Category archive: Audio

Flying Lotus – Robo Tussin Feat. Lil Wayne

Ahu – I Know All The Bitches (Bullion Remix)

Lots of  records are only released in Japan. But we will try to keep you posted on those releases to.

Myron “Myron & The Works” – Best is yet to Come 

Peven Everett “Sincerely Yours” – Pressure  

Another FS Green beat.. “Chancletas”. Beat he made for DROP, check the video & download the compilation.

Other participating producers/dj’s:

Lefto (De Hop, Appletree, BE)
40 Winks (Little-D Soundlab, Project Mooncircle, BE)
JLS (Little-D Soundlab, NL)
Infinitskills (Laid Back, Citywurl, Rushhour, BE)
Erjee (Drop, NL)
Dyno (Citywurl, Rushhour, BE)
Lowman (Drop, NL)
Ame (After Hours, BE)
FLO (BE)
Versatell (Flowlife Bumz, BE)
Florre (BE)

FS Green – Chancletas

The Red Bull Music Academy is an event that travels the world. A yearly celebration of all the journeys and breakthroughs, all the dreams and intricacies that go into the music we love. One of the best initiatives right now to support good&honest music from past&present&future around the world.

The Red Bull Music Academy is there to advance and inspire at a grassroots level – expect your expectations to be overturned in the best possible way. Next Venue: Barcelona

List of tutors at The Red Bull Academy: Questlove, Amp Fiddler, Arthur Verocai, Babu, Benga, Black Milk, Daz I Kue, Dego, DJ Premier, Dudley Perkins, Gilles Peterson, Larry Mizell, Madlib, Nottz, Om’Mas Keith, Phil Asher, Phonte, Ron Trent, Steve Spacek, Ty, and many many more.

Muhsinah & Jake One – You

Om’Mas Keith (Sa-Ra) – Trouble Girl

The Hawthorne Headhunters is a project made up of the individuals; Stoney Rock, Ced No and Proh Mic. The project was conceived in Ced’s Studio in that special place between Long Beach and Los Angeles – Hawthorne, California. The St. Louis natives Ced and Veto, and Seattle transplant, Proh Mic locked it down under the shine of Hollywood Park and created some sounds in the great traditions of musical heavyweight projects such as Funkadelic, Headhunters, Soulquarians, Native Tongues Posse and Bloomfield, Kooper, Stills’ Super Session. Crossing the lines between the Southern influenced tastes of the producer/singer/rapper Stoney Rock, keyboard and studio controller Ced No, fused with the next level northern bounce of rapper/producer Proh Mic, the HH’s is at the crossroads of funk, soul, jazz and hip hop from players already years deep into the game. Look for the album to drop later this year on the new HVW8 records imprint.

The Hawthorne Headhunters – She Wanna

Moovmnt shouts out to Sa-Ra, Kissey, A.Cain, &Dam Funk for this one..

It’s frankly weird that an artist like Q-Tip, with his long and succesfull history, innovation and sheer quality should end up without a label after the fiasco that arose from releasing his frankly brilliant and highly bootlegged Kamal The Abstract album that there you go. So here is a Q-Tip album, not a finished bells and whistles album but a mixtape that basically follows up on the kind of material he was doing as Kamal. It’s excellent, a mixture of Ummah style neo abstract jazz-funk pieces, old school Tribe called quest beat, boom bip and the intelligence you expect from Q-Tip.

It’s grown up hip hop with an ear for the richness of black music – jazz funk and psychedelic rock all feature heavily in the music, with high quality artists, such as Andre 3000, Busta Rhymes, D’Angelo, Erykah Badu and others. Get it on WarpMart.

Q-Tip – Believe Feat. D’Angelo

Q-Tip – Request

Upgraded Re-Release of J’Davey’s Beauty in Distortion and Land of the Lost EP. Available Everywhere Now… 

 J’Davey – Might As Well

J’Davey – Lil Big Heads

Six track Flying Lotus EP, the first of three, strictly limited to 2,000 worldwide on vinyl, no repress, so don’t sleep on these!
The content of the next two are planned but not completely confirmed, but you won’t be disappointed. All artwork is themed, to coincide with the album release. Get it on Warpmart.

Flying Lotus – Paper Crane Gang

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Flying Lotus – Interference

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Shawn Jackson’s latest project, “First of All…” is a highly anticipated album that aims to satisfy true fans that feel a void within quality hip hop music. The album is a wonderful balance of sounds which features artists such as Guilty Simpson (Stones Throw Records), Ty of Ty & Kory, Double K (People Under the Stairs), Ta’Raach (C.R.A.C.), Beloved, and Comel of the group Time Machine. It’s balance and well rounded features give listeners something that is often missing from hip hop, and further proves that Shawn Jackson is one of the strongest MCs in the game to date. His swagger, rhyme play, and well thought out content sets a high standard for those that choose to follow. released on Tres Records. Buy This..

Shawn Jackson – Soopafly Feat. Ty of Ty&Kory + Video

Shawn Jackson – Hate Down

Leon Ware born 16th February 1940, Black Bottom, Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A.

During his youth he had an accident with a slingshot and caught himself in the eye leaving him totally blind for two years. Consequently, Leon was sent to the Fitzgerald School For The Blind, which, incidentally, is the same school that Stevie Wonder was sent to. Leon was one of several Motown Records producers who gained their first experience of the industry in the mid-50’s doo-wop group the Romeos, whose line-up included the legendary, Lamont Dozier.

He wrote the majority of Ike And Tina Turner’s ‘Nuff Said’ in 1970, before rejoining Motown and co-writing Michael Jackson’s 1972 hit ‘I Wanna Be Where You Are’ with T-Boy Ross, brother of Diana Ross.

Ware re-emerged as a vocalist in 1973, when he was featured on Quincy Jones’s ‘Body Heat’. With T-Boy Ross, he then began work on a romantic song-cycle, intending it to be his own solo debut.Instead, Motown boss Berry Gordy persuaded Ware to give the songs to Marvin Gaye, in return for being allowed to produce the superstar.

The result was the delicate and tender ‘I Want You’, one of Gaye’s finest artistic achievements.

This exposure enabled Ware to launch his own career with the acclaimed ‘Musical Massage’.

Leaving Motown in 1978, he enjoyed minor US hits in 1979 and 1981 with ‘What’s Your Name?’ and ‘Baby Don’t Stop Me’, in the same heavily produced, lush style that he had fashioned for Gaye.

He has worked, written or produced material for artists as diverse as: Quincy Jones, Michael Jackson, Marvin Gaye, Norman Connors, The Main Ingredient, Average White Band, Donny Hathaway, Bobby Womack, Rufus, Minnie Riperton…in short, you name a soul band and Leon Ware has had some involvement at one stage! For any soulinfo check Soulwalking.

Leon Ware – Why I Came To California

Liquid Spirits – Melodies Feat. Leon Ware (buy the Music EP @ Rushhour)