Name: Myron & E - Dangerous Part 1 by Stones Throw Records in In rotation
Duration: 3 min 15 s
Description: Myron & E and The Soul Investigators, from the import LP, Going in Circles http://stonesthrow.com/news/2014/02/myron-e-timmion-lp

so good, perfect for my "coffee sippin" radio! thanks

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Myron & E and The Soul Investigators, from the import LP, Going in Circles http://stonesthrow.com/news/2014/02/myron-e-timmion-lp

Myron & E - Dangerous Part 1

Brownswood electr*c 4
Various Artists
[Brownswood Recordings]
Release Date: 19/05/2014


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Gilles Peterson’s Brownswood imprint dips back into the electronic melting pot to compile its fourth “electr*c” compilation in as many years. The fruits of intensive exploration of the cracks and crevices within today’s wonderfully fractured bass music movement, Brownswood electr*c 4 features exclusive music from a new crop of up and comers. Some like Frenchman Nikitch and Belgian wunderkind LTGL are fresh out of the blocks, whilst the likes of Deft, Adam Elemental, Glenn Astro, D Tiberio and B Lewis have cultivated relative online infamy in recent times, each carving out their own unique path and singular artistry.

As usual we run the full gamut of styles, skipping from searing hypercolour hip-hop/bass hybrids; through ever so slightly wonky deep house; furious footworkin’ D&B that recalls vintage Metalheadz cuts circa ’96 (but somehow sounds steadfastly futuristic); awesomely drunken R&B; wrecking ball 808-driven bangerz; and introspective emo bumps… It’s a cluttered, chaotic, hyperactive kaleidoscopic trip – no doubt – but we wouldn’t have it any other way.

Founded by Alex “Patchwork” Stevenson (Patchwork Pirates / Earnest Endeavours) in 2010, the aim of this series was very simply to replicate the ethos of Peterson’s much loved Brownswood Bubblers series and provide a platform for new, up and coming artists starting to make waves in the worldwide underground. It’s an approach that has characterised Gilles’s approach to DJing, broadcasting and music from the very beginning of his career and it lies at the very heart of his accidental slogan: “Searching for the perfect beat”.

The inaugural Brownswood electr*c in June 2010 provided a compelling snapshot of the dance music underground’s greyer areas, rounding up then newcomers (now major players) Shlohmo, Rockwell, 16bit, George Fitzgerald, Mosca and Mount Kimbie. Subsequent volumes burrowed deeper into the warren-like electronic landscape uncovering hidden treasures from Ta-ku, Koreless, Synkro & Indigo (these days known as Akkord), Stray (one third of Ivy Lab) and highlighted underground anthems by the likes of Dub Phizix and Krampfhaft, in addition to a whole raft of exceptionally talented newcomers.

Brownswood electr*c 4

01. Louis Futon - Shoulda Known (GANZ Remix)
02. Nikitch - Radiated Light
03. Monk' - “L”
04. Glenn Astro - We Killed Our Probation Worker
05. Deft - Breakdown
06. Adam Elemental - Green Eyes feat. Ravdeep Singh
07. NorvisJr - do kNo that…
08. LTGL - Hat To The Back (Brownswood Edit)
09. Feral - Rollercoaster
10. B Lewis - Four Days Alone
11. D Tiberio - All That's Torn feat. Natasha Agrama
12. Brrd - Youth Group

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Radiated Light (OUT NOW on Brownswood)

Rappcats Exclusive: BBNG remixed Freddie Gibbs & Madlib’s “Shame” with the approval of the MC and Producer. MP3 is included as bonus with Badbadnotgood's album III at Rappcats.
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BBNG's III out now on Innovative Leisure.

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Sat 10 - Deaf Institute - Manchester 
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Fri 16 - Prinzenbar - Hamburg 
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Fri 23 - Pavilion - Cork 
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Freddie Gibbs & Madlib - Shame - Badbadnotgood Remix

No acapella for this one, so used the pipes for the additional vocals.

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Howdy Folks, I was a little late to the party with the Jay Dee Contest. But, I seen alot of the homies flip it up so, I decided to give it a try. Hope you all enjoy!!

