Name: 08 - Pete Rock & Audio 2 - Top billin remix by what here?
Duration: 4 min 9 s
Description: Beats from Pete Rock Surviving Elements album with vocals from Beastie Boys, Public Enemy and Audio 2 for remixes of some of their tracks

Clock Waltz

Written for (and featuring) my little lady.

Charis

Times Is Rough (Inst.)

simple overlaid multitrack piano rhythmic improvisation

Dots

I took classic beats from DJ Shadow's discography and mashed them up with acapellas from Run The Jewels' debut album RTJ1.

Artwork by Bear Iles

Tracked (Download)+ Tracklisting Below

https://www.dropbox.com/home?preview=Shadow+The+Jewels+(DJ+Shadow+vs+Run+The+Jewels)+-+DJ+Skarface.zip

Tracklisting

Run The Jewels - Run The Jewels
DJ Shadow - Napalm Brain/Scatter Brain
Run The Jewels - Twin Hype Back
DJ Shadow - What Does Your Soul Look Like Part 4
DJ Shadow - UNKLE Main Theme
Run The Jewels - Job Well Done
DJ Shadow - What Does Your Soul Look Part 2
DJ Shadow - In Flux
Run The Jewels - Banana Clipper
DJ Shadow - Building Steam With A Grain of Salt
DJ Shadow - Midnight In A Perfect World
Run The Jewels - Get It
DJ Shadow - You Can’t Go Home Again
Run The Jewels - DDFH
DJ Shadow - Trench Battle Beat/Walkie Talkie
Run The Jewels - Christmas Fucking Miracle
DJ Shadow - What Does Your Soul Look Like Part 3
DJ Shadow - Organ Donor

Shadow The Jewels (DJ Shadow vs Run The Jewels)

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Last week the good folks at Complex tackled another famous list by profiling 50 Best Rawkus Records Songs. Inspired by the idea honor Mos and Kweli’s epic release, and the label that birthed it, we figured it was our turn to pay respects as well. Sticking more to Rawkus released vinyls, which was the essence of the movement, we put together a list of 14 of the dopest B-Sides from Rawkus records.

Rawkus Records B-Side Bangers

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Beats from Pete Rock Surviving Elements album with vocals from Beastie Boys, Public Enemy and Audio 2 for remixes of some of their tracks

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