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cometforever · 2 years

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#Repost @rapisouttacntrl with @get.repost ・・・ "Rap Is Outta Control" 5/1/22 Playlist 1. Dom Pachino "Illest Latin Rapper" (prod. by Dub Sonata, cuts by DJ Eclipse) 2. Planet Asia x Jay EF "Steel Drums" (prod. by Evidence) 3. Tiye Phoenix feat. Ruste Juxx "Stand On It" (prod. by Bvtman) 4. Chuck Chan x G Fam Blak "Behold" (prod. By Chuck Chan) 5. Benny The Butcher feat. 38 Spesh "Uncle Bun" (prod. by Daringer) 6. Bub Style feat. Pro Dillinger "7th Letter" (prod. by Fumes The Threat) 7. Tony Hustle "Tone Tarantino" (prod. by Fendi Pendergrass) 8. Sixman "The Lux" (prod. by Lethal Needle) 9. Demmene Syronn "The Outlook" (prod. by Spliftout, cuts by Tone Spliff) 10. J Scienide "Piranhas" (prod. by Daringer, cuts by DJ Jon Doe) 11. Donson The Wise "Forgive Me, Lord" (prod. by Thanos Beats) 12. CRIMEAPPLE "57" (prod. by MichaelAngelo) 13. Stu Bangas X Goon Union feat. RJ Payne "Fish Food" (prod. by Stu Bangas, cuts by Tone Spliff) 14. Cold Sholda "Trust None" (prod. by Rai Shinobi) 15. Chubs x Eitan Noyze "Smoke Break" (prod. & cuts by Eitan Noyze) 16. Mooch x Oh Jay "High" (prod. by Oh Jay) 17. Jae Skeese & Big Ghost Ltd "Double Nickel At MSG" (prod. by Big Ghost Ltd, cuts by D-Styles) 18. Sean Links x Jamil Honesty feat. Maze Overlay, SUBSTANCE810 & Pro Dillinger "The Culprit" (prod. by Jamil Honesty) 19. P.U.R.E. feat. Substance810 "Gritty Gospel" (prod. by D.R.U.G.S. Beats) 20. Camarah Walleed "Rap Novelty" (prod. by Camarah Walleed, cuts by Hanz Polo) 21. NapsNdreds feat. Stash Pain "Name Brands" (prod. by D.R.U.G.S. Beats) 22. Dres x Stu Bangas "Hate" (prod. by Stu Bangas) 23. Napoleon Da Legend feat. Supreme Cerebral & Eloh Kush "Vatican Commissions" (prod. by Clypto) 24. Czarface "Damien's Dinner Time" (prod. by The Czar-Keys) 25. Comet x Swab "Snakes Hiss'n" (prod. & cuts by Swab) 26. Libretto & Vitamin D "Never Enough" (prod. by Vitamin D) 27. 3 The God Way (Kaimbr, Sean Born & Let The Dirt Say Amen) feat. Uptown XO "Amin" (prod. by Sean Born, cuts by DJ 2 Tone Jones) 28. McGyver "'89" (prod. & cuts by Pete Rock) 29. Foolish Immortals (Jeff Spec X Birdapres) "Mad Green" (prod. by Jeff Spec) ***PLAYLIST CONTINUED IN COMMENTS*** https://www.instagram.com/p/CdD__13L89G/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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reactiontoplastic · 7 years

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Show with guest spot @cfmeister a couple weeks back. Up on Soundcloud now for a lis. A very nice one. https://goo.gl/bvzwoi More from Mangetout here. Starlight (Intrusion Dub) - Model 500 Rooftops - Colin Potter Hey Da Ba Doom - Codona Once - Joanna Boy in Vision - Yohshio Ojima Sweet Sultan - D-Day Roberter in der Nacht - ABWÄRTS The Speed of Dub - Nu Sound II Crew Torn Page - Mikhail Cheklain Fish Eight - Colin Newman Anthrax - Gang of Four Time to Go Home Now - Mimi Goese

