drop the bomb [demo] - kid hood

here's a song that was produced by one of my favourite producers of all time, el-p. circa 92.

edit: this particular rip is from the stretch and bobbito show, around '94.

linda scott - i've told every little star

charlie mingus - moanin'

ka - cold facts

brownsville's ka unleashes grief pedigree upon the world. stepping away from the recent wave of amateurish rhyming laid over lush, dense production, ka's shakespearean lyricism over beats that are in the same lane as the stuff on roc marci's album marcberg is refreshing, kinda. nothing new but it does (somewhat thankfully) step away from the swag/cloud rap thing that everyone seems to be doing now.

burial - kindred

new music from one of my favourite artists. perfect to listen to on a bus or a train, or even while walking in the cold rain. burial is loner music; music for moments that you cherish silently. enjoy.