Production & DJing
[MP3] Chester Thompson – Power House from the Muro King Of Diggin’ – Diggin’ Black Jazz Compilation
Where Japanese beat diggin’ DJ/producer Muro delves into the funkier side of jazz-funk catalog of 70’s era jazz label, Black Jazz. Full album dropped in May (UK release date: 8th July, 2013). Listen to a stream of it HERE
Tracklist:
01. Chester Thompson – Power House
02. Calvin Keys – Aunt Lovey
03. Cleveland Eaton – Keena
04. Gene Russell – Get Down
05. Kellee Patterson – Magic Wand of Love
06. The Awakening – Kera’s Dance
07. Rudolph Johnson – The Highest Pleasure
08. Rudolph Johnson – Diswa
09. The Awakening – Slinky
10. Walter Bishop Jr.’s 4th Cycle – The Village
11. Henry Franklin – Beauty & the Electric Tub
12. Henry Franklin – Blue Lights
13. Roland Haynes – Second Wave
14. Calvin Keys – B.K.
15. The Awakening – March On
16. Doug Carn -Higher Ground
17. Kellee Patterson – See You Later
[MP3] Elaquent – Parallel / In This Style 10/6 (feat. Evil Needle)
Two tracks from Guelph-based instrumental, progressive beats production auteur, Elaquent‘s Parallel EP. Recommended if you dig Dilla or Flying Lotus.
[MP3] DviousMindZ – Seasons Change
From his latest beat mixtape, Elephant Shoes Volume 004. Best beat by far on there, really nicely done, imho….
TONIGHT (March 8) in Toronto: Beat Workshop with Black Milk at Play De Record Academy
I posted this on my Facebook page the other day but for those of you not friends with me or not following me on The Kitchen‘s Facebook page, here you go:
Get Up Close and Personal with Black Milk in this 1 hr beat workshop. Learn what inspires him, how he shares his music, and most importantly how he creates his music!!
Seating is limited! GET YOUR VIP TICKETS EARLY. The VIP tickets include participation in the workshop and VIP access to his concert at The Great Hall happening later that day.
Tickets are $40 and are exclusively available at Play De Record.
For more info Call:
(416) 586-0380
And if you can’t make that or are not an aspiring producer/beatmaker, just got see Black Milk later that night live at The Great Hall with opening act, J. Pinder hit the jump for the flyer. Shout to the homie, Eugene who’s behind this. Looks like a good one!