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Track Reviews

Russ Chimes – Turn Me Out

The Russ Chimes train rolls on with latest track “Turn Me Out” debuted tonight on Annie Mac’s R1 programme. The uptempo track has the feel of
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11-23-12

Joel Culpepper – Passenger

Silky smooth soulman Joel Culpepper delivers a midtempo R&B cooler of the highest quality in “Passenger”. Excepted here from his “SkyDive” EP,
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11-23-12

WU LYF – Triumph (Demo)

So it seems (at least according to a cutely worded note on the band’s website) that Wu Bro has, as a band, met the final curtain (that or
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11-23-12

Trashbat – Shake Em Out (Legend4ry’s Love Mix)

UK producer Legend4ry cooks down perhaps the most cooled out interpolation of The Contours “Do You Love Me” of ALL TIME. We’re getting trippy
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11-21-12

Peace – Wraith

Birmingham’s Peace are the shit. We’re still waiting for them to make the trip over to the states but that’s not something we’ll hold against
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11-21-12

Kami de Chukwu – Savior

Whoa. Where did Kami de Chukwu come from? Spin the heavy, chillingly soulful “Savior” while we try to figure out what the hell universe this guy
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11-21-12

Wild Cub – Straight No Turns (Kisses Remix)

LA’s Kisses crew are your key to a tropical Thanksgiving. From moment one, you’ll be “whisked away” straight into “island vibes” and “pina
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11-21-12

The Neighbourhood – Let It Go

The Neighbourhood took to the airwaves of Zane Lowe’s Radio 1 show earlier today to debut new track “Let It Go”. Compact, precise & hooky as f
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11-21-12

Laid Back – Fly Away (Poolside Edit)

Our friends at Poolside released a freebie today, just in time to chill everyone out as the Thanksgiving break approaches. “Fly Away”,
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11-21-12

Camille Michelle Gray – Bitch Don’t Kill My Vibe (Kendrick Lamar)

Maryland singer/songwriter Camille Michelle Gray’s acoustic version of Kendrick Lamar’s “Bitch Don’t Kill My Vibe” (maybe our favorite track on
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11-20-12

Port Isla – Sinking Ship

It’s full speed ahead for the Norwich based Port Isla as they embark on a dark and bloody sea of new bands with their ironically titled debut
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11-19-12

Wiz Khalifa – Gone (Feat. Juicy J)

Old Man Khalifa and the Juice Man trade some trippy rhymes about some of their favorite subjects including smoking expensive weed, buying
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11-19-12