Gunpowder, Gelatine!
Dynamite with a laser beam!
Guaranteed to blow your mind...
Anytime!
© Queen
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Gabriele Poso - You Don’t Love Me ft. Osunlade
This is an amazing latin jazz cover of the Dawn Penn classic.
My only gripe is that it’s too short! It really gets grooving and then it’s over -___-
*LE SIGH*
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Fiona Apple - Every Single Night
So I’m very tardy to this party (the single has been on Soundcloud for a month), but in other news Fiona’s upcoming album The Idler Wheel… drops on June 19th. Check out her website for upcoming tour dates.
DJ Alvin Black III - Art of Ashby
“A mix featuring works by, songs sampling, and collaborations with harpist Dorothy Ashby. Get familiar!”
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Erykah Badu - Bump It (Feat. Zap Mama & Karon Wheeler)
This song has a great ride out (end).
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Lianne La Havas - Forget (Two Inch Punch’s ‘New Jack Thing’ Rework)
As much as I dig the original, this rework is SICK.
“Just days ahead of the release of the eagerly anticipated debut album, the very dope Mississippi hailing rapper and producer Big K.R.I.T‘s Live From The Underground has been made available to stream in full.
The 16 track album features fan favourites “Yeah That’s Me” and “I Got This” and many more.The project (which was mainly produced by the man himself) features collaborations from Anthony Hamilton, the legendary B.B King, Melanie Fiona, Ludacris and Bun B. Live From The Underground will be released in full June 5th but before then, take a listen to the album stream HERE.”
JUNE 5th SUPPORT HIP HOP: BIG K.R.I.T. “LIVE FROM THE UNDERGROUND” & Curren$y “THE STONED IMMACULATE”
K.4.L. & JETS UNITE!!!
This moment is bigger than K.R.I.T. or SPITTA and what they each sell or do on a seperate scale. We have an opportunity to show the world that there is a huge market for REAL RAPPERS who make REAL MUSIC for REAL PEOPLE. It’s time to restore balance back to the game. At the end of the day the POWER is in the PEOPLE. They will always sell us what we want to buy. This could be a serious movement for other underground artist that are in this for the LOVE of the ART. These are people that I want to see perform on TV and be present on countdowns. If we do this right, maybe one day we can listen to the radio again. —- Mother Of K.4.L.
The WORLD would be a better place if EVERYBODY listened to BIG K.R.I.T. & CURREN$Y… Don’t you agree?
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My remix of Jodeci’s infamous track “Freek N’ You”
Who doesn’t love Jodeci? Maybe a few people, but I don’t care about those guys. Download: http://bit.ly/frickinyoo
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I am the most beautiful boogie man,
The most beautiful boogie man.
Let me be your favorite nightmare,
Close your eyes and i’ll be right there.
(via loveyourchaos)
Today is Maxwell’s birthday…so to celebrate, why don’t you check out the Soul Bounce Hot 16: Maxwell Essential Suite playlist on Spotify? You’ll be SO glad you did.
Oddisee - The Gold Is Mine
Dope visuals for my favorite song on “Odd Renditions”!
“He was once hailed as the next Marvin Gaye. Then, after his ripped body threatened to overshadow his music, he vanished into addiction. So what the hell was he doing recently singing his heart out in a Pentecostal church in Stockholm? And how are his abs? Amy Wallace witnessed D’Angelo’s ecstatic return to the stage—and hung out with the master of the sacred and the profane as he finishes his first album in a dozen years.”
Red Bull Music Academy - Santigold Fireside Chat
“Released at the most neon moment of the fluorescent frenzy of the late 2000s, the self-titled debut in 2008 from New York based musician Santigold shook numerous heads in the taste-making music world - not only because she was depicted on the cover vomiting gold (a bold statement by itself), but also because the music was truly emblematic of the post-everything diamond rush going on in pop at the time. Reggae collided with electro, punk smashed alongside bass and Santi White’s brash, dancehall-infused vocals rode the wave the whole time. After wrapping up collaborations with Jay-Z, Karen O, Switch, Spank Rock, Beastie Boys and the global village poster icon Diplo, Santigold continues to further obscure her myriad of influences with her latest album, ‘Master Of Make-Believe’ on Roc Nation. Listen to her speak about the musical tastes she inherited from her dad, her career start and how to earn respect as a female artist in this Fireside Chat.”
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