Utilizing vinyl borrowed exclusively from Afrika Bambaataa's historic and genre-defining record collection, DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist's acclaimed Renegades Of Rhythm set touches down in Oakland, California in this professionally-documented film experience. You're there in the audience as the two DJ's unravel the evolution of Hip-Hop music and culture, using the same artifacts that helped create it. "Not just any records- the MASTER OF RECORDS' records."
...And yet, SoundCloud’s potential is fascinating, and perhaps unique. The founders have ambitious goals that respond to changes in the way music and sound are created and consumed. It’s a beautiful dream. So long as all the crucial participants—labels, publishers, artists, SoundCloud itself—can agree on how to share it....
...This sour note matters, because a significant amount of the “grass-roots” material on SoundCloud is so-called derivative content: remixes, mashups, and sample-based music built from existing songs without permission. The company won’t discuss how much of what SoundClouders upload makes unauthorized use of others’ intellectual property, but it’s not trivial. If SoundCloud can convince the labels it has a solution to that dilemma that will make money for everybody, it would be a breakthrough...
...They also argue that it’s specifically because they’ve designed their service from a creator’s perspective that they will ultimately win over Big Music: They want to give rights holders, small and large, control over their work. (In June, SoundCloud struck a licensing agreement with an organization that represents 20,000 smaller labels, boosting the participation in On SoundCloud.) But, they add, they want to do so in a way that recognizes what music consumption has become and where it’s headed. “Remix culture, derivative culture, is already, today, a huge part of society,” Ljung says. And starting with On SoundCloud, their plan is to create a way to make money on such content that will be fair to everyone. “It’s something that we’re unlocking,” Ljung says, declining to be more precise.
In their view, what’s happening in the audio technology world goes well beyond a transition to streaming. “It’s easier to create music, to collaborate on music, and to share it instantly across the world,” Ljung says. “It’s much easier now to create a new genre.” Maybe that means music that gets big fast, fades fast—or morphs. A hit song will still matter, but perhaps less for its canonical self than for the versions and variants it spawns. Access to a catalog of past music or a momentous album-like release every year or two would become less important than a steady supply of material that keeps fans’ attention.
@monk-one is truly a legend. His impeccable taste and deep knowledge of vinyl culture is reflected in everything he does; from being on the ground floor at the inception of Wax Poetics, to curating the excellent Names You Can Trust label, to his acclaimed DJ sets - the man lives and breathes music.
Listen back to his set, and be sure to check out the full show, which has an interview with Monk and some amazing stories.
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The Beat Junkies present: Soundcheck
Broadcasting Live from Los Angeles 7-10PM
Every 2nd & 4th Tuesdays Of The Month
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Soundcheck Ep. 11 (7.22.15) w/ Gangrene, Koreatown Oddity, Dj Jayceeoh, & Warren G
Dj Rhettmatic set:
Black Milk - Mary Jane
Pete Rock - Gonna Love You
Skyzoo - See A Key
Statik Selectah - Another Level feat Rapsody
R.A.W - (Right Amount of Wrong) Yes You Can
Pac Div - Roll The Dice
Donmonique feat. Danny Brown - The Low
Finale - Just Due
Ghostface Killah x Adrian Younge - Resurrection Morning feat Raekwon
Black Milk - Over instr
Nikobeats - Wednesday feat Fly Anakin & Henny Lo
Special Guest Koreatown Oddity
Koreatown Oddity MPC set
Ras G x Koreatown Oddity - Ice Fetish
Koreatown Oddity - Film Roll Splices & The Deleted Scenes Koreatown Oddity - Invisible Force
Ras G x Koreatown Oddity- Cold Titty Mama 3
Koreatown Oddity - Live and Direct
Dj Babu set:
Meek Mill - Classic feat Swizz Beats
Madchild - Devils and Angels
Cormega - No Filter feat Roc Marciano
Special Guest: Dj Jayceeoh
Dj Jayceeoh set:
Jayceeoh feat Redman - Turn Me Up Some
Redman - Time 4 Sum Aktion
LL Cool J feat. Method Man & Redman - 4,3,2,1
Redman - Gilla House
Busta Rhymes - What Up
Dj Jayceeoh & Redman - Y'all Already Know (Exclusive)
Rhettmatic set 2:
Khrysis - King Kong
Pete Rock - BBjones
Blu - Thriller
Large Professor - Industry remix 2 feat Inspectah Deck
Special Guest: Warren G with Mike Slice (Freestyle)
213 (Warren G & Snoop Dogg) - 213 Demo
Bad Lucc - Hands Down
Mentplus - All My Friends
Hus Kingpin - Shooting Gods feat Killer Ben
Pete Rock - On & On
Slum village - Expressive
Black Milk - ???
Ghostface Killah - Get The Money feat Vince Staples
Special Guest: Gangrene + Dj Romes
Gangrene Medley Mix:
Gangrene - Not High Enough
Gangrene - Drink Up feat Roc Marciano
Gangrene - Chain Swinging
Gangrene - All Bad
Gangrene - Dump Truck feat Prodigy
Gangrene - Vodka & Ayahuasca
Gangrene - Play It Cool
Gangrene - Driving Gloves feat Action Bronson
Gangrene - Away Too Long (prod.by Madlib) (Exclusive)
## DIGGIN101 PRESENTS:
DJ SHEEP: SUMMER SPLIFFZ: VOLUME 1
Recorded Live: Tuesday 21st July 2015
Here's the first of a new trilogy of mixes goin' out to all the diggaz in the Northern Hemisphere enjoin' that summer heat in and out of the crates.