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Mangetout Mix

Paris is Burning (excerpt) Gustavo Santaolalla - Blak Butterflies (Biutiful) Popol Vuh - Aguirre I (L'acrime di rei) (Aguirre Wrath of the Gods) Jack Nitzsche - Body Parts (Cruising) Exploded View - Illusion The Witch (Black Phillip excerpt) Roc Marciano - Panic American Movie (Burger King excerpt) Sean Price - Bar-Barian Roll Up That Loud - DJ Rashad, DJ Spinn and Taso Newworldaquarium - Kemo Sabe Lee Gamble - Untitled Reversion Walton - City of God O$VMV$M - Sad Grime Karen Gwyer - Lentil Ammi Ammi - Archy Marshall Scott Walker - Dream Sequence (Childhood of a Leader) Huerco S. - Struck with Deer Lungs Nathan Johnson - Emily's Theme (Brick) White Boiz - Heartbreaker Buffalo 66' (Heart Cookie excerpt) Bill Evans - Symbiosis Movement 4 Alessi Brothers - Seabird

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airadam · 4 years

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Episode 127 : Stand Strong

"...so instead, you prefer to be lied to."

- Hutch

This feels very much like the stance needed at the end of a rough year on many fronts. Still, we're here on the cusp of a new decade, but we play out this one with a (mostly) wintry selection from both sides of the Atlantic which will take you into 2020 in fine style. Thanks for your continued support - I hope to continue bringing you quality material!

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Bugzy Malone : December

Thought I'd take the opportunity to play this new track while it's still this month! Manchester's Bugzy Malone is primarily associated with the grime scene, but this single leans into contemporary straightforward Hip-Hop as much as anything else. When you hear his voice there's no mistaking where he's from, and this new release has him reflecting on how things have worked out for him after years of work as an independent artist. The heavy beat by Krunchie and Zdot sounds like the darkest timeline of a Xmas advert - good work!

[El-P] Run The Jewels : Twin Hype Back (Instrumental)

I only picked up the instrumental version of the first Run The Jewels LP this month, but it's worth having for the DJs, and would probably make a solid contribution to a gym playlist as well!

Dr. Yen Lo : Day 70

It's been well over 30 episodes since we last played anything this LP, so I thought it was due a revisit. Ka on the mic and Preservation on the low-key production is perfect for this time of year, cold and wintry. Take time to listen properly to Ka's lyrics - always an absolute treat.

DJ Jazzy Jeff : The Government's Dead

Jazzy Jeff's "M3" LP definitely seems to have passed most people by, but it's definitely worth checking - a very different vibe to his previous albums, but still very well done. The band recruited and produced by Jeff cook up a jazzy groove which starts off sparse and light and then builds into a crashing wave. Lyrics come from "The Trinity" - Rhymefest (an early writer for Kanye), Uhmeer (Jeff's son), and Dayne Jordan - in multiple forms, from spoken word to rhyme to song.

Phonte : Euphorium (Back To The Light)

Little Brother's return this year with "May The Lord Watch" is an essential, but so was the most recent Phonte solo, "No News Is Good News". This was a beautiful closing track to the album, with Phonte starting off displaying a little of his singing skill before switching up to spit some bars - very much a reflection of him feeling free to be his whole self, as he says. Abjo out of San Diego provides the production, which feels faster than the 70-ish BPM it is while also having a lighter feel than much of the 140 BPM stuff that we hear now.

Curren$y & Harry Fraud ft. Styles P : W.O.H.

This sample usage by Harry Fraud is an absolute gem. Kind of in keeping with the original track, it's the soundtrack to a mental image of someone who needs to get out of town in a hurry. Curren$y stunts on everyone in his trademark fashion, but also brings in Styles from The LOX for a little extra flavour on the closing verse. Definitely my favourite track from the "Cigarette Boats" EP, and 100% perfect nighttime driving music.

Jan Hammer : Airport Swap

This track and the previous one almost got saved for a future planned podcast, but hey...there are always more records! Taken from the "Miami Vice" TV series soundtrack (the episode "No Exit"), this is classic 80s Jan Hammer. Production trivia - those electric guitar sounds are all synthesized, no strings in sight.

