Label:Exit Records (7)
Catalog#: EXIT016
Format: M2T
Country:UK
Released:21 Aug 2009
Genre: Electronic
Style: Drum n Bass
Quality: 384kbps / 48.0 kHz

All credits go to the producer (Spectrasoul)
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CunninLynguists feat. e-40 & Evidence – Running Wild (clean):”

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Dirty South hip-hop trio CunninLynguists have announced dates for their Strange Journey U.S. Tour in support of their upcoming release, Strange Journey Volume Two.

After a hugely successful European run spanning 10 countries this past spring, the U.S. portion of the Strange Journey Tour will extend for 5 weeks with fellow road warriors Grieves along with DJ/producer Budo, Los Angeles-based artist and frequent QN5 collaborator Tunji as well as Sweden’s own international hip-hop icons Looptroop Rockers, who will be taking part in their first-ever full U.S. tour.

Featuring strategic guest spots from all over the map, the release Strange Journey Volume Two picks up where Part One left off — chronicling the life of the weary traveling musician with cuts like the sleepy Seattle lament “Close Your Eyes”, featuring Geologic of Blue Scholars, Grieves and Macklemore and the Cali banger “Running Wild” featuring Evidence of Dilated Peoples and Bay Area rap legend E-40. Other guests include Sean Price, Tonedeff, Freddie Gibbs, Poison Pen and production from J-Zone and Blue Sky Black Death.

Strange Journey U.S. Tour
CunninLynguists f. Grieves & Budo, Looptroop Rockers and Tunji

11-10 – Atlanta, GA – Drunken Unicorn
11-12 – Orlando, FL – AKA Lounge (w/ Godamus Rhyme)
11-14 – New Orleans, LA – Parish @ House of Blues
11-15 – Dallas, TX – Prophet Bar
11-16 – Austin, TX – Emo’s Lounge
11-18 – Scottsdale, AZ – Chasers
11-20 – Los Angeles – Viper Room
11-21 – Berkeley, CA – Shattuck Down Low (w/ Pep Love)
11-22 – Eugene, OR – WOW Hall
11-23 – Bellingham, WA – Nightlight Lounge
11-24 – Portland, OR – Hawthorne Theatre
11-25 – Seattle, WA – Nuemos
11-27 – Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge
11-28 – Denver, CO – Larimer Lounge
11-29 – Steamboat Springs, CO – Ghost Ranch Saloon
11-30 – Fort Collins – Aggie Theater
12-01 – Boulder, CO – Fox Theatre
12-02 – Omaha, NE – Waiting Room
12-03 – Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue (w/ Unknown Prophets)
12-04 – Madison, WI – High Noon
12-05 – Chicago, IL – Subterranean
12-06 – Gambier, OH – Kenyon College
12-08 – Rochester, NY – Dub Underground
12-09 – Burlington, VT – Higher Ground
12-10 – Boston, MA – Paradise
12-11 – NYC – Highline Ballroom

Eclair Fifi in photo.

So we’re really feeling this HudMo mix. Lots of styles and interesting twists on tracks that we know and love, but we like them even more with nice editing all over the place. Chop chop. Music reborn and getting the pitch/tempo up is a must.

Favorite part of the mix right now is from 19:00 in to 24:39. There are definitely lots of gems throughout.

Enjoy if you haven’t already heard!

