Flight >>> Shouts

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1y4gciv2r32kki8/Whiplash%20Final.wav?dl=1

peitschenschnur (neu gemixt von pelix arez)

Q Project - Champion Sound (Phillip D Kick Footwork Edit)

Krome & Time - The License (Phillip D Kick Footwork Edit)

Omni Trio - Renegade Snares (Phillip D Kick Footwork Edit)

Leviticus - Burial (Phillip D Kick Footwork Edit)

TL:

Oceantied (@oceantiedmusic) - Tribes [Oceantied]
Taso (@Taso) & Gant Man (@djgant-man) - Don't Get Mad [TekLife (@teklife57)]
Sam Binga (@Sam_Binga) - BFT [Astrophonica Dub (@astrophonica)]
Fracture (@fracture-official) - Cold & Rain [Astrophonica Dub]
Sam Binga (ft Warrior Queen) - Wasted Days (Sully Remix) [SBSLS Dub]
Fixate (@fixate_uk) - Rumours [Dub]
Om Unit (@omunit) & Sam Binga - 2000 Dogz [BUNIT Dub]
Moresounds (@moresounds) & J:Kenzo (@jkenzo) - Real Tree Riddim [Cosmic Bridge (@cosmic-bridge)]
J:Kenzo - Intalek (Resound (@resoundsound) Remix) [Artikal Dub (@artikal-music-uk)]
Sam Binga & Danny Scrilla (@danny-scrilla) - Frolic In Brine [Cosmic Bridge Dub]
Skitty (@skittyfoundationx) - Rocka [UVB-76 Dub (@uvb76music)]
Breakage (@breakage) - Elmhurst [Dub]
Om Unit & Sam Binga - Up & Under [BUNIT Dub]


DL mirror: https://dnbshare.com/download/Sam_Binga_-_Mix_for_Rockwell_s_BBC_1_Recidency_22.12.2016.mp3.html

Sam Binga - Mix for Rockwell´s Residency (December 2016)

get this beast here:

Immediate D/L with pre-order astrophonica.co.uk/album/gradients
Gradients 2x12" LP // 24th March 2017 // Astrophonica

[cut from Skeptical ft SP MC @ Radio Radar London (22nd January 2017)]
https://soundcloud.com/exitrecords/vivek-radarradio-aptitude-special-w-skeptical-spmc-dego-ranking

dBridge - dB vs 45 King [forthcoming Astrophonica] (taken from Skeptical ft SP:MC at Radar Radio)

freebie from Danny Scrilla from a few years back. Love it :)

buy the great Obeah VIP here:
https://dannyscrilla.bandcamp.com/album/from-the-vault-vol-1

check:
www.soundcloud.com/danny-scrilla
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www.dannyscrilla.bandcamp.com/music
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Danny Scrilla - Obeah [Free]

Footwork Jungle Vol.2

LTJ Bukem - Atlantis (Phillip D Kick Footwork Edit)

metremixopolis

Albert Breer on chances of NFL games in Germany

Sam Ficken

I´m Sorry

Bucky Brooks on Casey Hayward Tweet - Jim Rome

Moritz Böhringer sprich mit den Jungs vom Bengals Booth Podcast.
Den kompletten Podcast kann man hier hören:
https://danhoard.podbean.com/e/bengals-booth-podcast-safety-dance/

Moritz Böhringer Fun Facts (Bengals Booth Podcast, August 2018)

Another edition of "Keeping up with Bo" from the Around The NFL Pod.
Listen to the full episode here:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-around-the-league-podcast/id680904259?at=11l7iA&ct=pod

Keeping Up With Bo

Den kompletten MMQB Podcast mit Albert Breer, Jenny Vrentas & Connor Orr könnt Ihr Euch hier anhören:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-mmqb-nfl-podcast/id916244917#

Albert Breer zu NFL-Spielen In Deutschland (10. April 2019)

Bill Belichick Conference Call (9/23/2019) - Question by Mike Reiss

Transcript taken from the New England Patriots Website:

Q: Was Jakob Johnson on your radar before you were assigned him from the International Pathways Program, or was his promotion a reflection of the program giving a player that wouldn't have been on your radar a chance to earn that promotion?

BB: Yeah, 100-percent Mike [Reiss]. It's a great question, and I want to try to answer it the right way. First of all, no, he was not on our radar. I don't think we would have ever signed him. And when the players were kind of listed, there were a group of players that fell into this category, and we looked at that group. It was kind of like, "Is there anybody here you want?" And so, based on some research and follow-up at Tennessee, really Butch [Jones] recommended him to me and we didn't really know much about the other guys. I can't say that we were excited to have him, but based on what Butch said, you know, felt like he was a good player to work with, would work hard, would really try to get better, was a good teammate and all of those things that he had showed at Tennessee. And I would say he definitely started out as the 91st person on the roster and had a long, long, long way to go. Back in the spring, I don't think anybody ever envisioned him being on the roster at that point, or even being on the practice squad, to tell you the truth. But he continued to get better, and certainly his physicality and his toughness showed up in the preseason games and in the preseason practices against Detroit and Tennessee. And so he steadily worked his way into, call it a back-up fullback role and was activated for the game yesterday. So he's, I wouldn't say it was quite a Steve Neal rise, but somewhere in that neighborhood. What he's done has been remarkable. And in a relatively short period of time, but he works extremely hard. He's one of the first players here every morning, he studies his note cards. You see him sitting in the dining room just studying note cards, just going over his plays. He puts literally every ounce of energy he has into this job and our team, and he's totally earned everybody's respect. And for that, you know, he's a young player, he's got a long way to go, there's a lot of room for improvement, but he works very hard at it.

Bill Belichick talks about the development of FB Jakob Johnson

transcript via www.patriots.com

Q: Jakob Johnson had a great block on Matt Milano to free up Sony Michel in the fourth quarter. How did that play show his development as a run blocker?

BB: I think that's a really good point you make there. There's a point in time that he definitely wouldn't have made that block and made that adjustment to it. But through experience and coaching and practice repetition and so forth, he's gotten a lot better at a lot of those things, not only the fit on the block, the technique and contact and all that. James Develin's really worked hard with him. They've spent a lot of time on the sled, and so much of blocking is body position and balance, and being able to deliver a blow on the move and still be able to maintain your balance to sustain it after contact. So those are very important fundamentals, especially at that position. He's worked hard to improve them.

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