Blow Your Head Volume 1 - Diplo Presents Dubstep (2010)

Mad Decent is proud to announce their first volume in their "Blow Your Head" series of compilations, "Diplo Presents Dubstep"! It features 16 tracks, some brand new and unreleased, some classics, some overlooked sleepers. All hand selected by Diplo as his favorites from across the spectrum of this burgeoning, multi-faced genre. Download Blow Your Head Volume 1 - Diplo Presents Dubstep Here!

Preview 'Doctor P - Sweet Shop" in the Soundcloud Player below...heavy!


Blow Your Head Volume 1 - Diplo Presents Dubstep Tracklist:
01. Joker & Ginz - Re-Up
02. Major Lazer feat. Mr Lexx & Santigold - Hold The Line (Skream Remix)
03. DZ - Down
04. Diplo feat. Lil Jon - U Dont Like Me (Datsik Remix)
05. Zomby - Strange Fruit
06. Brackles - Glazed
07. Jessica Mauboy - Burn (Stenchman Remix)
08. Doctor P - Sweet Shop
09. Rusko - Cockney Thug (Caspa Remix)
10. Untold - Stop What Youre Doing (James Blake Remix)
11. Borgore feat. Diplo - Sunset
12. James Blake - Sparing The Horse
13. Benga - 26 Basslines
14. Little Jinder - Youth Blood (12th Planet & Flinch Remix)
15. Rudi Zygadlo - Resealable Friendship (Starkey Remix)
16. Rusko feat. Amber Coffman - Hold On (Subfocus Remix)

Download Blow Your Head Volume 1 - Diplo Presents Dubstep Here!

Doom - Born Like This (2009)

He’s not the biggest rapper of all time, but DOOM (formerly MF Doom) is among rap’s most consistent players. And with Born Like This the emcee continues his proven formula of cartoon-villain-meets-hip hop beats. The greatest artists are shrouded in mystery, always keeping audiences guessing; Born Like This extends that trend as DOOM emulates the enigmatic super-villain Doctor Doom over killer samples, waging war against the state of contemporary rap.

Throughout the album DOOM reaffirms that he is the king of the underground, breaking convention while retaining good form, favoring freestyle over chorus, and all that while living by his own rules.

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1990-2000 One Decade of Hip Hop (by The Rub)

The Rub has been doing the world an undeniably necessary public service in recording their The History of Hip-Hop series of weekly mixtapes. They're unsurprisingly excellent: impeccable selection, flawless mixing.

My favorite thing about these mixes is the fact that hearing hip-hop's finest grouped not by region or style but by year means that every record is uniquely contextualized. They all fit together in a way that I'd forgotten from my ever-advancing vantage point. They are of a piece, just like they were when you lived through them

More mixes and free downloads on The Rub website!

History Of Hip Hop Volume 22: 2000 (Mixed by Cosmo Baker)


Hip-Hop History Volume 21: 1999 (mixed by DJ Ayres)


Hip-Hop History Volume 20: 1998 (mixed by DJ Ayres)


Hip-Hop History Volume 19: 1997 (mixed by DJ Eleven)


Hip-Hop History Volume 18: 1996 (Mixed by Cosmo Baker)


Hip-Hop History Volume 17: 1995 (mixed by Cosmo Baker)


Hip-Hop History Volume 16:1994


Hip-Hop History Volume 15: 1993


Hip-Hop History Volume 14: 1992 (mixed by DJ Eleven)


Hip-Hop History Volume 13: 1991 (mixed by DJ Eleven)


Hip-Hop History Volume 12: 1990 (mixed by Cosmo Baker)

Roots Manuva meets Wrongtom - Duppy Writer (2010)

Roots Manuva meets Wrongtom - Duppy Writer

With two years passing since last studio offering Slime & Reason, it seemed the alternative remix-dominated lineage running concurrently alongside Roots Manuva’s regular discography was at an end. Not so fast. 
Enter producer Wrongtom, fellow London lad, wrestling control for the most cohesive Roots Manuva re-rub record to date. Duppy Writer goes one further than its spiritual predecessors – 2002’s speaker-shaking Dub Come Save Me and 2006 mixes-and-outtakes collection Alternately Deep – slicing apart Slime & Reason alongside choice tracks across Smith’s entire legacy. Wrongtom’s distance from the originals pays dividends, accentuating the lolloping Jamaican flex at Smith’s musical heart and providing a central riff off which almost all 11 tunes – and two skits – sunnily ride


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Jahtari - Hot Jahtari Riddims Mixtape

Jahtari is a Netlabel, founded in 2004 by Jan Gleichmar aka "Disrupt". Unlike most netlabels, it focuses on the dub and reggae music genres, with an electronic music approach which it calls "digital laptop reggae", using Commodore 64 or 8-bits sounding softwares to produce the beats. The whole Jahtari catalogue is available for online listening and downloading on their site...impressive openness.

By 2006, Jahtari had started to offer a release on CD in addition to the free downloads, and later produced vinyl releases too. As of 2008, it had signed more than 20 artists, among them Soom T, Pupajim, Bo Marley,or Mungo's Hifi. 

Check out their sound with the cool player below!
Compilation courtesy of http://phlow-magazine.com/