From the category archives:
LMNO is dropping a new album with Yann Kesz on November 17th… Devilish Dandruff With Holy Shampoo.
To raise awareness of the upcoming album, LMNO (with DJ LD) put together this 20 minute free download podcast with exclusive unreleased tracks featuring production by DJ Babu, Kev Brown, Mr. Brady, Georgia Anne Muldrow and more. Check it after the cut…
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E.R.O.C. is back with some more ‘09 Boom Bap in another packed edition of the 1134 Mix Show Series…Some of this episode’s featured artists & producers…
Del the Funky Homosapien, Tame One, Rakim, State Cap., Magnum 357, Ghostface Killah, GZA, Brown Bag AllStars, Diz MoneyBagz, Khalid, Mic Geronimo, Royal Flush, T.I.M.E., Lupe Fiasco, Edgar Allen Floe & more…
Production By: DJ Jazzy Jeff, Thorotracks, 7L, Erick Sermon, Lee Bannon, Snowgoons, C4, The ARE, 9th Wonder, Dan The Man, Parallel Thought, Beat Market Productions & More…
Don’t miss it!
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Here are a few tribute mixes dedicated to Mr. Magic; the hip-hop pioneer that passed away suddenly this pass week. May he R.I.P… his legacy will always be an important part of hip-hop. He is the reason why you hear hip-hop shows and mixes on the radio today… a true trail-blazer in the art form we love called hip-hop. Hit the cut to hear tribute mixes by DJ Premier, DJ Mr. Cee, and DJ Bee.
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DJ LECHE sent over these three mixes that he’s done of Jay-Z’s Reasonable Doubt, Raekwon’s Only Built 4 Cuban Linx, and Nas‘ Illmatic. The mixes each include discussion on the albums by hosts Web and Benjamin Arce, tracks from the albums, remixes, samples and much more! Hit the jump for a description on each and download links. If you wanna check out more of from this crew, hit up their podomatic for new mixes every Sunday night!
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Episode 29 of the 1134 Mix Show has arrived with another dope lineup. Featured on the show this time are Raekwon, Ghostface, Dynas, Slick Rick, Phonte, Brother Ali, Sean Price, Fashawn & more. Tracklist & link after the jump.
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EROC presents episode 28 of the 1134 Mix Show with another stacked lineup. Some artists feautred on the show include Raekwon, Black Milk, OC & AG, Fresh Daily, Trife Da God, Del Tha Funky Homosapien & Tame One, M.O.P. & Styles P. Tracklist & link after the jump.
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Zumbi, the emcee half of Zion I, has begun doing his own podcast called Science of Breath. Zumbi put together a solid lineup for his 4th show and also features him freestyling a bit! Tracklist & link after the jump. Zion I’s album The Takeover is in stores now!
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Episode 27 of the 1134 Mix Show has been released and is filled with some big names in hip hop. Featured on the show includes Jaylib, Punchlyne & Fokis, Inspectah Deck, A.G., Ras Kass, Cypress Hill & more. Tracklist & link after the jump.
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Looks like we are back up (for the moment at least lol) so here’s not one but 2 episodes of the 1134 Mix Show. Episode 25 is an old school mix and 26 is the usual lineup of the best new tracks out. Tracklist & links after the jump.
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Mike Rizzy has some pretty dope mixes over at his site. His latest is a mix of 9th Wonder productions.
Mike says, “In a time where Lil Jon ruled the airwaves, I was literally listening to “The Listening” by Little Brother 24/7. 9th Wonder’s beats were every hip hop purists dream. Soulful chopped samples and lyrics that weren’t about drugs and gun blasting. It was hip hop that was fun and literally everyone could relate to. I was drawn to the music the same way I previously followed J Dilla, DJ Premier, Pete Rock and the Rza. Maybe they were just ahead of their time but real hip hop seemed to get pushed to the side for one note melodies and drunk in the club anthems. Unfortunately like many great groups like Tribe, Pete Rock & CL, Gangstarr before them, Little Brother disbanded. I still have hold onto faith that one day they may reunite, but until then i’ll pay homage to the man they call 9th Wonder. 9th went on to produce for everybody from Jay-Z, Luda, Destiny’s Child, Common, Mos Def, Erykah Badu and on and on.”
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EROC sent over episode 24 of the 1134 Mix Show. Another jampacked show right here featuring Skyzoo, Evidence, Royce da 5′9, Kool G Rap & more, this is a must download. Tracklist & link after the jump.
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Phontigallo and DJ Brainchild keep it going with a full show dedicated to the one and only Michael Jackson. Enjoy the Long Live the Kaing Edition…
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So on June 22nd, I hit up the Real Frequency show. They have been number one in the 11PM to 1AM time slot for a long while now and is most definitely Toronto’s premier hip hop radio show (along with OTA Live, of course). With a combination of me asking to be on the show and plenty of gratitude from Arcee, Muziklee Inzane, P Plus, and of course, Keezy, I was able to get in on the second hour.
Flow 93.5 is quite possibly the largest “urban” radio station in Canada, so this was a great look as I got to spread the word of KevinNottingham.com, what the site does, our always interesting sampling controversy, and the other things going on with my other projects (OKP, Manifesto, etc).
Regardless, it was a great experience and I got to witness a massive freestyle by the homie Empire (what up Quackass!), and got to discuss, very intellectually and seriously may I add, hip hop on levels I really never get to do. So thank you Arcee and Inzane for driving the conversation and really banging out something great. Hopefully the K Nots fam loves this as much as I did. Sorry I didn’t shout out all the fans of the site, but that’s an automatic!
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100dBs releases a new soulful mix for you to sit back and enjoy. Check out what 100dBs had to say about the project:
“Delving deep into the Stax Records back catalog, Stax Of Stax is the smoothest of crash courses through life and love, tribulation and elation. Created for one Stax fan in particular, without intentions for release, this mix puts the songs at the center rather than the full-on flash and bombast of technical showmanship. From the searing cool of The Dramatics’ “The Devil Is Dope” to the conflicted passions of an adultress in Veda Thomas’ “I Know It’s Not Right,” 100dBs offers up lesser-heard revelations-and yeah, a few airhorns and timely echoes-alongside the acclaimed likes of Isaac Hayes, Carla Thomas, The MGs and The Staple Singers.”
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Episode of 21 of EROC’s 1134 Mix Show. A must listen featuring Raekwon, U-God, Bun B, Donny Goines, La Coka Nostra, Reks and more. Tracklist and download link after the jump.
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