Whenever It Comes To You94BPM - "Jay Dee Electric Piano Funk"

Headnodic flips the a cappella of "Uprising(Do it)" from Destani Wolf's new EP Peek Away, featuring the one and only Raashan Ahmad. "Most people live by their fears, they’re so afraid of what might happen – future of the unknown. Afraid to fail, or even of success. These lyrics are addressing that fear; to live in that present moment, take a risk on you because ultimately, if you don’t live to your fullest potential, you’ll never know. Fearing the future when the future is not real? Only the present is real. A reminder to myself too. I wanna see people live to their full potential. " -Destani Wolf
Artwork done by Lexx Valdez, Manuki www.portfolio.manuki.net/ & BraveWolf Productions

Uprising (Do It!):

If you want it now, it's right there waiting for you.
Go on make yourself proud, you came to do what you do.
You can live comfortably and keep things the same.
Go take a risk on you, your potential's too great yeah

I want to feel the fire
But fear is safe, keeps me from getting higher
The unknown carries all the weight but who's to say what tomorrow brings
If you want it, you got it
Cause you need it, so ride it
Life is too short, to deny it
know you deserve to live your life
Do it!

A boy is told right now "you can't no how no way"
He carries it everyday that's why he settled for that job it's safe
But when he's grey and old reviewing his life
Would he think could my dreams have taken flight? Would I have a happier life?

I want to feel the fire
But fear is safe, keeps me from getting higher
The unknown carries all the weight but who's to say what tomorrow brings
If you want it, you got it
Cause you need it, so ride it
Life is too short, to deny it
know you deserve to live your life

Forget your downward swing
This is your uprising
Let's move our energy
This is your uprising Do it!
© 2014 BraveWolf Productions


Uprising(Headnodic's Organize And Uprise Refix) Feat. Raashan Ahmad

Blend of African and Brazilian Funk along side with soothing sounds of the East coast afro-beat

tracklist:

Bananeira - Emilio Santiago 
Estsuhg libag Lasiti - The Daktaris 
Psycles - Karl Hector & the Malcouns 
Modern Technology - The Daktaris 
Folowed Path - Karl Hector & the Malcouns 
Yabis - Sir Shina Peters & His International Stars 
Okpo Videa Bassouo - Pedro, Gnonnas et ses Dadjes 
Supermarket - Pete Dunaway 
Easy - Hustlers of Culture 
Sinal Vermelho - Marilene

Nigeria 70 and Black Rio Vol.2 funk Radio-O-O-O

Hurt so bad - Nancy Holloway

The power of Afrobeat, sizzling funk, righteous hip hop, rootsy grooves and 20 of the hottest musicians from Melbourne's booming music scene, all come together on the sublime debut by The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra.

Hot on the heels of their impeccable vinyl-only release Two Sides of the Truth/Do Anything Go Anywhere, The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra have made an album to command the attention of world music fans, hip hop aficionados, jazz cats, funk and soul freaks and indie hipsters alike.

There are strong echoes of the Afrobeat movement from the 1960s-70s, as well as the influences of the African diaspora in Australia over the past decade, yet this is boundary free, totally modern music that sounds as fresh in the clubs as on the streets of Melbourne where it was born.

Do Anything Go Anywhere delivers seven irresistibly loose-limbed, exotic jams which resonate with ferocious grooves, positive messages, conscious hip hop and gutsy soul. Lyrical odes to the power of resistance and the spirit of the African and Australian people hit home with smoking hot sing song vocals, heavy duty horns, gritty guitar grooves, jazzy solos, all snaking out on top of the infectious polyrhythms of the percussion section.

In 2009, the core members of The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra travelled to Africa to immerse themselves in the roots of Afrobeat and record the basis of Do Anything Go Anywhere. They jammed with family members of Fela Kuti at Lagos, Nigeria's Afrika Shrine nightclub (the home of Fela Kuti's Afrobeat revolution in the 1970s), collaborated with local Nigerian hip hop stars Modenine and Terry Tha Rapman, and journeyed to South Africa to record with rising hip hop star Tumi. 

Back in Australia, the ever-rotating roster of the Orchestra poured into the studio to lay down the grooves and unique voices of Do Anything Go Anywhere. The Orchestra lineup includes African expats, local hip hop and funk merchants and the cream of the Melbourne jazz scene. The explosive result is Do Anything Go Anywhere, one of the most electrifying, inspiring and unique records you'll hear all year.


