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Impulse Travels Radio w/ DJ Lil’ Tiger (WHCR 90.3fm Harlem NY): 28 february 2012. (including download link + playlist)
*A MOST impressive playlist here…
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( pc: right-click and save as / mac: option-click )Lots of new tunes this week, including tracks from Robert Glasper Experience’s new album Black Radio and Jaekim’s Buildin’ Blox. New music as well from Afrolicious (SF), Full Crate (Amsterdam), Yuma (Malaysia), Mowgli (Italy), Disclosure (South London), Boddhi Satva + Vikter Duplaix (South Africa + Philly), Tortured Soul (Atlanta) and Wonderwheel Recordings’ Sid Vaga (Paris).
The show also features some great tracks from Jacques Greene + Koreless (Montréal + Glasgow), Radio Galaxy (Houston), Kyoto Jazz Massive + Moonstarr (Japan + Toronto), Liquideep (South Africa), Black Coffee (South Africa), The Echocentrics (ATX), U-Tern (Vancouver), Jazzanova and much more. Enjoy.
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7 months ago
Frank151 reviews Jaekim’s Psych!: A Beat Introduction To The Stepkids
A good-lookin’ shout to Frank151 for their stellar review of Psych!: A Beat Introduction To The Stepkids! A great read, as usual:::
Just scored a link from my friend Jaekim on his new instrumentals labeled, “Psych!: A beat introduction to the stepkids.” If you were feeling his “Green grits” mix I know for sure you’re gonna have this one in your rotation for a little bit! All ten tracks are dope on this one but my favorite of them all have to be Blood Brovaz for sure. Take a listen and feel free to download to your music library, top shelf work as usual Jae!
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E-40’s “Looking Back” (feat. Devin the Dude)
Finally popped the plastic after coppin’ this yesterday. This is the first standout on Forty-water’s “Overtime Shift” disc for me thus far. And it’s a match made in heaven: Space City revisits the Yay Area. Devin the Dude never disappoints; while the crowned king of lingo, E-40, navigates through memories of coming up alongside the likes of Pimp C (R.I.P.).
The common denominator’s unanimous: despite the recollection, they wouldn’t change a thing.
