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Yup we’re back another fresh dose of the best in underground hip hop, stream the show via the nifty mixcloud widget above, or download / subscribe to the podcast via the links below. This month all 3 Droppin’ Science residents Matman, Nickname & Daredevil bless the decks for nearly 2 hours of ultra fresh jams!

Tracklist:

01. G-Mo & PC – Uh Oh
02. JR & PH dt. Elzhi & Frank n Dank – The City
03. Consequence ft. Q-Tip, Large Professor & Havoc – Fake I.D.
04. Wais P – You See It
05. Saigon – Get Busy
06. Paul White – Goes To Hollywood
07. Ghostface Killah — Together Baby
08. Nas – Foul Breeze
09. M9 – Shot
10. Sean Price – Sabado Gigante
11. Chima Anya – Feel Us ft. Skandal
12. 1982 (Statik Selektah & Termanology) – The Street LIfe
13. Stik Figa & Oddisee – Hot Mess
14. Von Pea – There U Were f. Uzoy
15. RA The Rugged Man ft, Vinnie Paz – Nosebleed (JBL The Titan Remix)
16. Show & AG – Full Scale Instrumental
17. Funkmaster Flex – Safe Sex, No Freaks Instrumental
18. Celph Titled & Buckwild ft. Treach – Out To Lunch
19. Rapsody ft. Big Daddy Kane – Young Black With a Gift
20. Von Pea ft. Josie Stingray & Rapsody – New Pair
21. DJ Format – Mr. DJ feat. Sureshot La Roc
22. Eric Lau – Home Run
23. Focus ft. Von Pea, Donwill & Chaundon – Homage to Ali Shaheed
24. Keith Murray – Dip Dip Di Instrumental
25. Curren$y ft. Raekwon – Michael Knight (Remix)
26. AZ – World Don’t Stop 2010
27. 1982 (Statik Selektah & Termanology) – The World Renown
28. The Left ft. Kool G Rap- Frozen
29. Talib Kweli & Marco Polo – Palookas
30. Wizard – Summer
31. Verb T – Life Is Ill ft. Kyza & Dubbledge
32. J-Live – Home Or Away
33. RA the Rugged Man ft. Celph Titled &- Mad Ammo
34. Big L – No Endz, No Skinz (Original Version)
35. Consequence & J Dilla – Bearer Of Bad News
36. JR& PH7 ft. Olivier Daysoul & Sean Price – Persuasion
37. M9 – Tug The Rope (Jon Phonics Remix)

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Recorded on SenseiFM 04.12.10, listen & watch us LIVE on the first Saturday of every month, 4pm-6pm

Cold Legistics: After hearing some of their beats, I got in contact with Chris Brassard, one half of Cold Legistics, to get a bit of background on them and their sound. Cold Legistics started about 4 years ago, and consists of Chris Brassard & Teddy Rosenthal. Teddy goes by the name of Teddy Roxpin, lives in Boston, MA, and works with a lot of rappers in the Boston area. Chris, a native of Providence RI, currently lives in Portland Maine studying at Uni and started producing when at high school, at the young age of 15. Chris’s main influences are Dilla, Dj Premier, Pete Rock, Hi Tek, RZA, Kev Brown, and Bullion. Apart from the ‘Deeper Than You Think’ EP, Cold Legistics’ most recent release is an album released online last week called ‘Northern Star’, which can be downloaded at the link below:

Download: Cold Logistics – Northern Star

Deeper Than You Think EP: Cold Legistics uses clean, intricate drum beats and have immaculate use of sampling. Throughout the EP you can hear samples of Marvin Gaye, Gil Scott-Heron, Redman, Big L, David Axelrod and even The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, all used in moderation to compliment the beats. The album takes you on a journey through different tempos and sounds, from the laid back ‘Didn’t Want To’ with it’s Kev Brownesque guitar samples & vocals subtly echoing in the background, the Dilla inspired genius of Sampling Interlude’ and ‘I’m Gone’, to beats like ‘Coming Home’ and ‘Traffic Interlude’ which could be mistaken for 9^th Wonder produced masterpieces. This EP has a unique sound and is my favourite of what I’ve heard from Cold Legistics, but do check out the ‘Northern Star’ album too.

Download: Cold Logistics – Deeper Than You Think EP

Future Releases: Apart from future Cold Legistics releases, Chris and a crew consisting of Maine locals O*zee, Shane, Reis and Essence, will also be dropping an album soon under the name ‘In the Attic’. I’ll keep you all posted on news regarding that one.

Big thank you to Chris for help with this post.