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“90s Music” pays homage to the decade of pure pop, with Kimbra’s high pitched vocals reiterating how sickly sweet the 1990s could be. M-Phazes’ interpretation of the original begins with an RnB vibe that slowly melts into thumping Miami bass, sprinkled with a handful of samples to send the audience on a vivid trip down …

“Broken Again” is the first set of visuals from Pharoahe Monch’s “PTSD” album out now.

Before Loose Change embark on their first ever national tour, they are dropping a remix album “The Lost Remixes” only available from Bandcamp for $10. “The Lost Remixes” is a collection of P.Major remixes of Loose Change’s entire self titled debut album from 2010 with “Murder The Track” the first song from it.

Hailing form Perth, Coin Banks has released his long awaited debut solo release “Heads”, featuring Ta-Ku, Homeboy Sandman, 20syl and Atom from C2C, Like from PAC DIV and others. Cutting his teeth in Perth Hip Hop group The Stoops, Coin left in early 2012 to pursue new projects – including the Coin & Ta-ku collaborative …

Remix of “Baddest” featuring Sid Diamond taken from P-Money & Gappy Ranks “The Baddest” EP out on June 6th.

London’s DJ MK puts together a mixtape of all his favourite Bass Heavy Hip Hop/Trap cuts that he plays in the club throwing in some accapella mixes, doubles and some cuts too. Every track is 808 heavy. DJ MK – 808 MIXTAPE by Dj Mk on Mixcloud

New visuals from Ladi6 for “Hold Tight” taken from her album “Automatic” out now

To put it simply David Dallas is on a roll. Having just finished a European tour last month, being the only NZ act to play at Eminem’s ‘Rapture’ show in his hometown of Auckland, and picking up Platinum and Gold plaques for his last 2 singles ‘Runnin’ & ‘The Wire’ – Ddot is in rare …

NYC duo Skyzoo and Torae have unleashed their much-anticipated collaborative album, “Barrel Brothers”. The album contains production and guest features from DJ Premier, Illmind, Jahlil Beats, Black Milk, Sean Price, Blu, Guilty Simpson, Oh-No and more.

The Combat Jack show catches up with Mr. Derrick Jones AKA DJ D-Nice who gives his most descriptive interview ever. He explains step by step to the moment of Scott La Rock’s death, and how it affected his relationship with KRS-One. He also shares how, after he blew up as a solo artist, everything dried …