New music from J Shiltz – “Gimme That Flow”.
Produced by Lancecape
Cuts by DJ Docta.
J Shiltz – Gimme That Flow (Prod. Lancecape)
J Shiltz – Gimme That Flow (DJ Pack)
Previously: NEW MUSIC: J Shiltz feat. Spek Won & Rishaard “It’s On” (Prod. Junia-T)
A taste of music from Muneshine’s upcoming collabo EP with The Netherland’s Vinyl Frontiers.
Muneshine is an emcee/producer from Toronto, Canada. He is 1/2 of The Birthday Boys with D-Sisive, 1/2 of Twin Peaks with Ghettosocks and co-founder of worldwide production assembly Wax Reform (with Illmind, M-Phazes, Dminor, Emilio Rojas and Presto).
More info on Muneshine can be found at http://www.muneshine.com
Vinyl Frontiers are a production team from The Netherlands currently working on a series of production projects with artists from around the world (that will be available for free download). They recently released a mixtape of unreleased songs (available at http://vinylfrontiers.bandcamp.com), and a beattape sampling classic TV theme-songs (http://soundcloud.com/vinylfrontiers/vinyl-frontiers-n-dj-friss-tv-tunes-beattape) that has now been downloaded in over 70 countries.
More info on Vinyl Frontiers can be found at http://www.vinylfrontiers.com
The EP features cuts from DJ Friss (also from The Netherlands), winner of the ‘Best Musician’ award at Holland’s largest national hip hop talent show, ‘Grote Prijs van Nederland’ in 2009.
More info on DJ Friss can be found at http://www.djfriss.com
Audio for Belly’s latest single “Back Against The Wall” featuring Kobe.
Belly feat. Kobe – Back Against The Wall (Dirty)
Belly feat. Kobe – Back Against The Wall (Clean)
Belly feat. Kobe – Back Against The Wall (Instrumental)
Belly feat. Kobe – Back Against The Wall (Acapella)
Produced by Danny Boy Styles & Dj Blackout for Blackout Movement.
Even more versions in different formats and bit rates available HERE!
Previously: NEW VIDEO: Belly – Back Against The Wall feat. Kobe
Directed by AMD Collective.
Miles Jones drops visuals for the remix to his latest single “Never Wrong”.
Produced by Boi-1da.
Directed by Chris Robinson.
Via MWP!
Visuals for the Nicki, Drizzy, T-Minus banger!
The MTV restrictions thing just sucks, lol.
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Music from come-up kid Tronic who linked us via a recommend from Roshine (what up!).
The mixtape’s called “Unfinished Robot” – a self-produced project put out on Broken Records with a feature from Amanda Diva on this joint HERE.
His flow’s unpolished, but the kid’s definitely got potential, so if you’re one of those people that can appreciate following a new artist early-out on their musical journey in search of personal progression and success, then hop on and enjoy the ride.
Really dope look into The Airplane Boys – their mental and their overall movement – done by Lauren Festa over at ThinkContra.com (whatup Trung!)
The Airplane Boys have landed.
For the Airplane Boys, everything is music. Every movement, every situation, every experience. Our sit down for CONTRA was no exception. Every sentence was beautifully phrased, as if they had been given the questions prior. Everything expressed was peppered with metaphorical meaning. There are so many layers to this duo, and you willingly let them wrap you up. One of the most enjoyable interviews to date. Being around Mannie and J, you want to make yourself a better person. They pull out of you, a feeling that anything is possible, if you set your goals high enough, and reach, reach, reach, no matter what. Feeling it would be a shame to edit too much, here’s the pre-production mix of our conversation.
Welcome to the elixir, that is, THE AIRPLANE BOYS.
“Some people dream about success, while others wake up to reach it..”. – Sleep
Based out of Toronto, Mannie Serranilla [Beck Motley] and Jason Drakes [Bon Voyage] are the enigmatic duo behind The Airplane Boys. They just might be children of the revolution, in planting the seeds of a new sound that challenges the barriers of modern music. If hip hop was stagnate for a minute, it’s about to be revived by young, forward thinking talents like Mannie and J. Putting out their sound means revealing something fresh, creating a smooth and steady ripple. When you hear it, you think, maybe it’s electro-hip-hop-rock. And that’s just fine with them. The Airplane Boys don’t want to be labeled as just one kind of music for one kind of person. That’s because they take something from everything, and work it into their perpetually evolving sound. Captivating synths, experimental drums, varying samples. Whether its a 32 bar or a 16th, it’s got to have meaning.
Read the full interview over at ThinkContra.com
Previously: VIDEO: The Airplane Boys “Sleep” (Live @ Lula Lounge)
Directed by Mark Valino.
Dope visuals for Mindbender’s “Reset Button”.
Ugh!
And in 2011.. if you’re an artist and have an identical twin.. it isn’t just about brotherly love.. it’s a pretty cost effective visual effect too, lol.
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