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Four Tet – Unspoken — http://mthrfnkr.fm/2013/05/four-tet-unspoken/
Quasimoto’s Certificate of Recognition from the city of Los Angeles. Madlib’s stoned, brick carrying cartoon alias Quasimoto got a certificate of recognition from the city of Los Angeles, signed by the Mayor and the 13-person city council. They cite his “excellence in masonry.” Some city governments spend all their time worrying about financial problems, education and transportation — props to the City of L.A. for keeping their priorities straight. Congrats, Quas! Read/Photos: Quasimoto recognized for excellence in masonry by L.A. mayor, city council.
Ghostface Killah & Apollo Brown - Rise of the Black Suits [from 12RTD The Brown Tape]
Soul Temple Records announces that, in conjunction with www.recordstoreday.com, they will release an alternate version of the Ghostface Killah/Adrian Younge album Twelve Reasons To Die, This version of the album, created by critically-acclaimed, detroit-based producer Apollo Brown, will be released as a limited edition cassette. These tapes will be given away, along with Issue One of the Twelve Reasons To Die comic book, for free with the purchase of the CD or LP of Twelve Reasons To Die at participating independent record retailers across the Country.
CJ Fly - The Error (Prod. Cookin Soul)
Over the last few months, Pro Era member, CJ Fly, was said to be preparing to release his debut solo mixtape, and today, he decided to give the fans a brand new song titled, "the error", produced by Cookin Soul.
"My pro Capital STEEZ considered the Progressive Era as an contradiction and since he was my inspiration for this song I decide to make the title have deeper meaning too. We make the ERA, they make the error. So turn your speakers on max and listen carefully. Hope you love it #LONGLIVESTEELO " - CJ Fly
Tyler, the Creator - IFHY (Wolf)
Before you listen to Tyler, the Creator's third album, "Wolf," keep this in mind: The rapper lives to offend. "Wolf" has enough slurs against gays to keep GLAAD busy for the next year, and he is an equal opportunity offender, doling out insults against women and others over 18 tracks.
Much like his breakthrough album, 2011's "Goblin," Tyler continues to rap with no filter, but in trying to be overly brash, he ends up detracting and distracting from what overall is a pretty good album.
50 Cent – We Up ft. Kendrick Lamar
50 Cent teams with his Aftermath label mate Kendrick Lamar for his latest single ‘We Up’. The track originally featured G-Unit’s Kidd Kidd, bit last week Fiddy decided to pull Kidd Kidd’s verse, and replace it with another verse of his own.
The music video was shot an expensive Hollywood crib, that shows 50 Cent flaunting his lifestyle and women, with Kendrick also making an appearance in the Eif Rivera-directed clip.
Wild for the night - A$AP ROKY
So A$AP Rocky and Skrillex went to the Dominican Republic. An almost two-minute intro highlights kids with guns in crystal clear HD. Rocky speaks some Español, wears the brightest of colors, and starts rooftop-rapping to a faraway Skrillex. America's patron saint of wub-wub does some karate and air-splits. The bros ride mopeds. It's nothing like a Junot Díaz book, and it's not as fun a party as Drake's "Started from the Bottom" clip, but it's … something.forthenighrt
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So mellow out and sit back, relax and listen to a track dedicated to the backs! ...rhymes comin soon.
On Wind (Freestyle) - Mighty Moses (prod. by eNdriu)
freestyle session.. EP comin' soon! Stay tuned!
Lil Ugly Mane - Mista Thug Isolation (Self-Released, 2012)
It's clear from the pen-and-pixel cover that Mista Thug Isolation, the full-length debut of Virginia rapper and producer Shawn Kemp (under the guise Lil Ugly Mane), is so admirably self-conscious that it excels in all that it presents. Each succeeding verse embellishes his ethos as a weed-smoking, trigger-happy sex fiend. Lil Ugly Mane's an exaggerated personality, but he delivers it in an accustomed manner, as if we're peering into his quotidian outings. Like fellow double-threat MF DOOM, his character and music are inseparable.
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ROMARE - TASTE OF HONEY (FROM THE CITY)
"Romare steps up for his second innings and expectation could not be higher. After the massive acclaim heaped on his highly complex debut ‘Meditations on Afrocentrism’, Romare quietly returned to the lab to sculpt 4 more masterworks sure to continue his ascent. Here the fevered crate digger presents his thesis on the classic love song drawing influences from his archaeological knowledge of yesterday’s sounds to craft music for tomorrow. Your Love (You Give Me Fever) kicks off the EP with his deft fusion of Footwork shuffle with vintage texture instantly garnered support from Gilles Peterson and Huw Stephens. Jimi & Faye (Part One) sneaks into the fray with a slinky chopped and screwed blues groove garnished with voices of yesterdays lovers. Next up Romare launches a full scale dance-floor assault with Taste of Honey (From The City) a breakbeat harvesting anthem saturated in the stench of early Ninties clubland. Romare polishes off his poly-tempo beat exploration with a dirt under the nails Blues Hip Hop jam, Hey Now (When I give You All My Lovin’). Complex but never complicated."
Out 25th March.
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PRO ERA - PEEP: THE APROCALYPSE
The mixtape from Joey Bada$$ and his Pro Era crew is here, featuring production from Statik Selektah, Lee Bannon, Thelonious Martin Joey, CJ, Capital STEEZ and more.
The project is as blending "jazzy samples with wordy rhymes."