Following up the wildly successful debut episode (over 10,000 downloads at the time of the post and still climbing), Brainchild and Phonte are back with another installment of Gordon Gartrell Radio.
Same recipe as last time. Brainchild spins the tunes (some new, hot shit in there y’all) and Phonte expounds on current events, namely the R. Kelly trial and the homoeroticism of male-male-female threesomes. http://www.treesforbreakfast.com
TRACKLIST:
Tony! Toni! Tone! – “I Couldn’t Keep It To Myself”
A Race of Angels – “We”
Brand New Heavies – “Sex God” (DJ Spinna eemix)
Smoke E. Digglera – “Refreshin”
Afta-1 – “Believe”
Samon Kawamura – “Aaragon”
Comfort Fit – “Planetary Picknick”
Declaime & Georgia Anne Muldrow – “Robin Hood Theory”
Nicolay & Kay f/ Mic of the Legendary K.O. – “Stop My Way”
Giovanca – “A Matter of Fact”
Atjazz f/ Clara Hill – “Before”
R. Kelly – “Red Carpet (Pause, Flash)”
Common – “The Questions”
Q-Tip – “Work It Out”
Skillz f/ Common – “So Good” (instrumental)
D. Huston f/ Kev Brown – “So Good” (instrumental)
The Pharcyde – “Somethin’ That Means Somethin” (instrumental)
Pete Rock – “Glowing”
Waajeed – “Fat Asia”
Ray J – “I Like To Trick”
1 O.A.K. & Trackademicks – “Got Me Hooked”
Crucial Conflict – “Hay”
Kool & The Gang “You Don’ Have To Change”
The Stovall Sisters – “Yes to the Lord”
Part 1 of 2.
Detroit-based Hip-Hop artists, Invincible and Finale, rhyme about the impacts of gentrification on the Motor City. This piece includes interviews with community activists discussing displacement and predatory planning versus sustainable development in The D. Track produced by Houseshoes
The full-length version of both the song and the video for “Locusts” by Invincible featuring Finale, (produced by DJ House Shoes) can be found on Invincible’s debut album, Shapeshifters, available now on www.EMERGENCEmusic.net
For more info on Invincible, check:
www.bling47.com
www.EMERGENCEmusic.net
www.myspace.com/invincilana
Detroit’s Invincible, one of the best MC’s you’ve been ignoring just dropped her debut album Shapeshifters.
The album, which is available directly from Invincible’s own independent website and imprint, will surprise many who continue to pigeon-hole female or political hip-hop. If nothing else, this is good music. Invincible approaches every subject, flow and concept with a focused intensity that is missing from most music period. andres reyes
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A new mix from Paul Pre for the next level hiphop heads.
Sotu the Traveler – Sotu travels to Mars
Tom Trago – Flourgreen
Afta 1 – 1 Quest
Mono/Poly – Analysis
Hudson Mohawke – Trace
Pusuit Grooves – Nasty Gurl
Rustie &
Kissey Asplund – Atomic Light ‘n’ Sound
B-Ju – Soja Extra
Take – Through the Window
Sa-Ra – Unkown
Flying Lotus – Don’t like the Tree Screw
Afta 1 – Honey Dip
Up Hygh – Acid
Wildchild – How we do
Hudson Mohawke – Trade Off
Pursuit Grooves – Speecheless
Sa-Ra – Go Head
Black Pocket – Amplify
Byron & Onra – The Return
Take – Slouched Over
Daru & Reggie B.- I was Wrong
Moo – Veranda
Phife Dawg – Thought you was nice
Exile – Algae
Super Smoky Soul – Jingle
Samiyam – Donuts with Sprinkles
Powell – Dimension X
Bullion – Get Familiar
Flying Lotus – Spicy Sammich
Dimlite – Last Repetitions Pice/Lorraine for the World
J Bless – Speaking with Rhymes
Paul Pre Mai Mix (RightMouseclick, Save As)
The first single from the upcoming PPP album features new vocalist Karma Stewart on an infectious horn-driven Motown-flavored joint called “On a Cloud.” The super-soulful gospel-tinged mix is an energetic starting point that represents the new and bigger sound of PPP. As a bonus, that track is remixed by San Francisco Bay Area producer Trackademicks, a member of the Honor Roll production crew who have been moving heads and dance floors with mixes and music for the likes of J*Davey, Phonte, and Josie Stingray that blur the lines between hip hop, soul, electro and techno. On the flip is “Angel,” featuring vocalist Coultrain, that also draws on PPPs Detroit roots, but this time it’s the cosmic-rock of Funkadelic that provides inspiration.
PPP recently announced a round of live dates during the summer of 2008 at which they will perform brand new music from their forthcoming album, Abundance. Expect new tracks, and new faces, and most of all, a celebration. To be released on Ubiquity Records in October 2008, the Abundance album will be preempted by singles through the summer. Their debut album, Triple P, brought worldwide notoriety to the Detroit-based production crew and their global collective of like-minded edgy-beat makers and soulful collaborators. Abundance marks the arrival of PPP as a band. They have developed a new sound that’s even bigger, and an album that’s more dynamic and organic than their first.
