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It's a little late, but I figure late is better than never. Mr. Big Boi released his album Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty to positive reviews. One of my favorite songs of his album is Shutterbugg, Which is the first track. Second track is by a new mashup artist by the name of Brenton Duvall. considering how truthful the internet (not really, in case you are one of those stupid people) That probably isn't even him up there in the picture. Brenton is probably black. any ways, his track is called That's All, mashing Gucci with something I'm not entirely sure is human, because nothing human can make beatz sound so gooood. Enjoy
The White Panda is a mashup duo sort of like The Hood Internet. The Panda, however, has some more diversity I think with the song choice for their mashes. This here track mashes Luda and that song from Space Jams with Michael Jordan. Oh and apparently it's fresh, as in new, as in maybe you won't find it anywhere else for the next, say, 3 minutes?
Oh and I forgot to put up this track. Chali 2na's Across the Map features J-Live, the man on the picture up above. I don't know about you guys, but I love Chali 2na's voice. Enjoy
After hosting my brother during family weekend at the university, I think it's time for a post. First track is a mashup called Free Fallin Forever, featuring artists Tom Petty and Drake. Second track is a tasty jam created by Squincy Jones, titled Boyz N the Hood. My brother says hello.
Ice cube has decided to stop making ridiculous movies about ordinary dudes dealing with extraordinary situations in order to drop this beat for his fans. A friend of mine that I was talking with once told me his life motto, and I think Ice Cube can relate to it: "You do you. Be youself." Ice Cube isn't ordinary, he is extraordinary. First track is called Life in California, by Ice Cube, second track is a mashup of La Roux's Bulletproof and Nicki Minaj's Monster. It's aptly called Bulletproof Monster.
Lil Wayne has a tentative release date of November 5th from New York City's main jail complex Rikers Island. His upcoming album, Tha Carter IV, will be released on said date. To be honest, Weezy's probably been filling notebooks full of rhymes about his experience in jail. First track of the post is a mashup of Lil Wayne and Turn Out the Lights, made by Mother Earth Remixes. Second track is Beehive Waist by Lil Wayne and T-Pain. This track was produced by The Bizness. And the third and final track is a mashup of Lil Wayne and La Roux, track's called Doin' Hoodrat Stuff With My Friends, made by + VIBES. Enjoy your Weeziness experience
I have no idea how the Wu-Tang crew is able to pump out so much good music without ripping each other apart because of all of the crazy personalities within the group. RZA alone has become a prominent figure in hip hop music, equally known for his beats as for his producing skillz. But I digress. First track is Wu-Tang mashed with The Beatles. The second track is Jay-Z mashed with Ratatat. I know a lot of mashes have been made of Get That Dirt Off your Shoulder, but I swear this one is one of the best I've heard. Enjoy
Professor Green has already been featured on the Hatch, look for his earlier post on the search tab up top. the Professor's first track on this post is called Upper Clapton Dance, this song came off of his 2009 single album, Hard Night Out. Second song I was hesitant to put up, since Camo & Crooked, DJ duo based in the Austrian city of Vienna, definitely put an Electronic spin on the Professor's song titled Monster. This one might take a couple listens, but it got my noggin nodding, so I'm sure you'll enjoy.
Kanye can be kind of a dick sometimes, like with the Taylor Swift incident, declaring himself chosen by God to be the greatest, and all around douche. But he is still AMAZING no matter what the haters say. Haters hate, but I love, Kanye for prez, peace out.
Whatsup ladies, how you feeling tonight? Alright, you're not feeling too good, ok well these songs will definitely get you in the mood :) here we go. First track is a Xaphoon Jones remix of 2 AM Club's nobody's In Love. Second track is a mashup called No Sex for Cali. The Rapture provides the beats, Biggie Smalls provides the voice. Enjoy, and good luck getting your girl on the right path
I know people love to hate on Sam Adams and to be honest I can get sick of him sometimes too. However, I really like his music. I've seen him in concert and it was decently impressive. Today I saw on MTV that the music video for "Still I Rise" ft. G-Curtis came out and decided to throw up a post dedicated to Sammy.
Still I Rise is one of my favorite Sam Adams songs but it isnt free so if you want it go buy it on itunes and support him. Heres the video and I have two free songs underneath.
Heads Will Roll was originally a song by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. It was then remixed by A-Track and Sam jumps over this sick beat.
So the reason for this late night post is this: I decided to take a nap at 4 PM, woke up at 10 PM, and started to do my homework. By 1 AM, I figured I'd do something actually productive and start looking for songs in my library while eating out of my peanut butter jar with a spoon. Lo and behold, T.I. catches my eye with his track You Know What It Is. Featuring Wyclef Jean, my favorite part of the song is the bass by Wyclef. second track is called Black and Yellow by Wiz Khalifa. The Wiz is a rapper based out of Pittsburgh who started out in 2005. This post is dedicated to those who have tried and failed the Cinnamon Challenge. Google it.