Gang Starr ft. Q-Tip : Hit Man

I was making some mad faces the first time I heard this track - DJ Premier absolutely put his whole foot into this beat. Straight gangster (appropriate) material from the biggest surprise release of the decade, "One of the Best Yet". Guru's monotone is so clean on here, on something not a million miles away from "Sabotage" on "The Ownerz", and the hook is provided by none other than Q-Tip from Tribe, doing his best gun sounds!

Blak Twang : 19 Long Time

The title track of the first Blak Twang album to get a proper release (the long-lost "Dettwork SouthEast" didn't surface until 2014 for most of us), this 1998 cut is undeniable. Tony Rotton looks back at all the Hip-Hop experiences that brought him to that point, with references that UK heads of a certain age can relate to. The beat is quality, well-mixed with plenty of bump for your speakers. Random trivia : it's odd to think that since this was released, both of the veteran travel agents mentioned in the third verse have gone out of business...

Raekwon ft. Havoc : King of Kings

I guess the title makes it seasonal? Anyway, this is one of the gems on the somewhat patchy third album from Raekwon, "The Lex Diamond Story". I'd assumed that Havoc had done the production here, but on checking the credits I find it's actually Crummie Beats, who's worked with Illa Ghee and Sean P amongst others. Havoc and Rae are experts in delivering that dark NYC street vibe, so there's no surprises when it comes to the bars.

MED, Blu, and Madlib ft. Dâm-Funk and DJ Romes : Peroxide

I only got up on this one recently - a defining aspect of the past decade for me has been such a deluge of music releases that it's common for great records to pass you by for years at a time! 2015's "Bad Neighbor" LP is a collaboration with the widely-popular Madlib on production and MED and Blu on the mic, but this particular track features original Lootpack member DJ Romes on the cuts and the LA retro god Dâm-Funk giving the tune some electronic flavour.

Ilajide : Breakin (Instrumental)

This one kind of crept up, a quiet banger from the "Five Week Heet IV" release. If you're a regular listener then you're probably well up on the brilliant producer from Clear Soul Forces, but if not - search out his stuff!

The Coup ft. Del Tha Funkee Homosapien : The Repo Man Sings For You

I feel like there's a replayed melody here during the verse and sung on the hook that I should recognise, but just can't put my finger on! It sounds like something that would be on the soundtrack for a Hip-Hop retelling of "A Christmas Carol", with the repo man (played by Del) heartlessly and gleefully confiscating goods from a debtor, and Boots (also the producer) playing the put-upon poor worker who is his victim. This is a highlight on the excellent "Steal This Album" which is also an appropriate track to play at a time when Black people are often omitted in the discussion of who is "working class".

Big Hutch : True Lies

Very apt in our seemingly post-truth world... This is a pick from the first solo album by Hutch (aka Cold 187um of Above The Law), 1999's "Executive Decisions". Self-produced as you'd expect from the man who arguably invented G-Funk, it's an ominous one which in my opinion would just have been elevated by slightly better mastering.

Tobi Sunmola : Good Guys Don't Survive

Tobi is a Nigerian-born, Manchester-based MC I learned about from Dubbul O (who gives him a shout here). This man is getting a lot of respect from those in the know, so get yourself up to speed with the title track from his 2018 EP. The drum track that underpins the beat is perfection, and Tobi's voice slices through with ease, allowing us to appreciate his writing.

Frameworks ft. Rioghnach Connolly : Calm The Still Night

Rioghnach is an incredibly talented musician, and someone I came across early in my time on the Manchester music circuit, with both of us at the same open mic/jam sessions. She's gone from strength to strength since then, and she combines here with another star of the local scene, producer Frameworks. This is a lovely chilled-out song, deftly constructed, which was released both as a single from the "Tides" LP and also on one of the First Word Records compilations.

Mudstone : The Tourist

Another quality beat from the "Return of the Tec" beat tape, courtesy of The Beat Tape Project. I couldn't dig up much (no pun intended) in the way of background on Mudstone, but s/he does their thing here.

