Araab Musik on the MPC

This guy has been killing the productions for Dipset member for while now, most notably on Cam'ron's I Used Get It In Ohio, and the brand new Dipset 'Salute'. Turns out he's pretty sick playing live too.

Dels - Shapeshift

Todd (The God) Edwards - I Doubted You

Got to have Patience.

Patience - Nas & Damien Marley

really exciting new tune from the new album Distant relatives that also features a version of the Dennis Brown Classic Promised Land.

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FuckSolar.com

MTV Shows

We all know that Guru died recently, what a lot of people don't realise yet is what a scoundrel his business partner 'Solar' has been throughout his life and death. For those interested check out this website detailing all the shenanigans associated with this self proclaimed 'super producer' (really?).

FuckSolar.com

Up There.

Amazing short documentry about the last remaining mural Painters in New York city.

Directed by Malcom Murray.

Thanks to: wellandgood.blogspot.com a constant source of deepness.

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Afro Funk Miners.

These deep heads from Voodoo Funk spent a month scouring Ghana and Nigeria in search of rare afro funk and disco. They describe it as mining not digging, its easy to see why!

check out the full article at: http://voodoofunk.blogspot.com/

'Boogie Trip' by Doris Ebong is the first track from the resulting compilation 'Lagos Disco Infirno'.

Boogie Trip - Doris Ebong

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midnight Sushi Club 05 - Funk Yeah! Turquoise & Gold.

I am gonna be brief this month, its late I think I'll let the music do the talking.

Its a Funk heavy selection with plenty of classic Hip Hop references and a few new something somethings thrown in for good measure.

2. Lilo Thomas has been a bit of a revelation to me this month, this beat like a brand new boy-racer wont stop doing donuts in my mind. Its the part that sounds like a car screeching round a tight corner. tight? yes.

8. Dilla done did it again. This cover of the the classic 80's tune by Man Without Hats has a little more Bass and a little less vocal, I cant argue with the outcome.

12. A track from Sharon Jones's new album 'I Learned The Hard Way'. She manages to create a timeless sound over and over, thanks to a dedication to old skool recording techniques and the tightest big band around right now. Anything Daptone Records put out is a must for me.

16. A sensitive remix of a feel good classic. The second remix I've selected in a row by the guys from Toronto. I was out there last winter and enjoyed every minute, slippery after a few Pale Ales though...

Funk Yeah! Turquoise & Gold

1. Nantes (Fredo & Thang Disco Remix) - Beirut

2. Your love's got a hold on me - Lilo Thomas

3. Help the man - Georgie Red

4. Why you treat me so bad - Club Nouveau

5. Hangin on a string (Contemplating) - Loose Ends

6. Nu Jak Steppin - Cecil Homeboy Holden

7. Roses are red - Mac Band

8. Safety Dance - J Dilla

9. Talking to God - Rob

10. Dont stop the music - Yarborough & Peoples

11. Nature boy - James Brown

12. Better things to do - Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings

13. Our dreams - Method Man, Ghost Face Killah & Raekwon

14. The chauffer - Duran Duran

15. Clear blue skies - Juggaknots

16. Midas touch (CFCF Remix) - Midnight Star

17. Crave you ft. Giselle (The C90's Remix) - Flight Facilities

18. I might be (Joy Orbison Remix) - Todd Edwards

19. Worried Shoes - Emay, Karen and the Kids

20. Tripping in the 16th - Martin Buttrich

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Eye Candy.

A Tape but not a Tape - Tap3 Dual MP3 Player

TAP3' is both an album and not an album, and will therefore be available as both a thing and a thing that is not a thing. You will be able to download the finished sounds to add to your play lists and you will be able to buy it as an innovative piece of product that looks as though it is a cassette - to celebrate the mysterious, practical type of physical formats that electronic music was once released on. 'TAP3' the physical thing you can hold in your hands and explore is a combination of romantic found object and specialised industrial product that took many months to conceive, design and manufacture. It appears to be something that might appear in a 23rd century museum of Earth's pop culture history that got it slightly wrong - /dadahack/ have created a personal history as though the cassette was invented after the iPod. Indeed the physical piece of /dadahack/ can be played as a cassette, although, as if it is a cousin once or twice removed of Dr.Who, and something he would have as part of his collection inside the Tardis, it also plays itself. It needs no machine for the 'TAP3' sounds to be heard - by pluging in headphones and utilizing it as a digital music player. 'TAP3' is a souvenir of a fading time when music was only finished when it appeared on an actual object, and an acceptance of a future where music is finished as soon as it is let go into the cloud above/below/all around us.

Text taken from: http://www.extramusicnew.blogspot.com/