Amateurs de sons quali, je ne saurais que trop vous conseiller de vous arrêter quelques minutes pour télécharger ce podcast de Madlib, le producteur de Hip-Hop américain que l'on ne présente plus. Historien érudit de la musique Black américaine, Madlib nous livre ici 20 min de pur bonheur auditif.Si vous ne connaissez pas encore cet artiste multi-facettes, écoutez donc ses autres projets comme Madvillainy, Danger Doom, etc...Plus d'infos sur son Wikipedia et merci à François pour l'info...
Madlib’s strong presence on P’s debut album should make for an interesting LP. Guest featured artists include Aesop Rock, Chali 2Na, Guilty Simpson, Diamond D, and Prince Po. You can preorder from UGHH.com & FATBEATS.com, and they will come with bonus 45 “The Hand that Leads You (Egg Roll Version)” while supplies last. Check the tracklist after the break. (more…)
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Heres the promo video for Madlib’s upcoming album “Beat Konducta in India Vol 3 & 4“, dropping August 28th on Stones Throw Records. Expect only the finest Bollywood scenes in the promo, also you can listen to the track ‘Masala’ which is featured in the beginning of the video right here. Watch that joint after the break, hilarity will surely ensue. (more…)
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The video after the jump is of J Dilla (R.I.P.), speaking on his relationship with Madlib, how the brothas first met, and how their collaborations first began, its some good footage. Remember J Dilla’s album “Jay Love Japan” is in stores, and is a must cop. (more…)
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This is the new single by Sa-Ra also known by their full name, Sa-Ra Creative Partners. “Sah-Rah” comprises of Om’Mas Keith, Taz Arnold, and Shafiq Husayn and their name translates roughly to “the children of God.” Their album “The Hollywood Recordings” is set to be released on Babygrande Records on April 24th, 2007. Definitely a break from the monotonous music saturating the airwaves…
