Showing posts with label Mixtapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mixtapes. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Kelela - CUT 4 ME

Kelela's 'CUT 4 ME' mixtape is out on Fade To Mind. It features production by none other than the Night Slugs and Fade To Mind artists, who have consistently been releasing high quality music for the past several years. You can download 'CUT 4 ME' for free on Fade To Mind's website.

Vic Mensa - INNANETAPE

Good morning! If you haven't gotten Vic Mensa's 'INNANETAPE' yet, get it here. It's a beautiful work of art, and definitely worth your valuable time. Thought provoking and expressing the life choices of a supremely talented writer, 'INNANETAPE' provides good vibes regardless whether you are listening with friends or enjoying music by yourself.

Saturday, May 4, 2013

Chance The Rapper - Acid Rap



"Acid Rap" is Chance The Rapper's second official mixtape (his previous one was the critically acclaimed "#10Day" mixtape, recorded during his 10-day suspension from school).

This time, his songs take on a exciting-yet-relaxing direction, perfectly suitable for any party this summer. In addition to its Chicago-inspired production, the release features Action Bronson, Childish Gambino, Ab-Soul, just to name a few.

If you didn't get this yet, you can download the tape for free here!

Friday, February 1, 2013

Indigoism

"The first song I heard - ‘Gold Soul Theory’ - was perfect. I heard it and I didn’t even have to hear a second song. It blew me away how professional everything was, but also how forward thinking and spiritually minded these young kids were. Within the first 20 seconds I was pretty sure I was going to try to sign them. I never get that feeling.” - Flying Lotus 
 The Underachievers, Ak and Issa Dash, are the part of this fresh new wave of Hip-Hop that is coming out from New York. Indigoism is their first mixtape on FlyLo's label Brainfeeder. Knowing the previous releases from these two and just what FlyLo has to say about them, I am pretty sure that the mixtape wont dissapoint. So stream the mixtape below or you can go over to DatPiff for the download.


Friday, August 31, 2012

Haleek Maul X Supreme Cuts - Chrome Lips


Two months ago, a Barbados based rapper released a dark underground mixtape called Oxyconteen; and the two tracks that really got my attention from it were produced by Supreme Cuts. Obviously I was excited when I heard that these artist would team up to make a 17 track mixtape. This is not your typical hip hop mixtape. Supreme Cuts are on point when it comes to making gloomy atmospheric beats and Haleek Maul's pessimistic and morbid lyrics just fit perfectly. It might not be for everyone but I suggest you give it a listen.

Sunday, June 17, 2012

Joey BADA$$ - 1999

Here's something I've been listening to all week (as was the rest of the crew). '1999' is Joey BADA$$' debut mixtape that really took me back to what seemed like the golden era in rap music. This talented 17 year old rapper is real decent on the mic and has a knack for choosing dope beats to rap over: J Dilla (RIP), DOOM and Statik Selektah to name a few. While obviously very reminiscent of Stones Throw rap music from the turn of the new millennia (due to the selection of beats), he just makes it sound like he was there in a way that my mastery of the English language will fail to explain in coherent words. Remember this kid is 17. He was 11 when we lost Dilla. I therefore, urge you to give it a listen and see if you agree with me.



