I am sure 99% of the people that visit this site are already subscribers to the Stones Throw podcast, but for the 1% of you that aren’t, here is an absolutely killer 50-minute jam. With label leader and DJ extraordinaire Peanut Butter Wolf on the 1’s & 2’s, the man runs through a slew of material that you can expect to drop on Stones Throw in 2011. Included in the mix we have new music from Dam-Funk, MED, James Pants, J. Rocc, Anika, Mayer Hawthorne, CX Kidtronik (I’m saving a real funny story about this homie for another post) and more. I also included a snippet from the mix of just the new Madvillain cut, “Avalanche” & “Victory Lap”. I must say, if any of the leaks from this project hold true, I could become a fan of Madlib and DOOM once again. Check out the mix after the skip, and another example of Peanut Butter Wolf’s ugly hat fetish up top.
[audio:http://potholesinmyblog.flywheelsites.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Avalanche-_-Victory-Lap.mp3|titles=Madvillain – “Avalanche” & “Victory Lap”]Download: Stones Throw Podcast #64 Mixed by Peanut Butter Wolf
Download: Madvillain – “Avalanche” & “Victory Lap” [Right Click Save-As]
Track Listing:
Madvillain: Avalanche & Victory Lap
Madlib: Two from Rock Konducta
MED: Even Though & Play with You
Dam-Funk feat. GT: Rest in Peace
Dam-Funk: I Wanna Do Some Things Wit U
Steve Arrington: Good Feeling & Higher
Jonti Dan AKA Danimals: Hornets Nest & Christmas Worm
The Stepkids: Shadows on Behalf & La La
James Pants: Kathleen & Beta
Vex Ruffin: Walking Sideways & Avalanche
Myron & E: Let Me See You Do It & On Broadway
CX Kidtronik feat. Jon Wayne: The Buddykrak
CX Kidtronik feat. 4 5th: She’s A Murderer
J. Rocc: Rocchead’s Delight & Supersound
Anika: Terry & No One’s There
Mayer Hawthorne: Drums (Demo)
Bryant K Steward: Daisy’s Grow
Unknown Artist: Same Thing Tomorrow
Seriously – If it doesn’t drop, Stones Throw stock plummets in my book.
Madvillain, 2011, please.
Yeah, this was an unusually solid set…2011 is gonna be a mighty good year for music. Last year was, too, I think people are just gradually getting used to the fact nobody can make a decent album to save their life anymore.