I'm the guy on the right, with the finger on my lip. Just kidding that's not me. That's Ken CLausen who is a lacrosse player, defenseman for the Denver Outlaws and All-American at the University of Virginia. Anyway, I got some tasty jams for you guys. The first post is called Good Friday by Kanye West, with a star-studded lineup featured on the song. Go ahead, look who's featuring. All I care about is that Kid Cudi is on that list. Speaking of Cudi, next up on the list is Chip Tha Ripper with a song called I Feel Good. He is another talented rapper from Cleveland. Seriously, I don't know what they feed their children, because Mr. Cudi and Mr. Ripper are bad-ass. Last but not least on the list is a song called Dwrcan 'em Up by The Hood Internet. Enjoy your eargasm.
AudioDax dropped their mixtape The Annexation at the end of June this year and I've been listening to it since. I'm sure a fair amount of you have heard this song before but for those who haven't this is probably one of their best tracks.
This is a band from New Jersey, I know the drummer and hes a crazy dude. I love this track and if you like it check out the rest of the stuff on their myspace, myspace.com/myrtleave.
This is the day that basically every guy has been waiting for since the superbowl. Football games finally kicked off today. I just watched my Giants vs Panthers in an ugly ass 9 turnover game but hey a wins a win. O and Hakeem Nicks grabbed 3 TDs, thats whats up.
Today I have some bangers to help you celebrate a win, TD, or whatever (Maybe your watching the Nadal match as unamerican as that is)
Katy Perry is kinda a guilty pleasure for me, her songs are so damn catchy. This is a nice remix of Teenage Dream.
Eric Prydz has been around forever, always throwing down a good song or two when you least expect it. This song is based on Toto's 1982, "Africa" and retains the chorus " Its gonna take a lot to take me away from you". Lyrics get repetitive but it bumps
I love Pitbull. Well when I'm ready to party I love Pitbull. His songs all basically sound the same but thats not really a bad thing when you like what hes doing. He jumps on one of the bigger techno songs of the year, Swedish House Mafia's track, "One" with Pharrell. I love this beat and thing Pitbull does a pretty good job with it.
***************************************************** BONUS ***************************************************** This songs been around for like a month or so now but with football finally being kicked off I figure why not post it. Apparently Darrelle Revis can do more than just play football as he is featured on this Mac Miller track as Mr. Manhattan. Don't think its a particularly good one but hey why not?
Both Asher Roth and Chiddy Bang are from the Philadelphia area, and they broke into the music scene through the internet. Both have started to gain popularity because of insane touring schedules, and releasing online mix-tapes. the first song is a single off of Asher Roth's album The Spaghetti Tree called G.R.I.N.D. The second song is The Good Life by Chiddy Bang. This song was produced by Pharrell Williams. Hope you enjoy these gems on Football Sunday
This guy is a phenomenal artist and has a sick voice. He is a grad student at NYU and is also a member of the hip-hop group Nautical Young which he founded when he was a student at Colgate. He is going solo through the same management team which brought up Sam Adams.
The first two tracks are his two main releases so far, they have a "pop" feel but still retain a hip-hop/r&b background.
This next song is a cover of "Airplanes" that has been bouncing around the internet for around two weeks now, it has a completely different feel than the original.
This final song was something I found right before I was about to post this. Its a remix of "YES". Theres two versions of this, one with autotune and one without it. I posted up the version without because I think it sounds better but if you want the other one just leave a comment and I'll throw it up
I love Mashups, maybe a little to much. My itunes library currently has 1035 mashups, which is more songs than some of my buddies whole itunes. (Maybe I need to get outside more?)
Anyway as Breezy said we got a Hood Internet concert here tonight and I figured I'd leave you with a sample of my massive collection of mashs that I've been jamming to since I got back from 40's at four.
Everyone has heard the song "Teach Me How To Dougie" but I havent met anyone who has actually known how to do the damn dance. Anyway Justincase combines Cali Swag District's summer hit with Weezer's "Say it Ain't So". These songs combine real nice and its got some awesome bass.
This track is old, originally being featured on the Best of Bootie way back in '08. Divide & Kreate throws together to nice dance songs, Eurythmics "Sweet Dreams" and Lady Gaga's aptly named "Just Dance" to create a powerhouse mashup.
Growing up Nelly was definitely one of my favorite rappers, his Country Grammar Ep musta had like 500 plays by the time I got a new computer. Dj Mei Lwun mashed this together and you can't go wrong with a combination of Country Grammar vs. Sweet Home Alabama (Who the hell doesn't love that song?)
Theres been one of two posts about the now hit song by Cee-Lo, "Fuck You". Theres been a couple of remixes of it, most notably with 50 Cent. Anyway a buddy in my dorm was talking about that song and then all of a sudden mentioned going to see Chiddy Bang. I had just happened to download a version of "Fuck You" by Chiddy and he loved it so I'm throwing it up for you guys to hear. Lemme know what you think. Personally I love Chiddy and thinks most of their tracks are must haves.
I'm a huge fan of up and coming rappers going over the baseline of hit songs because it freshens them up. Cant go wrong with any of these songs
First up is my favorite of the group from a phenomenal rapper, Wale. He goes over Gyptian's "Hold Yuh" which I'll post a dope remix of later, love this song.
