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Back with another mix of ultra-fresh hip hop, Droppin’ Science resident Matman is joined by guest dj Druskillz hitting you with close to 2 hours of brand new heat!

Tracklist:

01. Xperiment – Bouillon Blast
02. Saigon – The Greatest Story Never Told (Prod. by Just Blaze) 03. Rapper Big Pooh – Zone Out
04. Mello Music Group Helpless Dreamer Ft. Roc Marciano, X.O. & Tranquill – (Prod. Apollo Brown)
05. Rah Digga – Straight Spittin 4.5 (Prod. by Marco Polo)
06. Mndsg – Greyarea
07. Skillz – 2010 Rap Up
08. Mystro – UK 2010 Rap Up
09. Torae, John Robinson & Talib Kweli – Someday (Madwreck Rmx)
10. Verb-t ft. Jehst – Closer
11. Duffle Bag Bros. – Life is Short
12. Bugseed – Break of Dawn
13. YC the Cynic feat. Sene – Mr. Brown
14. Focus feat. Pro-Verb, Ras Kass, Kendrick Lamar & Latoiya Williams – Homage to Daz & Soopafly
15. Scram Jones & Gangrene – How to Drown a Fish
16. Ghostface Killah – Starkology
17. Planet Asia – Mixtape Madness
18. Whytfang – Gotta be funky
19. Fashawn – Manny Pacquiao
20. JR & PH7 ft. Oddisee – All in A Days Work
21. Reks ft. JFK – T.K.O.
22. J-Live – No Time To Waste
23. King Magnetic – Hip Hop ft Ali Armz & Slug (Prod. Astronote)
24. Kashmere – Bang! Splat!
25. Twista ft. Raekwon – The Heat
26. Chima Anya – What now
27. Kidkanevil – One For Tokyo
28. Strong Arm Steady – Back On Up f. Planet Asia
29. Crown Royale feat. MED, Tres Styles, Fashawn, Marvwon, Bishop Lamont, Guilty Simpson, Ras Kass, OneBeLo & Chino XL – The Chosen Show
30. Saigon feat. Faith Evans – Clap
31. Wizard – Ya See Baby
32. Consequence co-starring Diggy Simmons & Mac Miller – I’m V.I.P.
33. Smoke DZA – The Early Days Of George (Prod. by Hi-Tek)
34. Mello Music Group – Home Comes First Feat. Kenn Starr & Finale (Prod. Apollo Brown)
35. Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa – That Good
36. Ackryte – Jingle On Em
37. Roc Marciano – Snow (rmx) f. Sean Price

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Recorded on SenseiFM 15.01.10, listen & watch us LIVE on the first Saturday of every month, 4pm-6pm

Rhymefest records at New York’s legendary Baseline Studios w/ super-producer Just Blaze.
The end tune sounds dope, but Ryhmefest has some serious problems in the booth. Also features appearances by Chicago Tribe B-boy Crew & Fest performance at Lollapalooza.

Roll on his his sophomore LP, El Che, released on May 18 2010. Keep your eyes peeled for his last “Pre-LP” mixtape, Dangerous: 5-18, in April 2010.

Jay Electronica swept onto the hip hop scene in a wave of enigma late last decade. The effect of his quirky, emotional sound was compounded by the erratic methods of their release, drifting out unannounced via the internet – the Myspace leak of Act 1: Eternal Sunshine (The Pledge), a fifteen minute opus laced with movie samples and beatless film soundtracks, represented the beginning of an astounding surge of interest in both the man and his music, back in 2007. Since then, the New Orleans-born MC and producer has garnered heavy support from everybody from Nas to Gilles Peterson, and has worked heavily with soulslinger Just Blaze, dropping two instant neo-backpack classics, Exhibit A and Exhibit C. Only recently he partnered with New York-based “idea studio” Decon, working on his debut album as well as a video project with label founder Jason Goldwatch. With more anticipation around his Act II track than the rest of hip hop’s class of ‘10 combined, and another project with fellow supa emcees Mos Def and Curren$y in the making, the future couldn’t look brighter for Jay. To paraphrase his recent collaboration with Talib Kweli und Hi-Tek: he’s only just begun.