HIT + RUN CREW

Jon1st presents a preview mix of the new EP from Tehbis, Luckdaw, on LabelGroovement

Tracks featured: Deww, Bristol Way and Saturday Cartoons (Tehbis x Kidkanevil)

Press release: 
http://www.groovement.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Tehbis-Luckdaw-EP-Press-Release.pdf

Released 16OCT13 on labelgroovement - digital only
http://labelgroovement.bandcamp.com
Tehbis:  https://soundcloud.com/tehbis
Jon1st: https://soundcloud.com/jon1st
http://groovement.co.uk

Tehbis - Luckdaw EP (Jon1st preview mix)

Jampire (4817 Crew) rapping to "Meat Guilt" by The Gaslamp Killer. 

This song is part of the Banned Cheeses mixtape; FREE DOWNLOAD of the entire blended mix here: http://madtrucker.bandcamp.com/album/banned-cheeses

The Gaslamp Killer X Jampire - Who Was It

"GOLDWAVE" CRIMEKILLZ x DEZZERT GUERRILLA

WHATEVER FOREVER

Pre-Order the album 'White Women' now and get Come Alive, Over Your Shoulder, Sexy Socialite, and the new single Jealous (I Ain't With It) Instantly: http://smarturl.it/WhiteWomen

Sexy Socialite

Sexy Socialite (Salva Remix)

Remix of https://soundcloud.com/purplepurplepurple - "The Club"

From the "Salvation Remix EP" coming December 11th on 
https://soundcloud.com/wedidit-collective

Buy the "Salvation EP" here: itunes.apple.com/us/album/salvation/id731743402

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Shlohmo/215424843565
www.twitter.com/shlohmo

https://soundcloud.com/wedidit-collective

Purple - The Club (Shlohmo Remix)

Black Moth Super Rainbow - Forever Heavy (Live Sirius XMU Sessions)

One of the best series of records in 2013 was here in Los Angeles: HIT+RUN, the silkscreen crew who is a part of the musical fabric of the L.A. beat scene released seven small-run 7-inch vinyl singles to celebrate their 7th anniversary. Each single was filled with exclusive songs by 'mystery producers,' pressed on colored vinyl and housed in a screen printed jacket.  
 
And now, the 29 tracks have been compiled onto this very special double LP by Hit+Run called 777. Each of the records is pressed on one-of-a-kind two-color vinyl (red/blue, bone/gold). The LP cover art features a collage of all 14 screen printed "777" singles featuring self-portraits of each producer. 800 copies are being made.

The track list is below. Photography by B+, Jason Barbegelott, Jesse Elias, Nassirah Nelson and Marcoso Oliva; design by Brandy Flower. 

This is not Hit+Run's first involvement with vinyl. See: Madlib Medicine Show LP series, Dublab's Secondhand Sureshots, Dub Club's dub vinyl. 
  
SIDE A (19:39)
Mono/Poly “Triad”
Shash’u “Boogie Buster”
Crimekillz “Cocaine Problem”
Jeremiah Jae (Ft. Isreal) “New Day”
Zeroh “Legacy”
Kutmah (Ft. Holy Smoke) “Black Myth”

SIDE B (19:36)
Gonjasufi “Fish Bite / The Synagogue”
J.Rocc “Andreti’s Theme”
Zackey Force Funk “Force Funk Sound”
Jeremiah Jae (Ft. Franklin Tabasco) “Rawmoney Shit”
Dibia$E “Plasma”
Ras G “Daal... Garlic Naan”
Kutmah “Sacred No More”

SIDE C (19:30)
The Gaslamp Killer “He’s Watching You”
Dibia$E “Hotboxin”
Crimekillz “Your City Here”
Computer Jay “The Renaissance Rising”
Ras G “Beta Isreal”
Dibia$E “Good Deeds”
Knx “Urluhv”
Knx “Drt”
Kutmah “Changin’”

SIDE D (16:58)
Ras G “Dealing Wit Urflings”
Shash’u “Summer Time”
Computer Jay “The Death Wish Harmony”
Crimekillz “Wolves”
Zackey Force Funk (Ft. Reggie Blount) “Pump”
Knx “Kerfew”
Knx “Dntkry”

PURCHASE THE VINYL HERE: http://www.stonesthrow.com/store/album/hitnrun/777

J.Rocc "Andreti's Theme"  [Taken from "777" (HNR36)]

FREE DOWNLOAD of non-album track "Latest Contact" by CONTACT FIELD ORCHESTRA. The debut CFO album "VOL. 1" featuring 17-tracks is out now via HIT+RUN at www.shop.thehitandrun.com, Bandcamp and iTunes Worldwide.

