO Remix

My version of the dark immersive song by Folly Rae called "Free Your Mind". Imagine this fitting right into any scene out of Batman

Folly Rae - Free your Mind - Riffioso's Noir Remix

Written by Ayla Schafer

Remix arranged and produced by Mose 
http://mosemusic.com 

Artwork by Adrián Callejas
https://www.instagram.com/eltripador/

Vuela con el Viento (Mose Remix)

Ayla Schafer - Vuela Con El Viento (Mose Remix)

Somewhere between the homogenised sound of the mainstream and the endless chaos of experimental music is a British producer called Riffioso.

Making music for fun, he only works with artists that excite him. Refusing to send premade beats through email, he composes tracks from the ground up alongside the artists in the studio, and he won’t finish until they are happy. Riffioso only chooses to work with a few artists at a time so he can concentrate all his creative ideas. His secret to remaining fresh is to start each session as a blank canvas and treat each artist as the source of inspiration.

Notable artists he has worked with include Ed Sheeran, Katy Bs and Chase & Status