Quick post to introduce you to The Widdler in case you haven't had the chance yet to discover his psychedelic music. This guys is well known for his smashing style and his weird but well proportioned depth of sound.
Not for everyone, gotta have your dubstep goggles on. Personally, I really like the "Lady Dub" track.
I didn't post the most fuckup tunes of his since I didn't want to traumatize any virgins out there but if you like what you hear make sure to take a look at his other stuff.
Just droppin a lil something so you can be on top of things. Travis Barker has been hanging out with a lot of rappers and emcees for the past years. Most of them were mainstream peeps like Soulja Boy (fuck soulja boy), but this time he did a collabo with The Cool Kids. Pretty interesting, take a look. It doesn't sound like a recorded drum so don't expect it to be a live performance. He probably produced the drums/bassline for the beat instead of just playing over like he usually does.
Yes yes, its that special time of the week. Hip hop is coming around your corner. In this post ill be focusing on legal hip hop mixtapes. But dont get it twisted, the mixtapes featured in here are no rickross gangsta grezill ones. Each group produced a quality "album" wich they called mixtape since they are giving it for FREE, buuuuut beat quality is there my friend.
1st off, the most known artist of the bunch : Chip Tha Ripper Mister Chip might be considered a bit more rap-ish then Hiphop but his beat selection for his mixtape "The Cleveland Show" is quite interesting. Loads of electro beats but still comes with great hip hop production like the track produced by one of my favorite producer DJ Hi-Tek. To top it off, there is about 20 tracks in this mixtape, all produced by a bunch of different locals (OHIO) and Chip's friends.
2. Pac Div 2nd mixtape is from Pac Div. A west coast flavor with a lot talent. The mixtape "Church League Champions" was very well received by the rap/hiphop community. With all this hype they were able to reach the ears of The Neptunes, who will produce songs for their upcoming album called "Grown Kid Syndrome". You can compare their sound to similar west coast modern hiphop groups like The Cool Kids or Dom Kennedy. Enjoy, great videos too...
3. 6th sense 6th sense is a raper/producer/DJ from New York. The dude works his ass off to come up with fresh eastcoast hip hop. On his most recent mixtape "Vol 2 & 3", he produced mellow beats on which well known rapers like : Skyzoo, Chip Tha Ripper, The Kid Daytona spit verses.
Well I find it a damn shame to have missed out on Chewy Chocolate Cookies in Montreal not long ago. I've been digging CCC for some time now and the new remixes do not dissapoint. To start off, a remix of We all wanna be Prince by Felix Da Housecat (check out the original clip, you gotta love those hipster chicks)
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