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2 Awesome AZ Blends

steadybloggin — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 23:07:28 +0000

Sometimes instead of doing work at the day job I aimlessly sift through youtube dregs, occasionally stumbling onto loose gold. This is one of those times.

First, AZ blended over the ‘One In A Million’ beat

Second, AZ + Ghost + Rae over a buttery Womack & Womack version of TKO

Both of these by HowlingMad123

VIDEO: Frankie P – Hallway Music / Dykman Street 4:01AM

steadybloggin — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 23:19:28 +0000

Another classy video for one of the best and most underrated instrumental albums in recent memory. Directed by Nelson Noel Salcedo

Just a thought… an ASAP Rocky + Frankie P collaboration could kick-start another Harlem Renaissance or some such.

via Uptown Collective

VIDEO: BADBADNOTGOOD & Tyler, The Creator – Orange Juice

steadybloggin — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 20:23:00 +0000

These BBNG collab videos >>>>> anything else Tyler has done in a while.

VIDEO: BADBADNOTGOOD – Peso (A$AP Rocky cover) LIVE

steadybloggin — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 19:58:55 +0000

Self explanatory. The intro is murderous.

VIDEO: BADBADNOTGOOD – Flashing Lights / Ni**as In Paris Medley (LIVE)

steadybloggin — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 16:42:42 +0000

Despite my enduring hate for most things Kanye West, Flashing Lights might be my favorite cover BBNG have done yet.

STREAM: SpaceGhostPurrp – London Blues (Keep It G Instrumental)

steadybloggin — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 23:11:28 +0000

SGP upped this to youtube earlier today, and then after a short while it was gone. Luckily else somebody re-upped it.

STREAM: SpaceGhostPurrp – London Blues (Keep It G Instrumental)

Soul Division & Steady Bloggin – Lean On Me (Chopped & Screwed Compilation)

steadybloggin — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 19:23:07 +0000

After several months of intense chopping, screwing (||), mixing, selecting and arranging, here is Lean On Me. We (The Steady Bloggin Braintrust) are very grateful to P. Jones and Groove Daniels of Soul Division for working with us on this all the way from Norway, tirelessly sending us track after track of quality material for our merciless selection process, and patiently sticking with us as we obsessed over minutiae of track arrangement and sequencing. Also, as always, huge thanks to John Turner Jr. for the artwork. We hope you enjoy the result as much as we enjoyed making this. Happy Holidays.

DOWNLOAD: Soul Division & Steady Bloggin – Lean On Me (Chopped & Screwed Compilation)

Soul Division & Steady Bloggin – Lean On Me by Steadybloggin

Oh yeah….. LEAN ON ME VOLUME 2 COMING SOON AS FUCK!!!!!!!!!

Adrian Younge – RENDEZVOUS! DJ Set (7 December 2011)

steadybloggin — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 22:38:53 +0000

This is an all vinyl mix of tunes that, according to Adrian, inspired his band’s new album, “Something About April”

So basically all sorts of crazy obscure 60s and 70s OST funk and jazz and soul whatever else influences his own awesome music. Drink wine on a bearskin rug to this one.

DOWNLOAD: Adrian Younge – RENDEZVOUS! DJ Set (7 December 2011)
ADRIAN YOUNGE DJ SET by djalfonso

Friendzone – Moments (Part 1) / I Miss Ya’ll / Change

steadybloggin — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 21:15:04 +0000

Wow / :bow: / #kudos for ‘Moments Part 1′. More of that please. Plus, two other instrumentals I found on their soundcloud page.

DOWNLOAD: Friendzone – Moments (Part 1)
Moments (Part 1) by FRIENDZONE

‘I Miss Ya’ll’ was a Squadda B song produced by Friendzone, released earlier this year.

DOWNLOAD: Friendzone – I Miss Ya’ll
Squadda B – I Miss Yall (Instrumental) by FRIENDZONE

‘Change’ was a Main Attrakionz/Shady Blaze track on Kichiburu Network Pt. 2

DOWNLOAD: Friendzone – Change
Change (Instrumental) by FRIENDZONE

VIDEO: Frankie P – Frank Abagnale Jr

steadybloggin — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 01:07:01 +0000

Very very cool video for one of the many great tracks from Frankie P’s Hazy Night In The Heights, which remains one of the best and most instrumental underrated albums of this year. Gotta give a lot of credit to Emmanuel “Dj Boy” Abreu here, who shot/directed/edited this and did a whole lot with obviously a very small budget. The split screens combined with the propulsive nature of the song itself do a good job of creating tension, and there’s a surprising minor self contained plot that takes the video a notch above the usual.