even though i’ve heard this song so so many times co. fee brings a new flavor to it. props. !DL!

this is nosajthing. has some cool releases out. seems to be honing in on his own style and tech. just a mix of sample clips in this vid, but keep em’ peeled. cool light show. oooooo.

before you know what’s good you have to know what’s available. digging through glk releases me and my primo were reminded of louis armstrongs’ st james infirmary — an anonymous folk song @ 18th century. despite infinitely many renditions i’d have to agree with louis and say you won’t find anyone like him.

brainfeeder’s ahu hace un mixta. bueno.

feels like summer.

¡mira a todas las mujeres motando en biciletas!

¡que fantastico!

¡viva roma!

thank you brainfeeder.

this girl has one of the most increasingly popular radio shows of all time. she makes use of her connects to get some exclusive material and then throws together compilations. here’s a teaser for her latest album. see what the talk is all about. a little too house-ie at points, but mostly inline with cool.

listen, this is the last time. maybe i’m off the mark with this, maybe not. but i think i’ll listen until he gives me a reason not to.

n e w s h i t

ok. that’s it.

the thing about playing disco-ie and funk tracks for a while, is that they get completely boring. then you realize there was more than a decade dedicated to it. and then it’s not as cool.

this isn’t even mixing it up.

this is just the noise i hear in my brain movies. you scream, i scream, we all screem for neon indian. myspace

music reviews are stupid. ie:

super-compressed house/dubstep mutant with that perculiar ‘folk-not-folk’

granted, this quote comes from a place i love to find new music at…blah blah blah integrity in an audio journalism…what’s it sound like? $¢£¥ ?

in keeping with the boogie feel, check this out.

dãm-funk’s modern influences:

• slave
• aurra
• prince
• prelude records
• the earliest of funk obscurities

dãm-funk has found peace within a higher power from deep space. together they made his last two albums.

(this next word is funny)
funk-modernity. stones throw

madlib’s wlib am: king of the wigflip is madlib at his finest in collaboration with some of the best new/underground hip-hop talent. ie. guilty simpson, georgia anne muldrow, defari, med & poke, j-rocc, prince po, karriem riggins, frezna, the professionals, liberation, roc c, oh no, frank n dank, stacy epps, and murs. fuck…to the brim. stones throw