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it is the soundtrack to your dystopian future.

This music is horse shit. Comparing her to Lauryn Hill is a joke. Lauryn is a better rapper AND a better singer. Seriously, who thought these tracks would sell? This music is all overproduced fluff. There's not even a really hook or drive to any of these songs. "Boo!" was a jam, though.

I dunno, in a way I agree with you, but I think this also smacks of being a tad too touchy-feely for me. So she can talk about this to big up herself, but nobody can respond to it and use it in a critique of her? The mud hut thing was obviously an off-the-cuff joke that I, personally, thought...

I saw the ad before the previews of a film here in Chicago last week.

Haha.. I/O. I played at that place in like February at some wanky show with Kool Keith and Otto von Schirach and the dude at the door even tried to give me attitude. Such a weird spot-- a club with an outdoor patio right in the middle of a residential section of a shitty neighborhood.

You know, I hated that the first time I heard it, but it's totally grown on me. Especially after B U N.

Bruza - "Get Me!"

The show with DJ Funk? Anyway, if I had to pick one summer jam from this year, I think I'd have to settle on "Still Tippin"

Missy Elliott - "Lose Control" Amerie - "One Thing" Mike Jones - "Still Tippin" Kanye West - "Gold Digger" Ying Yang Twins - "Wait (Whisper Song" and "Badd"

shit hot

i've been trying to find "grime" mcs around here and not having a ton of luck, so i gave one of my more hip-hop beats to a local mc and got this back: vyle - carrying case departure (prod. by atomly) (mp3)

The importance of Radiohead and their influence on American hipsterdom cannot be overstated.

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Theory and Techniques of Electronic Music An academic book by Miller S. Puckette (MSP), the guy who wrote Max/MSP and also the man behind PD. Interesting read if you're into the theoretical side of production.

That's not really that far off from a lot of stuff I've been working on...

General Levy alongside the M-Beat, the world is in trouble! I know "Incredible" went Top 10, not sure if it ever hit #1. "Oi!" hit #8, right?

For the kickoff of our new grime monthly I did a sort of "grime anthems" set, since the majority of people around here aren't anywhere near familiar with the genre other than a little bit of Dizzee or whatever. Anyway, my tracklist: Roll Deep - When I'm 'Ere Lethal B - Pow! Wiley - Eskimo...

Hit me up private-style. I'll take as much as you can carry!

I thought you were talking about this Bollywood Breaks

Haha, it's hilarious that you say that. I hated Bob Marley for years because of that... Anyway, the Portishead albums are great, even in retrospect-- I gotta say Live is always the one I found myself listening to the most, honestly-- but it's true that so much "trip hop" was utter crap. I do...