TrackBlasters Radio: 23.10.15

Da Fat Friday Afternoon – The Official Soundtrack To Your Weekend Host: DJ P.R. Today, DJ P (of Turntableast Crew) takes us on a trip down Memory Lane with his dope old school hip-hop set. Happy Friday, ya’ll! Enjoy. Record Of The Day: Back on Monday! Playlist **DJ P In Da Mix** Mr. Brown — Fireside (KingUnderground Records / 2015) Glad2mecha & ILL Treats — Growing up (HHV / 2014) House Of Pain — Word is bond Remix (feat. Diamond D) (Tommy Boy / 1994) Damu The Fudgemunk — (Redef Remix, Instrumental Version)(Redefinition Records / 2015) Kurious — Uptown shit (feat. The Constipated Monkeys) (Columbia / 1993) Organized Konfusion — Stress Remix (feat. Large Professor) (Hollywood BASIC / 1994) Cella Dwellas — Recognize N Realize (Loud Records / 1996) Lord Finesse — Galactic Soul (Makes The World Go Round) (Slice of Spice / 2015) Hassaan Mackey — What U Got (feat. Asheru, Grap Luva & Kev Brown) (Ill Adrenaline Records / 2014) Mad Skillz — The Nod Factor (Nick Wiz Remix) (Big Beat / 1995) Grand Agent — It’s Only Right (Groove Attack / 2001) J-Live — Longevity (Groove Attack / 1996) Homeliss Derilex — Critical Meltdown(Malvado Records / 1995) The Roots — Silent treatment (Da Beatminerz Mix) (DGE / 1995) Pings — Looking (KingUnderground Records / 2015) Channel Live — Mad Izm (Buckwild Remix) (Capitol Records / 1995) A Tribe Called Quest — Clap Your Hands (Jive / 1993) Large Professor — Opulence (Fat Beats / 2015) Pete Rock

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TrackBlasters Radio: 09.07.14

Da Wednesday Underground Flava – Underground & Old School Hip Hop Non-Stop Host: DJ P.R. Today’s show includes new music from Illa Ghee, Common, pHonenix, Camp Lo and many more! Enjoy. Record Of The Day: pHoenix feat. Lord Quest – Everyday Playlist Illa Ghee feat. Sean Price – Speak To ‘Em Common feat. Big Sean – Diamonds **Record Of The Day** pHoenix feat. Lord Quest – Everyday Camp Lo – Cold Retarded **Dewey Decibel’s 2014 Summer Mix** Souls Of Mischief feat. Snoop Dogg – There Is Only Now Ab-Soul – Tree Of Life The Pharcyde – Devil Music Freddie Gibbs & Madlib – Deeper Blu feat. Alchemist, Evidence, Planet Asia, Chance Infinite & Krondon – Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop Parker – Field Trip (0-100 Remix) Ratking feat. King Krule – So Sick Stories Quasimoto – Green Power Anderson Paak – Drugs Azure feat. Kixxie Siete & Parker – Friendly Fire Open Mike Eagle feat. Toy Light – Dark Comedy Morning Show Q-Tip – Shaka [audio:http://www.trackblasters.com/radio/shows/radioshow 09.07.14.mp3] Download here

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Quasimoto – Yessir Whatever [Album Stream]

On top of Kanye West, J. Cole, Statik Selektah and Mac Miller, Madlib’s blunted alter-ego Quasimoto is also dropping a new album — Yessir Whatever — on June 18th. And now, a week before, we get to stream the album in it’s entirety for the free. Longtime fans of Madlib and Lord Quas will find many tracks familiar as the project consists of songs recorded over the past decade plus, but now we get to hear them in their properly mixed and mastered fashion. Stream: Quasimoto – Yessir Whatever Heads up

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Quasimoto (Madlib) – Planned Attack [Audio]

Quasimoto first came to life on Madlib’s personal beat tapes in the producer’s early years in Oxnard CA – private music, not meant for release, made for himself and a small circle of local smokers and their car stereos. By the time of Quasimoto’s debut The Unseen, most had caught on to the fact that Madlib and Quasimoto were one in the same. The MC as artistic alter ego, like a talking dummy from surreal rap vaudeville. Quasimoto is usually the “bad character,” doing and saying what the producer doesn’t, with Madlib along side as a noncommittal collaborator. The Unseen (Stones Throw, 2000) was among the new decade’s first sleeper hits, ranking on Spin’s year end list at a time when the producer and label were unknown outside hip-hop DJ circles. After a subsequent journey through jazz production and now-legendary collaborations with MF DOOM & J Dilla, Madlib called on Quasimoto again for The Further Adventures of Lord Quas. The album played something like a smoked-out comedy/crime Blaxploitation flick, and continued to build Madlib’s reputation as one of the most creative and fearlessly skewed creators in hip-hop.

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