Thursday, January 12, 2012

2012 Looks Promising

To those that check our blog from time to time I am sorry for not updating it a lot more during the holidays. During this break some of us were busy: Mirakle had two live performances over the Christmas Break, on top of that he teamed up with Left Boy to make a catchy track "Video Games"
Make sure you favorite the track at hypem.
Stewiwionda was djing b2b with Sofie at Pom de Grenade; Jakob aka Dj Philth and fshstk tried out their skills at djing on New Years. I on the other hand was too busy being lazy so I'll try to make it up to you by making a small list of some stuff I listened to in past few weeks. Clams Casino released a remastered 320kbps version of his mixtape "Instrumentals". This was one of my favorite mixtapes in 2011 so getting this in 320 meant I had this on repeat and still do. Make sure you download this you wont regret it. Then right after New Years I stumbled across Evian Christ. No one knows much about him except that he made some impressive tracks. MYD was Today's Track few days ago and if you liked it I suggest you listen to the rest of his tracks. 5 days later The Daily Street decided to get Ifan Dafydd on their mixtape series. 2012 couldn't have started any better.If you follow us on Facebook you probably heard of it, but if you haven't make sure you do: And just like that some of my favorite artists started releasing tracks: Jacques Green released "Clark" from his forthcoming EP - Concealer (Jan. 30th) Shlohmo released "wenn uu", one of the tracks that will be on his new 3 song EP - Vacation (Feb. 7th) and soon after he released a remix of "Lianne La Havas - Forget". Around a day ago two brothers that go under the name Disclosure droped their new track titled "Flow": Kidnap Kid aswell decided to show off some of his new stuff. Few hours ago he just released "Lazarus Taxon". Today, while checking out my mail I found out that Stones Throw was nice enough to give us a free download of Jonti's album Sine & Moon
It's Jonti, it's free, so why not download it
I hope this will do for now. It looks like 2012 is going to be a good year and we will try to update you guys as much as we can this year. Thanks for following us.

Sunday, December 25, 2011

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!

Hey Friend!

We here at afromullets.com just wanted to wish all of you nice people a very Merry Christmas! Here's hoping that you can be with those dear to you and that you received amazing presents.

Also, here's a little something something we put together for all you guys that made it onto Santa's naughty list this year so you can get crunk off eggnog and break it down on the dancefloor/living room floor. And if you haven't bought anybody presents yet, feel free to pass this along and take credit for it.



Tuesday, November 1, 2011

LIVELOVEA$AP

Harlem Native Rapper ASAP Rocky just released his mixtape LIVELOVEA$AP. Its free so it means you have to download it and give it a listen.

Saturday, August 13, 2011

The Summer Of George

As the end of summer is slowly creeping up, I decided to whip together some of the tuneage that has made this summer one for the record books. You will probably see a recurring theme throughout that was influenced by the acts that moved me the most this festival/summer season: Night Slugs Crew, Hudson Mohawke and Dorian Concept. This is probably a very accurate snapshot of what I was listening to from May to August 2011. Obviously, there are several other songs/artists that deserve to be in this mix but just simply did not have the time to fit into the playlist. Anyways, hope you enjoy and lets try to stretch out that summer feeling with these tunes!

Monday, June 20, 2011

INDIE RnB Part II

1. No Kids - “The Beaches All Closed” 2. AlunaGeorge - “We Are Chosen” 3. Blood Orange - “Dinner” 4. Daru & Rena - “Happy” 5. Active Child - “Playing House” (feat. How to Dress Well) 6. Ford & Lopatin - “Break Inside” 7. Creep - “You” (feat. Nina Sky) 8. Daedelus - “My Beau” (feat. Paperboy & Erika Rose) 9. Inc. - “Swear” 10. Lone - “Waves Imagination” 11. Bonjay - “Stumble” 12. Submotion Orchestra - “All Yours” 13. 18 Carat Affair - “Passion” 14. Fatima - “Warm Eyes” (feat. Dâm-FunK) 15. Friendly Fires - “Show Me Lights” 16. Daru & Reggie B - “Play House” 17. Rimar - “Higher Ground” 18. Sa-Ra - “I Swear” 19. fLako - “I Want You” (feat. Dirg Gerner) 20. SBTRKT - “Living Like I Do” (feat. Sampha)

Friday, June 17, 2011

INDIE RnB

I thought I'd share this really great compilation with you guys. As I currently ride the so-called post-dubstep (yes, it's a very dickheadish and pretentious name but it is the only real way to describe it) wave, there is no denying that one of its key-influences is RnB. The evolution of traditional RnB over the years has somehow culminated into the fusing of dubstep basslines with the romantic and sensual vocals of RnB we somehow magically end up at with what can be perceived as post-dubstep.
This compilation documents just that: the evolution and transformation to the distinctive RnB sub-genre we have today. This transformation has led to the rise of names that have achieved fame of late: The XX, James Blake, The Weeknd, Frank Ocean and Jamie Woon.
Keep up to date with what's happening in this genre: Indie RnB

