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Icelandic producer Abstrkt Idea has recently released his record through Lunatic Records, featuring the legendary Sadat X from Brand Nubian. It’s a good mix of old and new skool, something for the backpackers and something for the soul lovers. Abstrkt’s use of horns and subtle synth parts in a lot of his tracks gives it a nice touch, and doesn’t oversaturate the record, but instead enhances it nicely. ‘Detective Sax’ is a really good example of both instruments being used to their best. Some songs feature Sadat X, and some are strictly beat-driven
This is only free until February the 18th, so I suggest you get your hands on a copy whilst you still can. Then, oh noze you might actually have to finacially support your music scene. Eek!
Some interesting vocal tones and collaborations from Denver locals FLY4WIRD and vocalist Abigail Freed. It’s a definate grower. Give this track a few spin rounds and you’ll be a fan. The production and chorus makes me want to sit in the sun and drink coffee, which incidentally is what I’m currently doing so that’s handy.
For fans of Common, Qausimoto and Darkothesuper.
New track from Remus going in over a heavy Dead Man Walkn beat. SICK!
Here’s some footage of Big Dutty Deeze performing ‘The Remedy’ live at Rap In Da Box, Cambridge on February 2nd 2013. This track is taken from his current mixtape release ‘Vitamin Deeze’ which is available from http://www.bigduttydeeze.bandcamp.com.
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With guest appearances from Ghostface, Action Bronson, Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire, Roc Marciano, Vinnie Paz, Cappadonna & additional beats from DJ Premier & Oh No, you can expect nothing less then top notch production and rewind worthy lyricism from CZARFACE. “We are CZARFACE because they know our faces and they know us for being dope rhyme suppliers, like Tony Montana we are known for our balls and our word; lyrically we will conquer the world and everything in it” states Deck. Esoteric explains further, “CZARFACE is a vigilante, anti-hero character who serves as the face of the project, and his focus is on annihilating the media darlings that the mainstream caters to.”
CZARFACE will be released on 19-02-2013 via Brick Records
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Instrumentally this is pretty chill, with some nice breaks and fun samples to it. Lyrically and vocally it’s a clever piece of rap, with a definite positive vibe to it. If I had a car I’d drive around to all day, and long into the night time too. This is the 3rd single off of his new mixtape Change For The Better dropping in May.
Edward Scissortongue performs Fluids live on BBC Introducing Cambridgeshire.
The track is lifted from his debut album ‘Better.Luck.Next.Life’ and is produced by Lamplighter which is OUT NOW on High Focus Records on CD, digital & Limited edition vinyl.
Winter Blues is the latest EP from Mohammad Escrow, and he’s used a pretty eclectic mix of producers to rap over. Some beats range from dubstep (Skrillex need not apply), 60’s pop samples, interesting cuts and drums, all mixed with some more familiar sounding hip-hop production that you might expect.
Content-wise, Winter Blues is an EP that is very much about the MC himself, mixing up the externel of what’s happening, and reflecting on it’s internel effect on Mohammad Escrow as a person. I’m a big fan of his vocal tone, and it reminded me of Evidence in his delivery, although Escrow definitely has his own style down.
Just so you don’t forget, the beat makers featured were: Hi Fi, D.S, Andrew Michael and DJ Dystrakted.
For fans of Evidence, El-P, P.O.S