The Honey Drippers : Impeach The President

I couldn't not play this, with only the third ever impeachment of a US president underway! As you'd almost certainly twig from the sound, this funk classic was released during the Watergate scandal - when Nixon, of course, managed to avoid actual impeachment by resigning first. Roy C of "Shotgun Wedding" fame is the man on the lead vocal, with his lyrics being timeless enough to fit the current indictee perfectly. One of the most often sampled records in all of Hip-Hop, this track gives us some of the best drums ever to enter an SP or an MPC! Not bad work for a band of high school students from Queens :)

Please remember to support the artists you like! The purpose of putting the podcast out and providing the full tracklist is to try and give some light, so do use the songs on each episode as a starting point to search out more material. If you have Spotify in your country it's a great way to explore, but otherwise there's always Youtube and the like. Seeing your favourite artists live is the best way to put money in their pockets, and buy the vinyl/CDs/downloads of the stuff you like the most!

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sheilacwall · 5 years

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Seanie T – Ruff, Rugged and Smooth

Seanie T is a true veteran of the UK music scene with a jaw dropping discography featuring some of the most important releases in the history of UK Hip-Hop.

Consistently tearing up tracks with collaborators such as Roots Manuva, Blak Twang, Rodney P and Estelle, his inimitable vocal style of hip-hop dancehall fusion has won him critical acclaim amongst fans and peers alike.

Growing up in the depths of East London, Seanie was drawn in to the world of reggae sound systems at a very early age. As a youth he followed sounds like Saxon, Coxon and Unity, and DJed with the Ragga Twins on a sound called Unity Hi Power out of North London. A featured vocalist on both Roots Manuva and Blak Twang’s debut albums, “Brand New Second Hand” and “Dettwork SouthEast” arguably 2 blueprints for much to follow in UK Hip Hop, he released his debut single “S.O.S (Same Old Sean) in 2001, followed by his legendary “Dark Horizons” mixtapes which featured the cream of UK hip hop artists at the time.

“Ruff, Rugged and Smooth” is a brand new album that unites all of his past influences and styles and pushes them into the future. Produced in full by Hamburg based DJ Suro, the album touches on elements of roots reggae, dancehall, bashment, soul and pop, all with that unmistakable hip hop swagger.

Seanie T & Roots Manuva complement each other well on the bouncy Warning, but it’s on “More to This” that Seanie T’s wisdom in the game shines.

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funkbyfunk · 6 years

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Funk by Funk Show Playlist: 08/10/2018

God - Mean Joe Scheme x Optils

My Epic - Rasheed Chappell

Most Recognized - Tone Spliff feat Sean Price, Baby Blak & Irealz

Return of Sinister X - Obi Khan x Jabba The Cut

The Revenant - Nine x Snogoonz

Maxine - Ace Clark feat Elzhi

Hold Ya Ground - D.V. Alias Khryst

Talk About It - Mista Pigz x United Crates

Old Head - Erik Jackson & Paradox ft DJ Dolo

Knowledge Born - Jurah Juveh & M Slago

Supreme Confidence - KV Beats feat. A.G., Reks, Percee Pee & DJ Madhandz.

Rakim meets the D.O.C. - G Huff

Damage Control - Word Burglar ft Esoteric

Orskitra - Mark Ski ft Katiah

Barz of Death - The Last Composer feat Ruste Juxx, Krumbsnatcha & Twistello

2 Clips - Pearl Harba

Intergalactic Space Jazz Voyager - Mark Ski

Travelers, Explorers - Calibro 35

Feared or Loved - Modern Scribe

I Just Need a Minute - Luvjones x J57

For God’s Sake - Ric Chavez

Glancing Meteors - Lucky Brown

Warning - Cooking on 3 Burners feat. Kait

Lead Foot - Third Coast Kings

Only A Man - Mister Confuse

On the Move - Anthony Joseph

One of One - Kamasi Washington

Camaguey - Gerarado Frisina

Tune in LIVE on Inspiration 107.8fm every Monday night from 10pm GMT as Ski joins the dots between the latest Hip-Hop, Funk, Beats, Breaks & beyond, or download the show for up two weeks from broadcast HERE!

