Well, the monkey told you a while back the classic hip-hop was coming thick and fast this autumn and here’s a particularly heavyweight broadside from
Can’t get enough of that funky stuff? Let Basement Freaks a.k.a. Mr George Fotiadis help you out with the new Toxic Funk 45 from Breakbeat
Incredibly, it was thirty-five years ago that an uncleared sample of Grant Green’s Sookie Sookie in The Band Played The Boogie by NW1 (a.k.a. Geoff
Stand aside youngsters, it’s time to get (old-)schooled as Soul Sonic Force’s MC G.L.O.B.E. and Funky Four Plus One’s MC Sha-Rock unite for the first
Can we call The Allergies the jewel in Jalapeno Records’ crown yet? I think we can after a decade on the label, a total of
A second slice of heavyweight hiphop on the Little Beat More label this autumn (following Whatafunk’s Hood Thangs-featuring Unlearn The World) is this brief (at
It’s not immediately clear why European producers (especially these from the UK and France) should fly the flag of boom-bap hip-hop more than stateside ones
Just out, Hood Thangs finds Whatafunk adding to the rich bonanza of boom-bap hip-hop dropping this autumn. The track is the first from the forthcoming
Aesop Rock & Blockhead continue their long-held partnership and are shortly to release a new LP entitled Trouble Mountain. Before that though, here’s first single,
Ask anyone to name two of Missy Elliott’s biggest cuts and they’ll more than likely name the tracks Get Ur Freak On and Work It