sexta-feira, 29 de abril de 2011

Jazz Spastiks - 12 Bit Spit (2010)



01. They Spastik!
02. Penpusha feat. Selph Conscious
03. Hot Shit! feat. Junclassic
04. Yes, Yes feat. Rebels To The Grain
05. Gold Roast
06. The Goods feat. Rebels To The Grain
07. Ride The Rhythm feat. Destruct & Turtle
08. Unkutfresh feat. Rebels To The Grain
09. Paladin
10. Circumstances feat. Warpath
11. Dashtastik feat. C-dash
12. The Clap
13. Buzzin feat. Wes Restless & The Primeridian
14. Spastik feat. Selph Conscious
15. Lucy Liu Respaz feat. Atari Blitzkrieg & Ryu
16. Aphids Respaz feat. The In-sect
17. Game Over

Guru - Collaborations and Rarities, Part One (2011)


Shaolin Jazz - The 37th Chamber (2011)



1) The High Priestess of Chessboxin’
Lansana’s Priestess by Donald Byrd
2) Scalp ‘em (NFN)
Kasalefkut-Hulu by Mulatu Astatke
3) Blue Hype
Blacks & Blues by Bobbi Humphrey
4) Baby I Got Yo’ Love
Love Beams by Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes
5) Mighty Method
Mighty Quinn by Ramsey Lewis
6) The Pit
The Sea Lion by Grover Washington Jr.
7) Killa Tape [interlude]
Equinox by John Coltrane
Astral C.R.E.A.M. (The Pharaoh-Jarel Beatdown Remix)
Astral Traveling by Pharaoh Sanders, along with Pharaoh’s Dream prod. by Jneiro Jarel (which is a reworking of the Pharaoh Sanders song)
8 ) The Brew Out
Uses elements from Bitches Brew by Miles Davis
9) Cutterz Fucka [interlude]
(C’mon an’) Play With Me by John Klemmer
10) Juggling Labels
John McLaughlin by Miles Davis
11) How Sly
Poinciana by Ahmad Jamal
12) Chameleon 500
Chameleon by Herbie Hancock; along with Footprints by A Tribe Called Quest (which sampled from Think Twice by Donald Byrd), Searching – The Africa 70 Version prod. by Osunlade (which is a reworking of Searching by Roy Ayers), Hot Music
prod. by Pal Joey (which sampled from Skain’s Domain by Wynton Marsalis) and elements of C’mon Baby prod. by Funkmaster Flex.
13) Cream Team’s Return
Slim’s Return prod. by Madlib (which is a reworking of The Look of Slim by Gene Harris and The Three Sounds)
 

Beastie Boys - Hot Sauce Committee Part 2 (2011)




01. Make Some Noise
02. Nonstop Disco Powerpack
03. OK
04. Too Many Rappers (featuring NAS)
05. Say It
06. The Bill Harper Collection
07. Don’t Play No Game That I Can’t Win (featuring Santigold)
08. Long Burn The Fire
09. Funky Donkey
10. The Larry Routine
11. Tadlock’s Glasses
12. Lee Majors Come Again
13. Multilateral Nuclear Disarmament
14. Here’s A Little Something For Ya
15. Crazy Ass Shit
16. The Lisa Lisa/Full Force Routine

DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - Loop Attitude (2011)



01. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - C'mon Wit Da Git Down
02. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - I'll Street Blues
03. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - Big Poppa
04. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - Da Bichez
05. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)
06. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - Props Over Here
07. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - Word Is Bond
08. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - One Love
09. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - Fine Tune Da Mic
10. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - Award Tour
11. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - Electric Relaxation
12. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - Step To Me
13. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - Don't Sweat The Technique
14. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - Soul Clap
15. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - A Roller Skating Jam Named “Saturdays”
16. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - 93’ Till Infinity
17. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - Street Life
18. DJ Mitsu The Beats & Fat Loop - Return Of The Crooklyn Dodgers

segunda-feira, 18 de abril de 2011

Cacique '97 - Chapa 97 EP


01. Chapa 97 (4:58)
02. American Cop (f/ Nástio Mosquito) (7:11)
03. Jorge de Capadocia (Live) (9:12)
04. Come From Nigeria (Live) (10:13)
05. Dragao (Live) (6:49)
06. Chapa 97 (Live) (9:10)

" Cacique'97 (afrobeat collective from Mozambique/Portugal) ended the year of 2010 in beauty, after performing at the most important World Music festivals in Portugal and the prestigious Warsaw Cross Cultured Festival in Poland, alongside artists such as Salif Keita, Ladysmith Black Mambazo and Mayra Andrade. The debut album, released in 2009, announced as the first afrobeat record in the lusophone countries, was rapidly embraced by national and international critics, with the highlight of Okayplayer, from the legendary The Roots.
And what is a Chapa? It is hard to believe that Mozambique does not have an effective public transportation network. The transport is secured by 12 seats Toyota vans called the Chapa! For a negotiable price, these private buses ensure several routes in the country, where in each stop the collector receives the clients payments and tries to convince others to join the ride. Cacique´s Chapa has the number 97 and invites you to take a ride on the lusophone afrobeat."