Kendrick, in addition to this week’s “Solo Dolo Pt. II“, jumps on Miguel‘s Kaleidoscope Dream sleeper “How Many Drinks” in the singer’s newest collaboration. Much better than Wiz’s half-assed contribution to “Adorn“, wouldn’t...
Kendrick enlisted the help of Hov for the remix of “Bitch, Don’t Kill My Vibe”, the fifth single to come from his debut album. Jay submits a verse, but it’s Kendrick’s two new...
Read More →Ryan Hemsworth is quickly climbing up my list for one of my favorite producers of the year. He usually has a synth-based, almost ’80′s-influenced sound to his remixes, but for this particular remix...
Read More →Recently Clams Casino co-produced a single with Nashville-based newcomer Mykki Ekko for his single “Pull Me Down“, a track that’s highly reminiscent of something from One Republic: Slow-moving, heavy drums, trodding synth, and...
Read More →Star Slinger apparently created this awesome remix when he was “on the train to London” (hence the title). This is probably as fast-paced and upbeat as this song could ever get without its...
Read More →B.Dolla took the Ruff Ryders’ popular track “Down Bottom” and re-worked it into a crazy trap remix. I’ll let the beatmaker explain: “Swizz Beatz has always been one of my favorite producers so...
Read More →Wale is getting ready to release his junior effort (sophomore on MMG) tentatively titled This Ain’t Perfect sometime in early 2013, but until then he’s announced on Twitter that he’ll keep us busy...
Read More →24 year-old artist and Chicago native Wonda has taken the beat of Sweater Beats’ “Make a Move” and the lyrics of Frank Ocean’s “Thinkin Bout You” and created a pretty cool remix out...
Read More →This particular remix is one of the more interesting tracks from Ryan Hemsworth‘s mix for FACT Magazine. Check out his take on Jeremih’s extremely catchy track “773 Love” below. You can also stream...
Read More →In celebration of the release of Kendrick Lamar‘s excellent debut LP good kid, m.A.A.d city, the Black Hippy collective (which also features Ab-Soul, Jay Rock, and ScHoolboy Q) remixed Kendrick’s two biggest...
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