This time 'round I'm bringing it back to basics with classic hip-hop samples and breaks from the "golden-era" of rap sampling with a few splashes of the unknown in-between: funk, soul, jazz, soundtracks, library joints and drum breaks from all corners of the globe, cut up on the 1's and 2's in one take.
Sorry for the delay on the mix tip, appreciate all the spins. You can show support by copping a USB stick full of mixes or digital files over at djsheep.bigcartel.com.
Shouts to egotrip, pipomixes, cratesofjr, GRNDGD, Ryan Proctor, J-Zone, Arks, Jay Brizzy, Sean P, Snoop God, DJ ADA, Cut Chemist, Boogie Monster and the Shady Palms crew. Next gig is out in Bali, Indonesia on the 29th of August on the beach for Ku De Ta's old school block party with Rob Swift, Felix Da Housecat and more. If you're out there, don't miss it! Summer Spliffz: Volume 2 droppin' real soon.
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#1 in the series of mix tapes by Irn Mnky & DJ esSDee.
For those who know and to those who don't, this is the first back-to-back mixtape in the series which sees Irn Mnky & DJ esSDee back on a project that allows them to do what they do best which involves getting crazy in the mix with everything that works.
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released 18 July 2015
BeatPete (Mellow Orange Music / Backyard Joints)
Vitamin D - Vinyl Mix
Tracks from:
1. Intro
2. Gerald Lee - Soft
3. Barry Forgie - Mediterranee
4. Janko Nilovic - Sacha Pacha
5. Placebo - Inner City Blues
6. I Marc 4 - Sweet Beat
7. Azymuth - Seems Like This
8. Piero Umiliani - Safari Club
9. Marc Moulin - Le Beau Galop
10. Roger Roger - Safari Park
11. Quarteto Em Cy - Tudo Que Voce Podia Ser
12. Osmar Milito - America Latina
13. James Reese & The Progressions - Let's Go (It's Summertime)
14. I Marc 4 - Compression
15. L.A. Carnival - The Klan
16. The Stark Reality - Blue Pillow
17. Chick Corea - Crystal Silence
STRICTLY VINYL
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Diamond D - 1996 Breakbeats and Hip Hop Mix on Hot 97 FM by Cratesofjr on Mixcloud
Back with the first official Summer episode. All piano jazz tunes from mainly recent digs. Michel Sardaby, Les McCann, Michael Longo, Zimbo Trio, Ray Bryant, [redacted], the Three Sounds, Monty Alexander.
This mix incorporates some multi-tracks, unreleased skits with a garnish of new and old music. This mix is intended to make a long car ride breeze by in a flash. Enjoy!
Devil's Pie is honored to present to you a tribute of jazz living legend Herbie Hancock by Mark de Clive-Lowe, one of today's contemporary musical masters. More than a regular DJ mix, this live recording features Mark looping, remixing, and adding his own musicianship to Herbie's iconic music.
In Mark de Clive-Lowe's own words:
"The first time I heard Herbie Hancock was the Miles live album My Funny Valentine/Four and More. It was the first time I'd heard that era jazz music and I remember being so blown away with the way Herbie and Tony Williams played together and interacted on that concert. That was the start of a deep admiration and love for the art, creativity and music of Herbie Hancock. I consumed everything I could that he turned his hand to - all of his work with Miles, his own solo records for Blue Note, sideman recordings with every jazz great in every decade since the 60s, his Mwandishi experimental crossover work, the Headhunters deep funk - there's nothing the man could not do. As a pianist he's the ultimate - harmonically so rich and inventive, melodically so lyrical, rhythmically so damn hip. I've been fortunate to see him play on numerous occasions all over the world. The first time was the VSOP band live in Japan along with Wayne Shorter, Wallace Roney, Ron Carter and Tony Williams. I was 17 at the time and can't really fully explain how amazing that was to me. He's one of my biggest inspirations and influences and through his huge body of work, a true musical mentor. In being asked to put together a tribute set, it was the perfect opportunity to go back through decades of his work and pick moments that I really love. I wanted to do more than just spin a set of tunes though, I wanted to take those moments and sample them, flip them, perform a live mixtape. It was the perfect way to share the man's music and how I feel about it. Enjoy!"
Recorded live on June 17, 2015 at Lock & Key Bar, Los Angeles.
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Tracklist:
Textures
Oliloqui Valley
Watermelon Man
Sonrisa
Trust Me
Steppin In It
Sun Touch
Twilight
You’ll Know When You Get There
Spank-a-Lee
Death Wish (Main Title)
Stars In Your Eyes
Butterfly
Chameleon
Fat Albert Rotunda
Calypso
Riot
Ready Or Not
Knee Deep
Hang Up Your Hang Ups
Wiggle Waggle
I Have a Dream
Kuru/Speak Like A Child
Jack Rabbit
Maiden Voyage
Survival of the Fittest
Nobu
St Louis Blues
Artwork by Manila Ryce.
Mind Fusion began as a five-volume mixtape series, released 2004-2007. These mixtape CD releases bare no label or address, just the name “Madlib” designed like the Tamla Records logo. Vol 1 and Vol 4 contain production from Madlib. Vol 2 is a jazz mix. Vol 3 and Volume 5 are mixes of records from around the world. Liner notes in each volume, from authors such as Thurston Moore, Vaclav Havel, LeRoi Jones, and Lungston Hughes, range from essays on jazz, a Los Angeles guides, poems, tips on making bombs at home.
