Delicious Vinyl is proud to announce the release of “The Throwaway” — the new single by Yancey Boys featuring Frank Nitt, produced by the late great J Dilla.
A digital-only release, “The Throwaway” is the initial offering from from what J Dilla Music Catalogue Curator Frank Nitt has dubbed ‘The Lost Scrolls’ — previously unreleased productions from the considerable body of work Dilla left behind. This particular premium production has been laced with new verses and hooks from Illa J (Dilla’s younger brother) and Frank Nitt (Frank & Dank)
Track name: Ladies
Artist: Grateful Doom
Album:
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Ladies- Grateful Doom
Doom meets the Grateful Dead
World Domination- Joey Bada$$ (Produced by MF Doom)
Medley: Intro- Jay Z
(Source: Spotify)
Track name: To Be Determined
Artist: Evidence Ft. elZhi and Aloe Blacc
Album:
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To Be Determined- Evidence Ft. elZhi and Aloe Blacc
The Don- Nas
A new single from Nas surfaced today on the blog for Hot 97 DJ Funkmaster Flex (via Nah Right). The track features production by late hip-hop icon Heavy D, who Nas says “gave this beat to [co-producer Salam Remi] for me to rap to.” Production duo Da Internz (Ludacris, Big Sean, Rihanna) also worked on the track.
Track name: What A Job
Artist: Devin The Dude Ft. Snoop Dogg & Andre 3000
Album:
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What A Job- Devin The Dude Ft. Snoop Dogg & Andre 3000
Track name: 22 Two's
Artist: Jay-Z
Album: Reasonable Doubt
Played 90 times
22 Two’s- Jay Z
Off Reasonable Doubt. Freestyle dropping the word “two” 22 times in a verse.
Track name: Rack City
Artist: Tyga
Album:
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Rack City- Tyga
youngmoney
LIQUORICE- Azealia Banks
More from Azealia. This girl is talented and rising up fast.
This is pretty great:
An audio supercut of every time the Wu-Tang Clan shouts itself out—by its collective name or individually—across the group’s five studio albums. Lastowka spent “a few hours” putting together the clip, and he came to this conclusion, which might not surprise you: “They say Wu-Tang a lot. It peaks with 36 Chambers, still gets brought up a lot on Forever, and sort of trickles out by the last two. I guess they really wanted to establish who they were. Note that I tried not to include repeated hooks like on ‘Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nuthing to F With’ or ‘High as Wu-Tang Get’ just because they sounded repetitive, and there were still plenty without them.”
Track name: All 4 The Cash
Artist: Gang Starr
Album: Full Clip: A Decade Of Gang Starr
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All 4 The Cash- Gang Starr
Rigamortus (Remix)- Kendrick Lamar Ft. Busta Rhymes
Track name: Flip Flop Rock
Artist: OutKast Ft. Jay Z and Killer Mike
Album: Speakerboxxx/The Love Below
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Flip Flop Rock- OutKast Ft. Jay Z and Killer Mike
I thought this was a brilliant album. Excellent production, as always, from the OutKast camp. Great guest spot by Jay-Z.
Run & Hide- Jay Electronica Ft. The Bullitts
Are you listening closely….?
(Jay Electronica):
Sentimental rain drops
The tears fall in increments
Like incremental pain drops
That wash away the stained spots
The Western World is just a hive of Scum and Villainy
That’s why Superheroes wear disguises in trilogies.
When the future is uncertain,
And the wizard is just a man inside the booth behind the curtain
Behaving like a serpent
With a bag full of everything,
Except your home,
Just remember, be yourself,
And accept your own,
Or Run & Hide…
