Unreleased Drizzy from 2009, Production by Kanye
Drake - You Know, You Know
Drake - You Know, You Know
Music is Still Good Thread (2016 & beyond)
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1980's boogie. Dam-Funk put me up on this one
Rah Band - Messages From The Stars
Rah Band - Messages From The Stars
Just saw this video on BET. Nice beat, I like Big Sean's flow here. May have to check out that Twenty88 project which dropped a few months ago
TWENTY88 - Talk Show
TWENTY88 - Talk Show
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My homie put me on to the single. Never knew about the full release. Thanks!
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Just bought this on iTunes. Shit deservers my money. Catchy ass joint.
Damn missed this one. Acknowledge the greats!!
CeeLo Green - My Favorite MCs
CeeLo Green - My Favorite MCs
This is dope. Got a lot of dope, classic joints on it that I'll post up later on. Not his material, older joints he and others have sampled.
Listen To A Potent & Unheard J Dilla Mixtape From 2000
J Dilla is one of the few artists known to have a record collection equally as impressive as his own original catalogue. Those waxy 12-inch pressings are the very bones from which some of our favorite cuts are built. And while his beat tapes are a thing of legend, his mixtape game is practically unheard of. Cue: Boiler Room’s discovery of the potent and unheard Back To The Crib mixtape, gifted to BBE co-founder, PeterAdarkwah, during a trip to Dilla’s hometown at the turn of the last century. Recorded at some point between the middle of ’99 and the end of ’00, the tape introduces us to Dilla: The Scholar with an amazing blend of funk, soul and jazz.
For the devoted Dilla patron, new material is hard to come by (not because there’s any shortage of vaulted music, just that they’ve probably already hit every internet back alley and corner for any and all musical morsels.) But here’s a rare glimpse at the man’s bookshelf, compiled into one 45-minute mix that’ll surely earn its weight in rotations.
Listen To A Potent & Unheard J Dilla Mixtape From 2000
J Dilla is one of the few artists known to have a record collection equally as impressive as his own original catalogue. Those waxy 12-inch pressings are the very bones from which some of our favorite cuts are built. And while his beat tapes are a thing of legend, his mixtape game is practically unheard of. Cue: Boiler Room’s discovery of the potent and unheard Back To The Crib mixtape, gifted to BBE co-founder, PeterAdarkwah, during a trip to Dilla’s hometown at the turn of the last century. Recorded at some point between the middle of ’99 and the end of ’00, the tape introduces us to Dilla: The Scholar with an amazing blend of funk, soul and jazz.
For the devoted Dilla patron, new material is hard to come by (not because there’s any shortage of vaulted music, just that they’ve probably already hit every internet back alley and corner for any and all musical morsels.) But here’s a rare glimpse at the man’s bookshelf, compiled into one 45-minute mix that’ll surely earn its weight in rotations.
Bishop Nehru - Fade
De La Soul - Royalty Capes
Black Thought - Couldn't Tell ft. Statik Selektah
New Lupe
Lupe Fiasco - Pick up the Phone
Lupe Fiasco - Pick up the Phone
ScHoolboy Q - Overtime ft. Miguel, Justine Skye
DJ Khaled - Nas Album Done ft. Nas
Danny Brown - Really Doe ft. Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul, Earl Sweatshirt
Homeboy Sandman - Bus (A Rhyme)
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T.I. - We Will Not
My Girl Dawn ft. Biz Markie
Ab-Soul "Huey Knew"
This is growing on me. Soul is one of my favorites.
This is growing on me. Soul is one of my favorites.
Conway - Rex Ryan Ft WestsideGunn & Roc Marciano
Slept on these cats from Buffalo. Dope shit.
Slept on these cats from Buffalo. Dope shit.
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