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As one of the USA’s most distinguished and versatile selectors, DJ/Producer House Shoes is known as one of Detroit’s ambassadors to the world. Helming the infamous St. Andrews Hall from 1994-2004, his well-honed approach has seen production and release work with counterparts including J Dilla, Slum Village, Phat Kat and Danny Brown (whom he co-produced …

New music from Diafrix “The Sign” taken from their forthcoming EP out soon

Brand new music from Jehst x Strange U “Dolph Lundgren”. Industrial strength beats pound onwards with the stomp of a drunken robot while lyrics ricochet at random; with big Blunderbuss bullets for all bubble-nose hoes, pious freaks, spear-wielding natives, evil machete mistresses… and even old school legend Melle Mel! Dolph Lundgren by Jehst x Strange …

New music from Charlie Bucket “Danes Mon Tousell” featuring Grace Barbe and taken from his “Honesty” EP out now.

Perth’s Coin Banks, tops off an unparalleled 2014 with the release of his highly anticipated, “Tails” EP, led by the new single “Someone”. TAILS EP by Coin Banks

Hau liberates the instrumentals for his recent mixtape release “Footballs, Feasts & Funerals” The 'Football, Feasts & Funerals' instrumentals by Hau

Free download of “These Bammas” by Diamond District taken from their album “March On Washington” out now March On Washington by Diamond District

New visuals from Black Milk for “What It’s Worth” taken from his new album “If There’s A Hell Below” out now.

“Blasphemy”, the collaborative album from esteemed Mello Music Group producer Apollo Brown and Ras Kass, is a thought-provoking and highly personal treatise on the unspoken. The sub-rattling and operatic opener “How to Kill God,” a scathing indictment of major religions and the transgressions enacted in their name, serves as a statement of purpose. No “ism” …

To celebrate the early release of their album “Blasphemy” on iTunes, Apollo Brown & Ras Kass liberate “How To Kill God,” which is now available for free download. Blasphemy by Apollo Brown & Ras Kass