This is a song from a really good rapper who many people haven't heard of, Mac Miller. He release his mixtape, K.I.D.S early this summer and it was awesome. He samples Owl City's huge hit "Fireflies".
Next up is a song from a guy I dont really know much about, but hes a Greek-American rapper hailing from Detroit, hes got a mixtape out with Pauly D though. Anyway he goes over "Letting Go" by Sean Kingston and spits pretty hard. His voice isnt my favorite but let the bass make up for it, who doesnt like the beat of this song? "I can make it rain, girl open up your mouth"
Yo, The Hood Internet is coming to my college campus to throw a free concert, so you know my boy T-Rex and I are gonna be at the scene. How jealous are you? That's right, extremely jealous. The following four tracks are all The Hood Internet. First track is Soulja boy mashed with Rusko. Second track is Kanye & Weezy mashed with DJ Signify. third track is R. Kelly mashed with Major Lazer, and personally my favorite party song. Good memories from senior spring break.... Fourth and final is Weezy mashed with Royksopp. Do me a favor and download this one, the fourth track was the first song that I listened to by The Hood Internet, and it blew my mind.
Even though I heard this song thanks to Breezy, I'm going to take the credit and post it up because he's taking too long. I love the Matt&Kim song because the beat reminds me of something Trick Daddy would rap to. It's hilarious. The second song reminds me a lot of Chromeo with that 80's synth sound. Check 'em out.
Some new tunes for you to listen to. I'm a big fan of the La Roux song, but the other two also get things started. You might have to listen to these songs a couple of times. But give 'em a chance and they won't disappoint
A few songs I've been meaning to post for a while now. But first things first. We've got three new contributors to musichatch. They should all hopefully add some variety to the blog. This being the case you may have to search through our archives a little more frequently than before (which I encourage you to do anyway because you never know what you'll find) since there'll be more posts from now on. Anyway, the first song is one of my favorite tracks. Ever. If you like this song you'll definitely like the rest of their stuff so I encourage you to look them up on iTunes. The next two songs come off a mixtape that mashes Marvin Gay with Jay-Z's "American Gangster" soundtrack. These two are my favorite off the entire mixtape. The last is a rapper named QuESt and he samples OneRepublic's "All The Right Moves". It's good.
Let me know what you think of these two tracks. The first one is a Miike Snow remix of I Blame Coco's song called Caesar, featuring Robyn. I blame Coco has lead singer Eliot Pauline Summer, aka Sting's daughter. So you know it's too legit to quit. Second track is by a rapper named Triple J, aptly named Infected. I think it's called Infected for the pure reason of infecting the entire dancefloor with AWESOMENESS. Anyway, have fun with these two
So the first song is big boi, rapping of good old american hero general Patton. second is a mashup of Cee-Lo's Fuck you and Gloria Gaynor's I will survive. I forget which blog described it, but simply put, it is a fight between the genders. Gloria telling Cee-Lo that she will endure, and Cee-Lo telling her to FUCK OFF. It's the bees knees. enjoy
Whats up, I'm basically Breezy's roomate (I spend way too much time in his room), he asked to throw up some songs because all I have is music that BUMPS. I'm here to show you that Jersey is infact an awesome place and we listen to some pretty dope music too.
This weekends going to absolutely insane, I know everyone is back in school now and that means everyones going to be going hard. In honor of that I want to share some banging party music. All of these songs are atleast going to get feet tapping if not girls spontaneously grinding up on you.
First up we have my absolute go to dance song, probably the biggest song of the summer if not the year. Dynamite with a dance twist, Stonebridge kills this song, if your gonna download one song from me, get this one!
This second song is another huge hit, I havent met a girl who has said she didnt like the song. This is a loud, bassy remix to Like A G6 BY Far East Movement. Please bear with the approximately 45 second intro, it gets going real quick.
Next up is a song that should hit home for a lot of college guys this weekend hopefully you'll be getting some Bedrock, again another uptempo remix that should be played at all pregames. H*Wood jumps on this track and its pretty dope. Grab it.
This is the last song im throwing up for now, its a nice remix to Pursuit of Happiness by Kid Cudi. Steve Aoki remixes this and its so loud, strongest bass out of all these dance bangers.
So I'm a freshman at college right now, and I've come to notice that every other freshman in my dorm treat college like extended summer vacation with a little sprinkling of school on top. Here are a couple tracks that should help with the relaxation after a long night of super smash bros and four lokos, along with the paper you have due tomorrow in Environmental Studies 101.
It's a little late, but I figure late is better than never. Mr. Big Boi released his album Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty to positive reviews. One of my favorite songs of his album is Shutterbugg, Which is the first track. Second track is by a new mashup artist by the name of Brenton Duvall. considering how truthful the internet (not really, in case you are one of those stupid people) That probably isn't even him up there in the picture. Brenton is probably black. any ways, his track is called That's All, mashing Gucci with something I'm not entirely sure is human, because nothing human can make beatz sound so gooood. Enjoy
