Today's Track: Money

Street Knowledge: Ruff Ryders' Anthem

Today's Track: Drop That Bitch

An absoulte banger by SALVA with Kurupt,Schoolboy Q, Problem and Bad Lucc supplying a verse each.

KIDS N CATS - Tip Tip

We are always excited to come across talented people. But we're even more excited when they are up-and-coming artists based in Vienna. The band KIDS N CATS just released “Tip Tip” a promising debut single that’s set in a catchy pop landscape. It comes along with a real treat of a music video, together they set the tone and aesthetic of what KIDS N CATS stand for. They scream for attention, whilst their music circulates around Pop and its boundaries. Press play and welcome KIDS N CATS into your hearts: down down dig dig diggi digi down down down, down down dig dig diggi down down digigigigii , ALL. DAY. LONG.
Make sure to follow KIDS N CATS on FB & YouTube

Street Knowledge 56: How to Fight

Afromullets Presents: The 4/20 Mix

With 4/20 falling on Easter Sunday this year, there's plenty of opportunity for some herbal celebration. As has become custom here at Afromullets, we give you our yearly 4/20 mix, curated by the talented Jvst Kin.
It's time for a lazy Sunday. So sit back, roll one up and hit that play button, ya dig?

Today's Track: The Desert

Jonwayne released his newest track since his great debut album ,"Rap Album One", as a MC. Featuring a verse from Oliver the 2nd this track got us excited about future releases from both artist. We are also super excited, and you should be too, to get to see Jonwayne performing at sound:frame festival this Friday at Brut.

On the Streets of Vienna: Penfold & Numskull

One of my two favorite artists were in Vienna the past few days and painted a few spots around the city. Penfold left but Numskull stayed and is having a exhibition with Perfekt World. More info on the event here.

Today's Track: So Sick Stories

So Sick Stories from RATKING and King Krule which will be featured on RATKING's debut album So It Goes.

Daily Dope: Superman with a GoPro

The title pretty much says it. The footage was shot around Los Angeles using a GoPro camera attached to a gimbal on a Phantom 2 quadcopter; you can learn more about the making-of in the video below: