Hooligan - For Medicinal Purposes 4
Chi Town’s Hooligan drops the fourth instalment of his For Medicinal Purposes beat series.
Chi Town’s Hooligan drops the fourth instalment of his For Medicinal Purposes beat series.
Louisville’s Pyxis gives a Jay Dee beat the soul house treatment in “Dilla”.
When we signed Big Groove, we had no idea he employed a stunt double. Meet Jackson Valentine and his new album, Date Night. How many of you have a sexy playlist? It takes skill to craft such a playlist, being able to predict the sensual undulations involved… okay, before this post gets X-rated, I’ll skip …
US producer Jonathan Cloud delivers the 4-disc instrumental compilation Gallery Of Oddities. Quirks and curiosities within hip hop, particularly instrumental hip hop, add a certain charm against the backdrop of excess in the mainstream. Producer Jonathan Cloud has put together not one but four discs worth of instrumentals ranging from hip hop styles to more …
If you love [adult swim], you’ll surely love Brandon*’s Bump Worthy: Music For [adult swim] Lovers. Naturally.
RKZ brings it back to the Old School over IAMNOBODI’s Inspiration/Motivation. The man we know as RKZ has been a busy bee these past few months. Having put the final touches on his mixtape Science X Soul with Gifted The Great out in late spring, he has also taken to Instagram with a series of …
DarkoTheSuper marks the 15th anniversary of MF Doom’s Operation: Doomsday with a new tribute album, “Wig Twisting Season”.
Bonobo’s remix of Henri Texier’s Les LaBas will ease you through the transition from winter to spring and it’s free to download. It’d be fair to say Bonobo is one of the UK’s most treasured electronic artists, as his music continues to grow in stature with every new release. Since last year’s The North Borders, …
Floating Points are back with a five hour soul mix, the second instalment of their You’re A Melody night.
UK neo soul duo Alfa & Emmavie drop the sultry Epoch EP. My love for Soundcloud continued to grow after I uncovered another beauty of a song: this rendition of Laura Mvula’s Sing To The Moon by Alfa & Emmavie. After being obsessed with Emmavie’s vocal (her harmony game is subtlety glorious), I was excited …