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djblakboy · 6 years

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Hood Shit IX (Mixed By DJ Blak Boy) LINK IN BIO 0:00 - 3:11 21 Savage x Offset x Metro Boomin - Ghostface Killers Feat. Travis Scott 3:11 - 5:23 Big Sean x Metro Boomin - Pull Up N Wreck Feat. 21 Savage 5:23 - 7:39 Playboi Carti x Lil Uzi Vert - Break The Bank 7:39 - 8:59 YBN Nahmir - Rubbin Off The Paint 8:59 - 10:02 Tay-K - I Love My Choppa 10:02 - 12:51 NBA Youngboy - Red Rum 12:51 - 14:22 Moneybagg Yo - Doin It 14:22 - 16:38 Maxo Kream - Bussdown 16:38 - 19:13 Travis Scott x Quavo - Eye 2 Eye Feat. Takeoff 19:13 - 21:53 Future x Young Thug - All Da Smoke 21:53 - 25:00 Skooly - Fish, Rice, & Grits 25:00 - 26:41 Zaytoven - Left Da Bank Feat. Young Dolph 26:41 - 29:16 YFN Lucci - Boss Life Feat. Offset 29:16 - 31:30 Kap G - Pull Up Feat. Lil Baby 31:30 - 34:05 Hoodrich Pablo Juan - We Don't Luv Em 34:05 - 35:41 Quavo x Lil Yachty - Ice Tray 35:41 - 37:20 Young Nudy - No Clue 37:20 - 40:06 Young Scooter - Jugg King 40:06 - 42:36 Derez DeShon - Hardaway 42:36 - 45:34 Kodak Black - Roll In Peace Feat. XXXTENTACION 45:34 - END Gucci Mane - I Get The Bag Feat. Migos

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visionbombing · 7 years

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Artist: @VisionBombing Season 5 Episode 42 Date: out now Where: @vimeo www.visionbombing.com Video Playlist: 1. Theme 2. Intro: MadFlow* 3. Camp-Wu feat Method Man, Inspectah Deck, Tek & Steele- Rock (Heltah Skeltah) 4. Dead or Alive feat Bernadette Price- Sean Price 5 Church- Wordsworth & Sam Brown 6. Ill feat Royce Da 5' 9" & Conway the Machine- DJ Green Lantern 7. Roc4Raida Trailer* 8. Longevity feat Masta Ace- Koss 9. It's Just Like That feat Black Jose & TrueMendous- The Mouse Outfit 10. In A Week- Juga-Naut 11. The Reckoning- Sa-Roc 12. Skit: MadFlow* 13. How Many Times feat RJ Da Realest- PMD 14. Tearz- Finale & Fel Sweetenberg 15. Never The Less- Tha 4orce & Point Blak 16. Come A Long Way feat Mast Ace & Large Pro- Son of Sam 17. Skit: Feel The Vibe Ty Trailer* 18. Brixton Baby- Ty 19. Dirty Drumz- Mr. Lif & Akrobatik (The Perceptionists) 20. The Aura- Apollo Brown & Planet Asia 21. Freedom Form Flowing feat R.A. The Rugged Man & A-F-R-O- Gift Of Gab 22. Outro- MadFlow* 23. Fin: 2AM Vibes feat Momma- Mecca 83 Hosted by @MadFlow Music videos mixed edited, graded and mastered by @Psykhomantus #VisionBombingGigGuide #HipHop #Rap #Events #Gigs #Albums #NewMusic #MusicVideos #LivePerformance #ForPromotionalUseOnly #Exclusive #DJs

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oktavistmusic · 7 years

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Oktavist, Powered by Caffeine Academy #31 w/ Sal Mastro (NY) “Feel The Vibe”

Tracklist

First Hour: Oktavist

Feel The Vibe (Original Club Mix) - Dawn Tallman, Bob Sinclar

Reach Out (Atjazz Remix) - Sean McCabe, Atjazz

Come Over (Kenny Carpenter Remix) - Vanessa Mdee

Human (Original Mix) - Valentina Black

Rubber Dance (Original Mix) - 3 Kilo

The Boogie Is Back (Pete Herbert Vocal Remix) - Juan Laya, Jorge Montiel, Mikie Blak, Pete Herbert

