Streetfrog Productions

This was a track I created a few months back for a friend’s video project.
I have started to build off of this style and plan to come out with an EP in the near future, but until then, Enjoy this track

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How’d this one slip by my radar?

Digging this Beastie Boys video ft. Santi Gold.

Todeay the Glitch Mob released a new mixtape, More Voltage, featuring “a bunch of brand new unreleased tracks in there, some older tunes, and some released music that we have put a new spin on,” According to their website.

Head over to download, or check it out bellow

My favorite belly dancing electronic music act rolled through The Bean this past long weekend. Beats Antique killed it at the Paradise on Saturday night, opening for them was Filastine and the duo Thornato & Tumi of the Cumba Mela Collective.

All in all, a great night of entertainment, plus it being my first time to the renovated Paradise, I found myself enjoying the new set up and addition of Rolling Rock Tall Boys to the beer list.

The Beats that are Antique, who were touring off their new album, Elektrafone, really brung it with their untouchable performance.

The open-openers, had a great afro house grove, and got asses shakin ‘n bodies warmed up, but the real surprise of the the evening was Filastine, the one-man-electronic-band from Barcelona. Dude literally plays out of and all over a shopping cart to get ridiculous hits balanced by MIDI synths, some smooth and some staccato.

Check out his video for Singularities; it’s like Koyaanisqatsi meets RJD2.

Oddly enough, my wife and I ate dinner right next to Filastine before the show, granted we were separated by a pane of glass, and an army of cockroaches deterring us from getting any closer (gotta love Alston), besides, we had no idea who he was or what type of performance he was about to drop, anyway I think he likes Pad Thai.

Also, not to leave these fellas out, I’m digging this track from Thornato sampling Ladysmith Black Mambazzo. Funny story, but Reg and Dub were working on a Laysmith Beat on Friday night… coincidence, … entirely
ladysmith black mambazo-I Love Cause ( thornato edit) by Cumba Mela Collective

I’m a big fan of the Pretty Lights lineup, but I’m especially digging this track from Gramatik, While I Was Playin Fair.

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Check it out and download the whole album for free.

Also here’s the video for hi track So Much for Love.

It all has a welcome Mr. Scruff sorta sound

I’ve been listening to these guys a lot lately, and just recently got into this track
Darkside Dub by Zed’s Dead

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I stumbled over these old Kanye beat samples a little while back.

Hype Men Present: Kanye West’s First Beats (Disc 1)
Hype Men Present: Kanye West’s First Beats (Disc 2)

I’m not as big a Kanye fan as I used to be, but it’s really cool to see his roots, because he is an example of a producer who’s made it.

New video from the Cool Kids