Here’s the latest cut from Falside, one of my favorite (local) producers. For this track, he’s officially remixing “King of the Jungle” by heavy-hitting MCs Blaq Poet, Termanology, and Jaysaun (of Special Teamz). Aside from being a nice lil’ Christmas gift, this cut serves as a preview of Fal’s upcoming official remix LP, which is due out mid-2010.
Download: Blaq Poet, Termanology, Jaysaun – “King of the Jungle” [Right Click Save-As]
Blaq Poet teamed up with DJ Premier not too long ago to drop Tha Blaqprint. Filled with that old school sound you have come to know and love, we can only sit and reminisce as the sounds of these two fill our ears. Hit us on the twitter for your chance to win a signed copy of the album! Shouts to Audible Treats!
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With all the hype surrounding Blaq Poet‘s Tha Blaqprint, he has finally announced the official release date (June 30), along with a free sampler, giving a taste of what to expect. The Blaqprint will feature production from DJ Premier on all but two tracks, giving you that boom-bap vibe that has been vacant from hip-hop for far too long. The sampler runs through 15 tracks in 21 minutes, including the favorite singles like “Ain’t Nuttin’ Changed” and “Voices”. Give it a listen and be on your toes for more news as we lead up to the June 30th release on Year Round Records.
Download: Blaq Poet – Tha Blaqprint Album Sampler
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