The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra - Boom Boom

Buy the album via iTunes: http://geni.us/ChrisReadAllNight
London based DJ and producer Chris Read has been a fixture here at BBE now for over five years, a period during which he has put his hand to no fewer than four BBE compilations, including his spectacular round-up of the label’s finest moments, BBE 15: Real Music For Real People and the critically acclaimed Latin Concrete (‘album of the week’ in UK broadsheet The Independent).
During that period Chris has applied his touch to numerous BBE mixtapes and remixes, collaborating with BBE artists DJ Spinna and YesKing among many others. 
The gloriously eclectic ‘All Night’ rounds up the best of his BBE remixes, placing them alongside productions and remixes for a stellar catalogue of guest vocalists and labels.
Two Grammy award winners feature, Bilal and Algebra Blessett, Bilal having previously collaborated with heavyweights J-Dilla, Dr. Dre and Rob-ert Glasper, while Atlanta-native Blessett has impressed as one of the most innovative performers in R&B. Also on hand are DC hip-hop man of the moment  Oddisee, Tokyo Dawn-signing Pugs Atomz, Wah Wah 45s’  Bev Lee Harling, Mozambiquan hip-hop renaissance men Simba & Milton Gulli, long time collaborator and Tru-Thoughts vocalist Lizzy Parks and the mighty horns of the Renegade Brass Band.
Of the 14 tracks featured, nine are exclusive to this compilation or previ-ously unreleased. Notably, this album is the first to showcase material from Maylight, a BBC New Music Award winning seven-piece fusing soul, jazz and electronics, Chris having produced the band’s debut LP Al-mighty (due for release on BBE later in 2015). 
Other high points include a taster of material from Chris’s forthcoming full length collab with Chicago born Pugs Atomz and brand new instrumental material including ‘Stop Playing (With My Soul)’, a track constructed entirely from samples mined from the catalogue of library-music giant Boosey & Hawkes.


Chris Read & Pugs Atomz (feat. Isis Rose & Awdazcate) - Black Nite

“I Just Can’t Take More,” a song deeply inspired by country music narratives, was conceived one December morning in 2024. As I penned the lyrics, I envisioned a duet with a formidable female vocalist. Regrettably, my search for such a talented singer proved futile.
This song is part of a collection of songs I made between 2024 and this year. I intended to release them as part of an album, but my current circumstances prevent me from giving them the love, mixing, and fine-tuning they deserve. Instead, I’m releasing them as they are. If you like this song and others I’m releasing, please let me know. It helps me know I need to continue my current path and identify my target audience.

I wrote and produced these songs with the hope of finding a vocalist, but I couldn’t find anyone. Please focus on how the lyrics and beat of the song(s) make you feel. If you think my voice isn’t bad, reach out.

I Just Can't Take More

Mister Modo & Ugly Mac Beer - M.I.C. Flag Feat MF Grimm & Monsta Island Czars

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With the full length, Return To The 37th Chamber dropping April 14th, El Michels Affair releases another flawless two sider to hold us over.

Preorder "Enter The 37th Chamber" in all formats here:
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Side A’s cover of Tearz is as much an homage to the Wendy Rene sample as it is to the Wu-Tang Clan track.

The song starts as a glazed over cover of "After Laughter" with Shannon Wise of The Shacks singing Wendy Rene's timeless mantra. Halfway through, the mood dramatically shifts and the drums and organ that drive the original RZA sample, take over. A dubbed out Lee Fields taps in like only he can, and the song spirals into outer space.

Side B finds EMA dipping into the deeper side of the Wu catalog with Raekwon’s Verbal Intercourse. Mixing the grimy, gritty production aesthetic of the original with elements of dubbed out reggae, El Michels Affair once again pushes the definition of a “cover” and truly makes it a tune of their own.

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El Michels Affair - Verbal Intercourse - BC008-45 - Side B

from the new album "The Boy Who Spoke To The Wind"

Written by: Lando Chill 
Produced by: Lando Chill & The Lasso 
Bass by: Chris Pierce 

Mixed by: Drew Vandenberg in Athens, GA
Mastered by Hans-Phillip Graf in Germany 

Executive Produced by Michael Tolle, Lance Washington, Andy Catlin
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The Boy Who Spoke To The Wind

Black Boy Run

Lando Chill - Black Boy Run

Tumi and the Volume - Reality Check

'Tangle' EP, released August 19th.


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