DJ Format & Phill Most Chill: Exclusive Mix
While most of today’s rapper’s are wondering why a West Coast guy is claiming to be the King of New York (how much longer do we have to speak on […]
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Ready To Rock: A Hip Hop Comic Book
Collecting records is an obsession, some call it a lifestyle. Collecting comics is the same way. Collecting objects, whether it be records or comic books are a match made in […]
DJ Format & Phill Most Chill – The Foremost Sampler Video
Once again DJ Format is back, and this time he is not alone. He’s joining forces with Phill Most Chill for another banger of a record, The Forecast. If you […]
Morris Chestnut – And This Happened
With visions of waist length leather jacket thugs in Cadillacs chasing bad guys and drawing heavily from early 70′ Blaxploitation grooves, Morris Chestnut’s musical ode to films like Cleopatra Jones […]
The Poets of Rhythm feat. EDAN
A few weeks ago I told you about the Poets of Rhythm Anthology coming out on Daptone Records on October 1st. Let’s be real. If there were no Poets, there […]
Jazzy Jeff On Staying Relevant
At one point, the turntable was outselling the guitar, so that, and the ease of getting equipment has definitely contributed to the number of so-called “DJs” in our industry today. […]
Klim – Soul Buttons
It’s often said that the language of Hip Hop is universal, and it’s readily apparent in today’s offering, Soul Buttons by Klim. Hailing from Kiev, Ukraine, this producer has got […]
Anatomy Of Sample: Stanley Turrentine – Sister Sanctified
I wore the cassette of The Cactus Al/bum out in my ride as a late teen. Still reeling from the onslaught of white boy rap by the Beastie Boys, I […]
14KT – Nickel and Dimed LP
Ann Arbor’s favorite producer is back representing Michigan strong with his new Nickel and Dimed Lp. Dropping 14 inspired instrumentals + 1 with his signature boom bap sound, 14KT enlists […]
Eclectic Styles: CRuNCH 22
A bunch of years ago I reviewed a unique record out of Israel by The Apples. They took Rage Against The Machine’s “Killing In The Name Of” and funked it […]
Flea Market Funk 