Visual Crack For The Ocular Fiend

To represent our attitude going into the last quarter of the year we’ve chosen the brutal yet tender stylings of the latest ItaloJohnson mix. As a trio they’ve already proven that they see eye-to-eye with the dance floor, just have a listen to their last 10-inch “ItaloJohnson 05”. It’s slice of pure & stripped back house bliss. Cubase 5 crack. Now we’ve been treated to a live mix from one of their recent shows at a club near and dear to our hearts, Trouw. Nothing more than pounding four-four records for almost an hour and you can sense that for every minute of it they have the club in the palms of their hands.

Jul 6, 2010 - You might want to quit coming here and just keep going to Yimmy's Yayo instead. Visual crack for the ocular fiend. Tip off from Shin.

We trust they’ll take us in pleasant direction and if we put our faith in them so can you. Stream: ItaloJohnson @ Trouw, Amsterdam () Yimmy Yayo’s is self-described “visual crack for the ocular fiend” but, of course, Yimmy Yayo is a dude and his blog can’t limit itself either. About a month ago he presented a twin set of mixtapes from the gents of, and, who we can also hold accountable for hours of our time lost on. There’s a reason they’ve worked their way to internet illuminati status and it’s partially due to how they innately know what people want to see and hear. Either side of the mix incorporates a balance of wide appeal (Frank Ocean, Soul Clap, Classixx, Dam-Funk, Kindness) while also including some of the well-loved recent bests like Julio Bashmore’s “Au Seve” or Joy Orbison’s “Ellipsis,” and harder-to-digest artists like Trevino or Bambounou. A selection that, if you glance at it, might get written off as a well-selected crowd pleaser, but when you consider the scope and massive size of the audience (Yimmy Yayo has almost 18,500 fans on ) it becomes that much more impressive – it’s mixes like these, when presented in just the right way, that can play a huge part in introducing a number of people to a new genre (this particular Truant owes a lot to similar mixes) and simultaneously satisfying those who are already familiar with every inclusion.

Download: and or ( Tracklistings after the jump) There is no end to the respect we bestow upon Dejoe. His mixes are curated to perfection, we are yet to hear anything below par – mixing and selection are always impeccable and have been the backdrop to some of our favourite adventures. Mostly known for his hip-hop mixes – one of which sparked off our love affair was Rap History 1994, hand selecting some of the finest vinyl singles from that special year that housed some of the finest records in all music, not just the genre they exploded from.

However Samplepedia is a glorious exploration of sampling in the world of hip-hop as it sifts through some of the finest recording artists that were plucked from their acetate hiding places and used as the backbone of our most treasured hip-hop joints. The track list reaches 60 in number whilst the time reaches 60 minutes, perfectly measured and executed. Stream: Dejoe – Samplepedia (Tracklisting ). Pretty much everything?uestlove touches turns to gold. The founding member of The Roots has been at the top of his game for two and a half decades, and when he’s not playing festivals or soundtracking playing live for Jimmy Fallon on network television he’s DJing in the Brooklyn Bowl or anywhere else for that matter.

His sets at Bowl Train regularly encompass any and everything from classic hip hop and funk to jazzy house and blues. Dude knows his onions. So, courtesy of The Daily Motive, we resurrect this mix he did for the BBC in 2005, composed entirely of the tracks that were sampled to form your favourite rap songs. From straight-up instros that got jacked wholesale to tiny snippets chopped, looped and transformed entirely, they’re all here. Peep the percussive break of The Meters’ “Oh Calcutta!”, which became Amerie’s “One Thing”, or the gorgeous “Summer In The City” from Quincy Jones, sampled approximately four million times but most notably for The Pharcyde’s “Passing Me By”. Then there’s Labi Siffre’s “I Got The”, a song of two halves that gave birth to both Jay-Z’s “Streets Is Watching” AND Eminem’s “My Name Is”. Two simple notes on the bass bore “The Choice Is Yours” from Black Sheep, while Just Blaze used so much of The Chi-Lites’ “That’s How Long” for Jigga’s “December 4th” that he even kept that track’s spoken word sample!

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We’d be here all day if we listed every track and its predecessor, but it’s September already so just go back to school and pay attention to this lesson. Stream: Questlove – Sample Lesson Mix (Download ) Truants Loves New York.