Heart of Glass feat. Casey (Mart 2015 Edit) - Mart

La Costa (Reelsoul, DJ Spen & Gary Hudgins Original Latin Soul Mix) - Sheila Ford

Spitshine Tommy - Jeff Service

Wanna Get Up and Start Bein’ a Sex Machine - Mashup

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Second Hour: Sal Mastro

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wwwdlabrie · 1 year

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Halloween 2022 DLabrie released New LYRIC VIDEO for Vampire NETW3RK ft. Kung Fu Vampire, Traxamillion RIP, YDMC(RDV) + Remix ft. The Outlawz Coming Soon

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wwwdlabrie · 4 years

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Happy BDay DLabrie Founder & President of RonDavoux Records! Best Gift Ever is your Support! BUY 1st 2 Singles off Mr NETW3RK 2 (pushed back until before Asia Tour)

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“UP” produced by Sean Blak (1st New single from Highly Anticipated Album Sequel “Mr NETW3RK part 2” Video Out Now filmed in Japan by “OneTwenty”

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sheilacwall · 5 years

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Seanie T – Ruff, Rugged and Smooth

Seanie T is a true veteran of the UK music scene with a jaw dropping discography featuring some of the most important releases in the history of UK Hip-Hop.

Seanie T & Roots Manuva complement each other well on the bouncy Warning, but it’s on “More to This” that Seanie T’s wisdom in the game shines.

Ruff, Rugged and Smooth by Seanie T

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airadam · 6 years

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Episode 107 : La Rivincita Del Classico Bravo Ragazzo

"Tried to be a citizen...they wouldn't let her."

- Kermit

I had a trip to Italy this month, and when I was in Pisa an album cover popped into my head! With this month being the eighth anniversary (already?) of the passing of Guru, I was glad to be able to get my own version done in time for this episode's cover art. Thanks to Lisa for the original photo (yes, I really was in front of the tower for this shot), Damian for font advice and Sabrina for the translation!

This month, the show of course includes something from Guru, as well as selections influenced by the disgusting treatment of the Windrush generation (help however you can), some new releases and a few old gems, as always.

The Mouse Outfit are playing in Manchester on May 18th - tickets here!

Twitter : @airadam13

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Ruthless Rap Assassins : And It Wasn't A Dream

With everything that's been in the news over the last month - but which has been going on for a very long time - this is a perfect record to pull out of the archives. Manchester's Ruthless Rap Assassins emerged from the pioneering Broken Glass crew, and released their debut LP "The Killer Album" is 1990. This track was a single from that album, and sounds very much of its era - but even twenty-eight years down the line, the subject matter cuts just as sharply.

Ludwig Göransson : Killmonger

Easily my favourite track from the "Black Panther" score, which starts off gently and then builds along the way until it bangs out into full trap mode, reflecting the violence of the character. Great work from Göransson and the African musicians he worked with on this.

Ocean Wisdom ft. Method Man : Ting Dun

I didn't know about Camden's Ocean Wisdom until my man Didjit told me to check him out, so I went to have a listen to the "Wizville" album. This track stood out as an immediate favourite, and to my mind Ocean absolutely dominates the track, despite the presence of a legendary MC who has known to slay guest appearances in his time. Meth does do a nice turn in tilting his vocal style towards Ocean's, and together they put in a great vocal performance over the Basquiat beat.

Prhyme : Streets At Night

As I said last month, "Prhyme 2" is definitely an album to pick up, and this is one of the best tracks on it. May not be the obvious Premo style, but he delivers 21st century boom-bap off the back of an Antman Wonder sample (don't worry, it's all cleared!)

Termanology ft. Lil Fame and Ea$y Money : Welcome To The Machine (Remix)

Dug this one from out of the corners of my hard drive, and was surprised I hadn't played it yet. I got this one from the old Spine Magazine site (RIP), but you may be able to find it if you have a hunt around. Artisin is the producer, and the Pink Floyd sample he uses starts in the intro but then winds its way into the main part of the track. Lyrically, Termanology's verse is kind of like his own version of GZA's "Labels", though the audible highlighting of the names of each one was a little heavy-handed. Lil Fame of MOP contributes a solid verse as well, and the third verse is really the only let-down.