1. Aloe Blacc - “Arrive” 2. Milosh - “Another Day” 3. The Foreign Exchange - “Daykeeper” feat. Muhsinah 4. Machine Drum - “In the Dust” feat. Jesse Boykins III 5. Discovery - “I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend” feat. Angel Deradoorian 6. Muhsinah - “Stay Here” 7. Electrik Red - “So Good” 8. Quadron - “Horse” 9. The xx - “Basic Space” 10. Sonnymoon - “Houstonatlantavegas” (Drake Cover) 11. Pit Er Pat - “Water” 12. Teen Inc - “Fountains” 13. Alicia Keys - “Unthinkable” (Physical Therapy Real Heavy Vibe Mix) 14. Onra - “High Hopes” feat. Reggie B 15. Earrings - “World End” 16. The-Dream - “Priceless” 17. Active Child - “When Your Love Is Safe” (Classixx Remix) 18. Andreya Triana - “A Town Called Obsolete” (Mount Kimbie Remix) 19. Ciara - “Deuces” (Dubbel Dutch Remix) 20. Guerre - “LT4” 21. Drake - “I Get Lonely Too” (TLC Cover) 22. Body Language - “You Can” 23. How to Dress Well - “Ready for the World” 24. White Hinterland - “Don’t Take It Personal (Just One of Dem Days)” (Monica Cover) 25. Collarbones - “One Time” (Justin Bieber Cover) 26. First Rate People - “Funny Games” 27. Frank Ocean - “Novacane” 28. Shlohmo - “Places” 29. Marques Toliver - “Deep In My Heart” 30. The Weeknd - “What You Need” 31. d’Eon - “Transparency” 32. Jamie Woon - “Gravity”


Tuesday, June 14, 2011

James Drake

Bombé and Mr. Caribbean work together here to mash-up James Blake’s vocodered dubstep croon with Drake’s late night raps, and it’s a winning combination that will go well on a mix with Frank Ocean and the Weeknd. Not a big fan of Drake but this is dope. Stream and download here. (via)

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

THE 420 MIXTAPE

Friends of the herb!
It's that time of year again. We've stuck our heads together once again to harvest the best musical blends to chill (smoke) to. Ridiculous farming pun intended. So roll it up and light it up and let the music (weed) hit those receptors.
We've tried to select a range of artists that we hope you'll enjoy. Sorry kids, but we've got none of that clichéd 'smoke weed everyday' crap. You'll be hearing some stoner classics from the Stones Throw family, some interesting cover versions, some mellow tracks from OFWGKTA and many more.
Did we mention MIRAKLE?!? Exclusive track on this one. Tune in below and download to your walkman.
HAPPY 420 EVERYONE!
(If you are scared of the police or want to go to heaven, rest assured, smoking will not be necessary to enjoy this mixtape.)

Friday, April 1, 2011

THE 420 MIXTAPE

It's Friday, and we just thought we'd keep you updated on one of the things we've currently got brewing in our kitchen. Be sure to check in on April 20th for the release of our newest mixtape that will feature some musical masterpieces you can enjoy with your herb intake. This mix will also be featuring an exclusive track by our main man Mirakle so be sure to come by in a few days and download it! FOR FREE.

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Soundtrack To My March

I've been mostly listening to Oddfuture and Mirakle during February, but toward the end of the month and the beginning of March, the typical "Sountrack to My" music(if you can call it that) started playing in my Itunes. It is pretty early in March but I'm pretty sure few of these songs will be on repeat quite a lot this month. Expect stuff from James Blake, Jamie xx and few new artists I've been listening to such as Koreless. Enjoy.

Special thanks to my cousin for letting me use her photo for the cover.


Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Mirakle - The First Wonder

As months turned into weeks and those long gruelling weeks into days of patiently waiting for Mirakle to finally drop his first mixtape, we are stoked and relieved to say that the wait is finally over. What was heavily talked about on several drunken nights with the kid himself, we wondered if it would ever really be completed. The kid came through.
If you are not yet a fanboy or groupie on his facebook page you are probably scratching your head in confusion. Let's take a step back. INTRO. Mirakle is a lyricist from Vienna, Austria who has taken some popularity on youtube through his rap videos he started posting over a year ago. His development in mastering verse, rhyme and rhythm has been astronomical within this short period of time. His videos provide enough evidence. But enough with the hot air and on to business.
We at afromullets are proud as hell to present you Mirakle's first mixtape, which is exclusively available from us. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do. Show your love and support the guy if you want to hear more from him. Like. Follow. Watch.
Click on the photo for the download.
MIRAKLE

Friday, January 21, 2011

Sleeping With Giants.

Sleeping With Giants. by Afromullets on Mixcloud

This is a 'Seinfeld' inspired mix of some of the tracks that have been on heavy rotation lately. It's very hard to put one label on this mix as it is a blend of all my favourite styles of music today: experimental hip-hop beats, chill-wave, witch-house, hip-hop with a strong bias towards anything OFWGKTA and a touch of electronica. If you give it a listen you'll know where the Seinfeld comes in...

DOWNLOAD THE MIX


Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Dubstep Is Dead

Just wanted to share this mix with you all. What caught my eye was the title of the mix as well as the description that came along with it:
"Dubstep is dead." I really could not think of a more ridiculous yet true statement to pronounce. At a time where the genre’s style is oozing into just about every facet of commercial music, it’s undeniable influence is permeating the ears of the unknowing, yet there is debate as to the future, and current state, of the most interesting and revolutionary genre in dance music since jungle. Not that long ago, the “dub” element of dubstep was prominent; echos and delays paid tribute to the old days of blowing marijuana smoke into a microphone, getting the music high and, by proxy, the listener. Enjoying the space in between sounds, the effects and vibes that dub lovers lusted were eventually found in most forms of electronic music, and the DJ/sound system culture provided the template for selectors to come. Nowadays, anything that is at or near 140 BPM and has sub bass is considered to be “dubstep” and rarely utilizes the same use of space, bass and place. Where snares and voices would echo and reverb, distorted synths stab, and heavy drums pound, leaving barely any room for the listener to think. This is, I believe, a reflection of our times. Immersed in over-stimulation from the various forms of media that used to entertain us and now imprison us, we are subjected to a barrage of frequencies that confuse and numb us. The only escape, for some of us, is music, and I believe that this is what holds us all together, as an international community and as friends, and regardless of the sounds being played, the sound will continue to grow, evolve and piss off more people that “just don’t like it” or get it. Until a few months pass, and they too, will go from hater, to supporter, to attempting to capitalize on it. This is mix is by no means the headstone on the tomb of our beloved dubstep music, but I chose the tracks that were used for very particular reasons – I want people to understand, embrace and love the different strands of music that have stemmed from dubstep, and to understand that it is simply a permutation of bass music.
I agree and disagree. I can relate to the sentiments that some of the elements of what dubstep used to be is now fading away. But I also see that without any progression and developments we wouldn't have even gotten to what is now known as dubstep. I think this sentiment has been more evident in the hip-hop scene where its fans have divided into various camps representing hip-hop's multiple styles and subgenres. This is all useless at the end of the day, so just sit back, chill, and enjoy the tunes.

Saturday, November 6, 2010

Ludachrist - Talk Is Cheap

Without a doubt, this is one of the most creative and utterly irresistible mixes of the year – blends of over-commercialized hip-hop with face melting metal licks, cuts of gangster bars over 80’s synth-pop melodies, and fucking Tourette’s Guy samples. So get out your Reebok pumps, grab your favorite blade, get on the dancefloor and prepare to get messy – it’s time to sacrifice another virgin in the name of Ludachrist!