“Abundance sums up everything; our growth since Triple P, the love and encouragement to make this record that we’ve gotten from our fans, it means a lot of things,” explains band-leader and producer Waajeed. “It picks up where the first left- off. Triple P was a great start, but this sophomore album is on another level. It’s more involved and focused … it’s Electro Soul!”
Since the release of Triple P, Waajeed and production partner Saadiq moved from Detroit to Brooklyn. And while Brooklyn-life may have changed their sound, it’s also made them appreciate their Motor City roots which
are audible throughout the album, the majority of which was mixed in Detroit by Grammy award winning engineer Todd Fairall. Ubiquity
Platinum Pied Pipers – Angel Feat. Coultrain
[audio:http://www.moovmnt.com/audio/mei/PPPangel.mp3]Platinum Pied Pipers – On a Cloud Feat Karma
[audio:http://www.moovmnt.com/audio/mei/PPPonacloud.mp3]Platinum Pied Pipers – Untitled Live @ Welcome 2 Detroit (Snippet)
[audio:http://www.moovmnt.com/audio/mei/PPPlive.mp3]The second episode of the podcast – this time its the official re-release of Waajeed’s out-of-print beat documentary, “The Patty Hearst Beat Tape.”. Get that HERE. Thanks to Kenny Fresh
Kanye shows us that his album budget is waaaayy too big! He has 2 new video’s alternate video’s out for the single Flashing Lights with our man Dwele, mad artistic dope ass quality shots, not no bullshit handycam youtube video’s. So here check ‘m out!
This is dope, but it gets hilarious soon as Ali Shaheed mentions Dilla. Again, I don’t want to add to all the dick riding that’s already going on with Dilla, but the man was something special. I do however like that they mentioned a number of incredible artists before getting to Dilla that I feel like a lot of today’s generation forget about. Some cats just be on some Dilla only type shit. That’s craaaazzzyyy! I mean, dude was the truth, no doubt, but music is so incredibly vast. There is SO much good music out there… sorry…. I get sidetracked easily.
Long live the TRIBE! God I hope they come correct. Not just the show, but any music they start putting out there again. Omer Saar @ Universoul
Omer got something for you while you’re waiting for the exclusive interview he did with the Truth Dam Funk.
L.A.s Boogie-Funk master Dam Funk blessed One Day Later with an amazing mix this week, the track list speaks for itself. Omer Saar.
Wizzard – These Are The Eightys (Club Version) (1982 Wizsong)
The Keith Diamond Band – All Night Rocker (1981 Millennium)
Terry Burrus and Transe – Love Rockin’ (1983 Arista)
Midnight Express – Danger Zone (1983 Tri Fire)
Cliff Dawson – I Can Love You Better (1982 Boardwalk)
Omni – Body Groove (Dub Mix) (1983 Mercury)
Gunter Phillips – 1-2-3- LUV (198? Stanpico)
Raymun – Do You Feel Like I Feel (1983 Clockwork)
Wickett – Can’t Get Enough Of You (1983 Mr. T)
David Astri – Dancing Digits (Option “B”) (1983 Award)
Airforce – Body Data (1983 AVI)
Kevin McCord – Never Say (1985 Presents)
Prince & The Revolution – 17 Days (1984 Warner Bros.)
The General – Life In The Big City (1983 Vee Kay)
Home Boy aka ‘Cecil Lyde’ – A Love Connection (1986 Al West)
Dãm-Funk – Burgundy City (2008 Stones Throw)
Dam Funk – Hood Pass Intact
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With a Big Shoutout to Universoul Productions.
01 Dwele – Truth
02 Esthero – Superheroes (Afta-1 Remix)
03 Hi-Tek – Know Me feat. Jonell
04 Slum Village – Fall In Love (Remix)
05 Steve Spacek – Days of My Life
06 Hocus Pocus – Du Sable Les Paupiere
07 Jamiroquai – Butterfly
08 Marcos Valle – Aqua De CoCo (Coconut Water)
09 Jneiro Jarel – Lock Down
10 Johnson & Jonson – The Only Way
11 Nicolay & Kay – Tight Eyes
12 LMNO & Kev Brown – Selective Hearing
13 J-88 – The Things You Do
14 Slum Village – Things U Do (Remix)
15 Stacey Epps – Skin Play feat. Madlib
16 Exile – Silver Moon
17 Dela – Rosorio Dawson
18 Frankie Valentine – Marinheiro So (DJ Mitsu The Beats Remix)
19 Jazz Addix – Serenade
20 Mr.J.Medeiros – Silent Earth (Ohmega Watts Remix)
21 Othello – Fly feat. Ohmega Watts & Braille
22 Zo! – Rudiment
23 Muneshine – Today’s Special feat. Dminor
24 Infamous MC – The Ex Files
25 Jazz Liberatorz – The Return feat. Sadat X
26 Oddisee – The Perch
27 The Roots – Get Busy feat. Dice Raw & Peedi Peedi
28 Theory Hazit – Emit Gninrut
29 Heralds of Change – Sittin’ on the Side feat. Oddisee & Unknown
30 DJ Mitsu The Beats – My Lament feat. Hanif Jamiyl
31 United Soul – Soul Clap Remix feat. DP, Jean Grae, & Phonte.
32 Nujabes – Beat Lament The World
33 Flying Lotus – Roberta Flack feat Dolly
34 Freddie Joachim – Insomniac
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