Blak Twang : Fearless (Original & 19 Long Time version)

It made sense to share both versions here, with the original coming from the originally unreleased "Dettwork SouthEast" and the refresh being part of the brilliant "19 Long Time" LP, with V-Essence on the hook. A perfect song to play this month, with Tony Rotton addressing the far right, the murder of Stephen Lawrence, and the horror of the Black Holocaust.

[Supreme] Sunz Of Man : No Love Without Hate (Instrumental)

A great example of the work of the man responsible for Sunz Of Man's early production, with some straight boom-bap around a classic soul sample. I've got two copies of the 12", but I'll leave the rest out there for you :)

The Mouse Outfit ft. IAMDDB and KinKai : Feeling High chini defty metro

May 4th will see the release of The Mouse Outfit's third studio LP, "Jagged Tooth Crook", and they were kind enough to send through a preview copy so you could hear a track a little early :) The vocals come courtesy of two standouts from the new generation of Manchester artists, IAMDDB and KinKai, both of whom are getting respect from those in the know, perfectly complementing the vibe of the beat. Production is by Chini and Defty, founder members of the crew, along with Metrodome - a longtime Manchester artist despite his young age. Chilled, polished, quality. Get that album!

Meyhem Lauren ft. Conway the Machine : Venetian Loafers

That new age vintage New York street talk from Laurenovich! This is Queens flavour from his new "Glass" EP, solely produced by Harry Fraud - definitely one to check out, and one I think we'll be returning to for a future episode. Right here, Meyhem and Conway from up in Buffalo, NY give you uncompromising, unapologetic rawness.

Sean Price & Illa Ghee : Metal Detectors

The title track from the newly-released EP from the late Sean P and Illa Ghee from the Mobb Deep family, and it's a killer. The opening verse is definitely one of Illa's best, in my opinion, and it's always great to hear Sean's voice. I've not been able to find out who produced it yet (damn digital releases), but it's darkly beautiful.

Jay-Z : People Talkin'

One that might have passed you by, after it was apparently dropped from the "Blueprint" album. Jay claimed this Ski Beatz track which was originally for someone else, and the finished product finally got a release on the "MTV Unplugged" album as a bonus track - although I'm playing it here from a white label. Always liked this one, right down to the annoyed mumble near the end about Jay never having to sell another record in his life!

T_One : Lot Of Cats Hate My Guts

From the Beatfonics Crew's "Beatxploitation" tape, T_One throws all kinds of samples into the stew for this one!

Geechi Suede : Limozini

This one cried out for a little light juggling before letting it run - not least since it's only a short track anyway. Produced by Nytelife (and taken from the "0.9 Nytelife FM" album), the track is based around a fairly modern sample from one of the greats and provides a bouncy background for Geechi to get busy on.

Black Milk : Could It Be

The new album FEVER is somehow Black Milk's sixth, and he continues to deliver his own interpretations of styles from Detroit and beyond. On this track he brings in a guitarist, bassist, and keyboardist, then plays producer in the traditional sense, guiding them into a cohesive unit playing an irresistible groove.

Gang Starr : Much Too Much (Mack A Mil)

Always one of my favourites from the must-own "Daily Operation" album - the third in Gang Starr's faultless run. Listening to this reminds me how much we miss Guru.

Rottin Razkals : Oh Yeah

Rottin Razkals came up under the wing of Naughty By Nature, with one of the MCs (Diesel) actually being Treach's younger brother. They only released one album, 1995's "Rottin Ta Da Core", from which we have this big single. NBN wrote and produced it, but you can't take away from the energy of the performance by the group themselves!

[DJ Spinna] Jigmastas : Too Ill (Instrumental)

I was definitely a fan of the fact that the "Resurgence" album came with the instrumentals included - it allows me to share gems like this :)

Zion I ft. Pep Love : Warriors' Dance

The "Deep Water Slang v2.0" album may not be one that everyone knows, but it really is quality all around and is well worth seeking out. This track, featuring Pep Love of Hieroglyphics, is somehow both bouncy and a revolutionary anthem. Zion and Pep are a great combination, and Amp Live's production is always inventive and well-done.

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