Another new track off the upcoming J Dilla collection "Dillatronic", a series of unreleased electronic-influenced instrumentals from the iconic producer. Order now at http://dillatronic.com. Presented by Ma Dukes and Vintage Vibez Music Group.

J Dilla - Dillatronic #34

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Feels Like Its Getting Real by DaPaJa ft Kristopher David Coulton

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30 Tracks

Track #5

Track #13

some acousticy bowiesque song i wrote 7years ago.. cant sing to save my life but heh ;p

Splinters Leave Holes

An EP born of a relatively paralleled enjoyment of words, flow and beats. And self-deprecation.

Betamax Training Program EP

Bentekemix

Afrobeat1 [demo]

To celebrate Mexican Summer’s ten year anniversary, we paired two of the fantastic record label’s most fascinating artists: Ariel Pink and Cate Le Bon.

Backstage at A Decade Deeper: Mexican Summer’s 10 Year Anniversary party at Brooklyn’s Pioneer Works arts space, Cate and Ariel—fans of each other’s work who'd never met irl—sat down for a talk before their sets. The two really hit it off, and their wide-ranging conversation takes in a lot: the deep flaws they see in the way music press works; Ariel not always working well with others; and the difficult genesis of Cate’s upcoming LP. Ariel also talks about his favorite site on the internet, and Cate divulges the, um, very weird act she was asked to perform for a shoot. Check it out.

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—Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Podcast host and producer

Today’s episode was co-produced by Mark Yoshizumi.

Big thanks to Justin Frye and Pioneer Works for hosting this taping.

The Talkhouse Podcast’s theme song was composed and performed by The Range.

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Ariel Pink with Cate Le Bon

'Songs For Friends Living in These Times' is a record I made between September 2018- March 2019. It is for all my friends.

All songs written by J.Chapman (2018-2019) Except 'My Arms Are Now' Written by J. Chapman and K.Day (2018) and 'Intro' Written by J.Chapman, D. Newton, S. Nash and M. Whatley. 'Intro' Contains an except of Timothy Leary's- Turn on, tune in, drop out.

Personnel 

J. Chapman- Vocals, Guitars, Bass (tracks 5, 9, 11, 12, 13), Keyboards, Drums, Drum machines, Programming, Percussion

J.Chesters- Bass (Tracks 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10)

D. Newton- Guitar (Track 1) Synthesisers (Track 7)

M. Whatley- Bass (Track 1) 

S. Nash- Guitar (Track 1)

K. Day- Backing Vocals (Track 13)

Thank you

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