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J*DaVeY _ New joints.

New newness.  How new?  Well...that's of little consequence. You need this in your life.  No idea who J*DaVeY is?  Peep the official. For those in the know, though, I bring three tracks. You know the routine; click the links, jack the tracks, cheer the ears.

This One!

iFEEL [My personal favorite.]

Turn It Up

Enjoy.

McMahon.

c/o

New J*DaVeY vid...sort of...

J*DaVeY - "Mr. Mister" (Future Screw Remix)

     A video based on the remix of "Mr. Mister", found on the Beauty in Distortion EP.  Granted, if you one of the select few that can't watch certain Japanese cartoons without catching seizures, this might not something you'd want to watch.  It's called a disclaimer, bipeds.  But it's pretty dope, though.  You have been listening to J*DaVeY, haven't you?  Don't sleep.

That's all, bipeds.

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Pay what you OWE!! [Exclusives on deck.]

So...because I live a busy life, and because Bouier enjoys fucking with me [ask if you don't believe], there have been a lot of videos shown here that have gone unripped. Well...that will be rectified as of now. That's right, exclusives aplenty; I figure it couldn't hurt our page stats to give you something you won't find anywhere else. Just remember who loves you. Let us begin.

First off, the audio rip of the Junya Watanabe MAN Autumn-Winter 2007-08 show. Upon ripping it, I found it rather catchy, and was determined to find the tracklisting of the mix. Peep:

1．Goose - "Check"
2. Goose - "Everybody"
3．Goose - "Black Gloves"
4．Goose - "British Mode"
5．Vitalic - "Newman"

Goose is a Belgian electro rock collective, and Vitalic is a French electro artist, in case you were wondering. I'd link you to samples of their work, but...I suppose the mix will serve that purpose, no? Here you go.

Oh, peep the officials:

http://www.goosemusic.com/ http://www.vitalic.org/

Next, the two new Lupe joints from when he performed at IU, previewing the new cuts for LupEND. Peep here and here. Also, Lupe's freestyle over the "Dear Summer" beat; enjoy.

J*DaVeY:

Bringing their new single "Dollar or More", live on Ellen Degeneres' show. Bone apple teat.

A while ago, Bouier dropped the Dior Homme fashion show vid, for which French electro house group Justice did the soundtrack. Then I brought the audio rip. Then a few days ago, Bouier dropped what I assume will be the radio edit, truncated and with an extra guitar solo. [EDIT: The shorter version is just the last four minutes of the full version.] So I now bring the full version, same as the audio rip from before, except now in CD quality. "Planisphere" is unique because it offers a focused attempt at the classical baroque stylings that Justice usually only provides on the breaks of their other songs. 17 [count 'em] seventeen minutes long, and worth every second. Click the pic above, or click here.

M.I.A.'s demo of "Rain Dance". Here you go.

And as [almost] always, the Beloved Bone-Us Item:

I bring the instrumental for Common's "Announcement", featuring and produced by Pharrell. Click the pic.

*whew* That was a long one. [That's what she said.]

That's all, bipeds.

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New Foreign Exchange album...

    For those not in the know, a while back, Phonte of Little Brother hooked up with Dutch producer Nicolay via okayplayer, trading ideas over email and IM.  Because of the nature of their origin, they decided to name themselves The Foreign Exchange.  They dropped an album back in '04, titled Connected, also referring to their origin.  If you don't have it, get it; dopeness all around.

 

On the real...I might soil myself...

And I bring viral vids...

Apparently, the first two vids are of other peoples convo's; skits, basically.  [Subject topics for the album?  We'll get to that later...]  The last one is of Phonte & Nicolay exchanging ideas/materials, etc.

Sound good?  You know it does.  But there's more.  Peep the excerpt from Groove Attack:

     Leave It All Behind finds The Foreign Exchange much closer in geography (Nicolay has since become a resident of Wilmington, NC), but located much further from their hip-hop origins. The album is a dark, multilayered affair that features Phonte showcasing his abilities as an exceptional lead and harmony vocalist, while Nicolay extends his musical palette to include sprinklings of jazz, downtempo, house and more.

     In addition to appearances from longtime Foreign Exchange affiliates Darien Brockington and Yahzarah, the album also features guest shots from producer/keyboardist Zo!, the fast rising star that is vocalist Muhsinah and a string arrangement by 4 Hero’s Marc Mac on “If She Breaks Your Heart”, a cover version of a forgotten Stevie Wonder gem.

And [AND] I bring you a tracklisting:

01. Daykeeper [*]
02. Take Off The Blues
03. All Or Nothing/Coming Home To You [*]
04. I Wanna Know
05. House Of Cards
06. Sweeter Than You
07. Valediction
08. If She Breaks Your Heart
09. If This Is Love
10. Something To Behold [*]
11. Leave It All Behind

Why did I mark certain tracks with asterisks?  *ahem*  Go back and watch the first and second video...and peep the screen names.  Truly  viral.  

Leave it All Behind is set to release on October 7th [digital copy]; October 10th [Europe, physical + instrumentals] and October 14th [US, physical + instrumentals].  Yes, instrumentals.  Just can't get any doper.

Oh, peep the official page.

As [almost always] the Beloved Bone-Us Item.  I bring thee a live performance of J*DaVeY's new single, "Dollar or More", on Ellen.  Apparently, Jack Davey used to work there.  I actually haven't heard this song before; I think I'll rip it.  Davey's live voice is a little...shaky.  Not bad, though.

And that, bipeds, is all.

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