By far the funniest artwork I’ve seen in a long time, well today at least. Yes 50’s style cartoons you have my heart. Aside from that, ‘Bacon Pancakes’ is the latest collaboration effort from Chelsea Reject and Sentry, taken from Sentry’s newest EP ‘Brunch’. The MCs plays off each other really well, and the production has a really fresh and interesting vibe to it, especially with the guitar breaks.

You can get the whole EP Brunch “a collaborative mixtape between Sentry and French Producer Canya Reial, featuring production entirely by the latter” for free over at Bandcamp, and Chelsea Reject’s new mixtape ‘Radi-8’ will be out at the beginning of April.

K-Woody’s second venture into solo releases sees him dropping ‘People I’ve Met’. The album’s a nostalgic and reflective release charting the last few years of K-Woody’s journey and hard work in making music his career. I’m a fan of his vocal tone; and it gives the song lyrics a greater sense of depth to them. If you’re looking for a relaxed and chilled out vibe with a more poppy feel, paired with some urgent themes attached to the songs stories, then you might be interested in giving this listen. Either way though, if you’re just happy to play some honest and passionate hip-hop then you should check this out.

www.datpiff.com/mixtapes-detail.php?id=459379

Millennium Jazz have just released the first in a series of 12 pack (Check the work rate) that will be released every month. ‘Randoms’ is a healthy mix of some sounds reminiscent of MJ’s earlier material, but with the added maturity of age and new ideas filtered into the EP to give it a fresh new sound. It features all the favourites from the camp, Diligent Fingers, Awakening Dawn, Ed XL, Gadget, Skinnista, along with new-to-the-team, Blue Buttons. Go cop this, and we’ll be keeping up to date with their next releases ove the coming months.

(Also, how hungry does the front cover make you though? James Greenway is the artist responsible for this one.)