SATURDAY MATINÉE: PressPausePlay
Our Saturday Matinée feature presentation is PressPausePlay, a documentary asking whether our digital culture is producing better art or whether raw natural talent is getting phased out.
Our Saturday Matinée feature presentation is PressPausePlay, a documentary asking whether our digital culture is producing better art or whether raw natural talent is getting phased out.
Phife Dawg throws up the first single from his WIP album “MUTTYmorPHosis”.
In the latest edition of WUBU2, we take a look at High Focus Records, who in the space of 4 years have become one of the most respected labels in the UK hip hop scene.
Blurred Lines might be the most popular and controversial Marvin Gaye sampled-track but there have been plenty more. We picked five.
Rappcat’s have announced the reissue of MF Doom’s Operation Doomsday on two cassettes in a special metal case. Obviously.
So Four Tet made a beat out of samples from Michael Jackson’s Thriller. In ten minutes.
Will we see the return of the classic TR-808? According to leaked details, Roland may well be bringing it back in an updated form.
Producer and cinematographer Sonali Aggarwal asks the question “What Ever Happened to Hip Hop?” in his 2009 documentary.
Nestled amongst the cluster of burgeoning UK labels are Lunatick Records and in our second edition of WUBU2.
Back in 1987, legendary producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis spoke about their production techniques with Donnie Simpson and showed him around their mixing desk.