Friday, September 10, 2010 at 1:20PM The official video from John Legend & The Roots’ collaborative album Wake Up!, which drops September 21st. So good.
Monday, September 6, 2010 at 9:26PM 
Here is a new mix from a mate of mine, DJ Bounce. It’s a recorded mix of all the tracks he played at Ty’s ‘Special Kind Of Fool’ live album launch party, which you can listen to here. After the jump you can find a few words from the man himself, along with the tracklist and download link.
Hey people,
Hope you’re all good. Just wanted to give you a bit of a Bounce update…
I’m currently waiting on my house to be completed & cant wait to get my new music room up & running. I’ve got a few mixes in the pipeline including volume 2 of the Ty mixtape which I’m very hyped about & a kind of follow up to the Don-E mix I did a while back, I’m gonna keep it as a bit of a surprise though.
To keep you all going I’ve recorded a mix of the tracks that I played when I was a guest at the Ty “Special Kind Of Fool” live album launch party at London’s famous Jazz Cafe in Camden. It was an honour to be able to spin at such a legendary venue & such a legendary gig too.Check the TY podcast below for an idea how good it was!
The tracklist has a few titles from previous Bounce mixes & the reason is because I wanted to play some of my favourite tracks at the gig & so they went straight to the mix.
Think of this mix as a kind of warm up for Good Sh*t Vol 3.
This mix also features an EXCLUSIVE track by the amazing Black Einstein called “Arabia” that features Maseo from the legendary Hip-Hop group De La Soul & the UK’s very own lyrical wordsmith Mystro (Mystro’s “Digmund Freud” EP is out very soon,watch this space for more info). The Black Einstein track is from the much anticipated Black Einstein EP that is based on David Bowie tracks, again keep an eye on www.BlackEinstein.co.uk for more info.
Here’s the mix link & track list
1.Katalyst ft Steve Spacek – How About Us
2.Erykah Badu – Window Seat
3.Saukrates ft Mystro & Loudmouth Melvin – Wednesday (UK remix)
4.Blak Twang ft Lynden David Hall – Perfect Love Song (Remix)
5.Grooveman Spot ft Erik Rico - Everybody
6.Marsha Ambrosius ft Little Brother - Sunshine
7.Eric Roberson – Bad For Me
8.DJ Jazzy Jeff – For Da Love of Da Game
9.Gangstarr ft Total – Discipline
10.Floetry – Floetic
11.Aloe Blacc – I Need A Dollar
12.Talib Kweli ft Mary J Blige – I Try
13.Rhymefest ft Phonte – How High
14.Simbad ft Steelo - Fever
15.Big Boi – Shutterbugg
16.Platinum Pied Pipers ft Sa-Ra – Deep Inside
17.Snoop Dogg ft Mayer Hawthorne – Gangsta Luv (Mayer Hawthorne remix)
18.Black Einstein ft Maseo & Mystro – Arabia (Black Einstein EP Coming real soon!)
19.Sepalot ft Blu – Surrender
20.DJ Jazzy Jeff ft Ayah – He Don’t Want It
21.Ife – Aim To Please
22.Outro ft Colin Emmanuel the Black Einstein
Monday, September 6, 2010 at 7:11PM 
My favourite track from Stig’s latest release, Mood Swings. Album is very hit and miss, but I have a lot of time for this. He goes hard.
“Fuck trying to fit in with the white scene, where everybody dresses like an advert for Gap Jeans.”
Hip-Hop, Stig Of The Dump in Aside Monday, September 6, 2010 at 12:41PM 
Got so much love for this guy. Absolutely ripped the beat to pieces. Hopefully him and KanYe will actually work together in the near future.
Hip-Hop, J. Cole, KanYe West in Aside Sunday, September 5, 2010 at 11:51AM Amazing video for Big Boi’s new single, which features the ever brilliant Yelawolf.
Saturday, September 4, 2010 at 4:53PM 
Favourite track from Black Milk’s latest release, Album Of The Year. It’s not MY album of the year, but it’s definitely worth a listen. Beats on it are superb.
Album of The Year, Black Milk, Hip-Hop in Aside Saturday, September 4, 2010 at 3:35PM 
This album is going to be monstrous. Been a long time since a KanYe song made me feel like this.
Hip-Hop, KanYe West in Aside Wednesday, September 1, 2010 at 3:51PM 
Track taken from Max Tannone’s new project, Dub Kweli. Not sure I like it as much as Mos Dub, but it’s still sick and a brilliant free download. Hope he does a few more of these - easy listening.
Dub, Hip-Hop, Max Tannone, Talib Kweli in Aside Monday, August 30, 2010 at 7:52PM 
Really nice to hear KRS-One back to the top of his game. This is a great album and I personally believe a lot of that is down to True Master’s exceptional production. KRS-ONE and Wu-Tang fans will not be disappointed. Here is my favourite track from the album.
Hip-Hop, KRS-One, True Master in Aside 
