Rejoice! The Internet has blessed us with three new songs produced by Atlanta’s DJ Burn One, each with a separate, distinct vibe. If you’re not up to date country rap tunes, pay attention to Burn One — he’s the nexus of great Southern rap. His instrumental album The Ashtray is also on the way.
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Devin the Dude, a forerunner of weed rap, returns with “Jus Coolin” from his new album Gotta Be Me. I’m still recovering from “We Get High.”
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Action has a new hero.
Blood Bros (DJA and Dirty South Joe) have created the soundtrack to your next arduous challenge. They compiled the greatest moments in 80s action movie soundtrack history for a mix that will get you pumped in times of adversity. Now go chop some firewood!
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Sphere: Related ContentYeah, I like Madden. I’m not a big video game dude though but I like Madden. I be too high to play video games sometimes.
You can always count on Torae to come through on a Skyzoo project. The handful of rappers in the boom bap revival niche have to stick together.
Crisp audio of a youthful Wu-Tang Clan performing classics from their first album in 1995.
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Sphere: Related ContentIf you dare, watch RZA and Elijah Wood perform The Black Eyed Peas’ “Gotta Feeling” — a performance that may have happened as a direct response to DJ01’s recent post about the abbot’s distractions. The other guys in the video are Nacho Vigalondo, Eugenio Mira, Tim League, and Michael Lerman and they were at a karaoke concert sponsored by The Criterion Collection as part of the Fantastic Fest film festival.
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Sphere: Related ContentWOWOW, Duck Sauce (A-Trak + Armand Van Helden) just dropped the video for their 2nd single Barbra Streisand, which was stuck in my head for weeks when I first heard it on Annie Mac’s BBC show months ago. Now, this isn’t some boring New York set video, the video goes all out cramming so many cameos, that my fingers cramped typing everyone I caught. But it’s not pointless cameos either, pretty much all of them are neatly worked into the fun party video concept that goes hand-in-hand with the song. I was able to spot: Yelawolf, DJ Premier, Kanye West, Chromeo, Pharrell, Santigold, Questlove, Just Blaze, DJ Mehdi, Buckshot, Fat Jew, Dust La Rock, Ryan Leslie, Diplo. Who did I miss/wasn’t cool enough to recognize?
Sphere: Related ContentYeah, yeah, this sounds like a paid post (what is the blogger term for payola, anyway?). Well, it’s not, it’s more like a plea. I came across Lone Star (a new drama on FOX) this past week.. I DVRed it, and got around to finally watching it a few days ago and was really compelled to stick it out for the long haul. Being the exciting person that I am, I decided to google to see what the internets were saying about the show. The reviews seemed positive but it put up abysmal TV ratings (going up against such intellectually stimulating shows such as DWTS (Dancing With The Stars, duh– Situation got this!). So here is my plea, watch Lone Star on Mondays at 9pm to save it from the brink of cancellation. There is nothing worse that investing time in a *good* show to only have it cancelled like the ’94 World Series (I see you, Expos fans). Being the kind that I am, I’ve included the embed for the pilot episode below. When you are done watching, check out some press about the show’s uncertainty.
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Here’s one of the bigger guest spots from 7L & Esoteric’s upcoming album 1212.