"Sounds like Tom Waits and Augustus Pablo smoking opium on the bayou." - Kutmah

"In 2008 I came across a box of 7” tapes at an estate sale in Altadena. The woman there said that they had belonged to her father and were “field recordings” of a turn-of-the century orchestra. It took me maybe another year to actually load them up and transfer them to the computer. When I did, what I found was an incredible documentation of indigenous folkloric music that was meticulously recorded and then later transfered to 2-track tape sometime in the 1960’s. The tapes were labeled “Contact Field Orchestra”-- a collection of field recordings that seem to date from sometime around the turn of the 20th century (possibly a little earlier).
After transferring the tapes and cleaning them up as best I could, I discovered that due to the frequency range, they must have been recorded largely with hand-made piezo transducers of some sort. Some of the tapes were partially destroyed, so I found that I had to re-play or play over the songs as best I could to fill-in and augment the original ideas. I tried to stay as true to the original recordings as much as possible. I’ll admit I took some liberties with the EQ (perhaps too much...) and where applicable added a small amount of delay and reverb to accent the track. (Okay, and maybe a few electric guitars...sue me.)
The result, I think, is an amazing collection of esoteric folk recordings of a mysterious band of San Gabriel miners turned musicians. Apparently having given-up after the gold boom, these folks stayed in what would later become Upper Mallard Canyon in Altadena -- living in the old Dawn’s Mine shaft, and crafting their own instruments from discarded mining equipment and whatever small guitars and banjos they had brought with them.
The sound this orchestra created is like something out of a Jim Jarmusch film, and reminds me of an old Library of Congress or Folkways recording. The music itself is full of opposites -- hypnotizing and odd; meditative and jarring. It’s strangely familiar, but also distantly unrecognizable. Some songs are more minimalist in their approach, building up a rhythm with mbiras and percussion, while others seem to have much more harmony and tonal structure and almost Blues/Country feel. Either way, they had me hooked from the first bar, and I find myself returning to it again and again, irregardless of my heavy-handed noodling...   I’m really happy to have discovered this, and I hope you are too.   
All the best,  
Damon Aaron

www.contactfieldorchestra.com

CONTACT FIELD ORCHESTRA "Latest Contact" (Non-Album Track) FREE DOWNLOAD

The FADER #89 Podcast

since all the tapes are out to the people, i wanted you all to have this track that was previously only available via the Perfect Strangers cassette as a bonus.  thank all of u for supporting me in 2013! many new things in the works for 2014.

youare(sequel)-[cassette bonus] - free download

Tapehiss

The Gaslamp Killer - Mary Anne Hobbs BBC Radio Mix

DEMONCHILD"-GONJASUFI

MU.ZZ.LE
http://bleep.com/index.php?page=release_details&releaseid=33055

MU.ZZ.LE

Nikels and Dimes

Gonjasufi - Nikels and Dimes

COCAINE LADY remix of Zackey Force Funk

Showcasing the Clone Crown Limited Series containing some dirty ass funk/electro tunes by Jellphonic, Zacky Force Funk and Reggie Blount!

CCrown02 - Zacky Force Funk & Kutmah - Funky Gangster

Ten-minute preview from "This Is My Force Funk Sound", the hour-long ZACKEY FORCE FUNK mix by Kutmah (2009) 

Zackey Force Funk is from the hot desert of Tucson, AZ.  When he's not robbing banks with baseball bats and roaming the streets for fat cats to hustle, you can usually find Zackey and brother in crime Nathan No-Face, leaning over the turntables of a dirty dirty late-night discotheque.  Take off your kevlar, put down those batons – Zackey Force Funk comes in peace!  This time….

http://www.forcefunk.com

http://soundcloud.com/zackey425

ZACKEY FORCE FUNK "This Is My Force Funk Sound" Mixed by DJ Kutmah (sampler)

Zackey Force Funk XL Middleton Eddy Funkster "Press Play"

Warning!!!!! THIS IS RAW!!!! Turn the bass down......then turn the volume waaaaaaay up.......
" I made these joints with the homie WULU when he was out here from LDN,So we walked around Leimert Park on a Sunday he bought a few records from a vender in the park we went got some backwoods and headed to the studio he was staying where they had a MP 2_G XL so i started chopping up his records on a shitty portable vestax turntable... jus raw..no jimmy....
3 backwoods later i came up with the first beat and the interlude was just comedy to me......3rd joint he came up with the drums and i added on.... its been a few weeks and today is the first day i heard these joints... there knocking... hella raw.....so as we enter Mercury Retrograde and folks lose they minds...i present to you Mercury RetroFADED...

HIT + RUN CREW

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