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Tracks within:
Keaver – Cleff Recherd (cdr)
Clark Ft Soulja Boy – Autumnal Crank (Warp/Interscope)
Machine Drum – Don’t Wait (Normrex)
le N?ko – Loas En Je Laisse (cdr)
Chingy Ft Keri Hilson – Let Me Love You (Capitol)
Seiji – Chiggy Time (Sonar Kollektiv)
Sleepless Crew – Cold Rock (subplate )
Gaby y Carlos – Hot Heavy Heat (Dimlite Mix)
Taz – Strike First HudMo mix (Ramp)
V.C. – Hurme (cdr)
Timbaland – Give It To Me Rmx ft JayZ (Mosely Music)
Samiyam – Box (cdr)
debruit – Puccek (cdr)
SwizzBeats – Money In The Bank HudMo rmx (cdr)
Onra – Shhhhh (cdr)
Olivier Daysoul – Brain (cdr)
Teebs – Thai Bells (cdr)
Sleepless Crew – Vudootronics (cdr)
Nicole Scherzinger – Whatever You Like Inst. (Interscope)
Flying Lotus – Camel (cdr)
Rustie – Japanese Telecom Remix (cdr)
Claudia Fonti – iii (cdr)
Claudia Fonti – four (cdr)
Twista – 2 Times (Atlantic)
Cassie – Sometimes (Badboy)
Mike Slott – Good Morning (cdr)
Hudson Mo – Root Hands (cdr)

We had a lot of fun last week going out to see a B.E.A.R. showcase at Jimmy’s Lounge in Hollywood. We didn’t get to see the whole show, but everything we heard was great. Would you expect any less from The Briefcase Rockers though? The crowd was an interesting mix at the show and the music that B.E.A.R. pushes is unique. We said it before and we’ll say it again: everything we’ve heard from The Briefcase Rockers is music worth listening to.

We got six video clips of the show (after the photos), two of Juan Huevos–who came all the way from North Carolina to make it out to the show–and four of ERAs. It was too bad that we couldn’t get more, but that’s all spilled milk now.

On Juan Huevos, we think he is a dope live MC and his performance was get-up and kept the crowd locked-in. Bringing a cover of Avril Lavigne, and getting half-naked towards the end of his show, it’s a performance we’ll never forget. However, we like Juan Huevos’ flows and instrumentals and find his style exciting even without the show and dance. Huevos’ is upbeat and different. Good things.

People like a good show, but if there’s not substance to the music, you could put on the best show in the hottest venue out there and it would be like eating a burnt grilled cheese sandwich at a five star restaurant.

Nathaniel Eras, or ERAS, really rocked out as well. Twiddling knobs and having fun while he played, things stayed engaging. Even though more abstract, glitchier music and melodies are more of an acquired taste, if you spend much time on the site you’ve probably noticed that we love experimental music in general and especially where technology and music meet. ERAS had a high-tech gadget-driven sound that we always enjoy hearing like sipping on a unique-flavored foreign drink.

At any rate, the show was hot. The videos are a bit dark and aren’t the best representation of what the show was like, especially since we didn’t manage to record all of the artists that performed, but that’s why you have to go out to these events for yourselves. We look forward to future shows from B.E.A.R.: rock, rock on.

1. PANTYRAID – GIT DURTY
2. PANTYRAID – CRUNKALICIOUS / RAY CASH – SEX APPEAL
3. PANTYRAID – DREAMING / MIMS – THIS IS WHY I’M HOT
4. PANTYRAID – WORSHIP THE SUN / JAY-Z – DIRT OFF YOUR SHOULDER
4. MARTYPARTY – YOUNG PIMP / CHINGY – RIGHT THURR / CURRENCY – WHERE THE CASH AT
5. PANTYRAID – LIKE THAT / BRITNEY SPEARS – TOXIC
6. OOAH – ANOTHER TRASHY LOVE / KID CUDI – DAY N’ NITE
7. PANTYRAID – ENTER THE MACHINE / THREE 6 MAFIA – FLY
8. PANTYRAID – BEBA / LIL JON – IN DA CLUB
9. DZ – GET ON DOWN / LIL JON – IN DA CLUB
10. PANTYRAID – ONE MO / BEYONCE – BONNIE & CLYDE / YOUNG JEEZY – OVER HERE
11. PANTYRAID – GET THE MONEY / PANTYRAID – THE FUTURE IS FAR FROM FAIR

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PANTyRAID are Josh Mayer aka Ooah of The Glitch Mob and Marty Folb aka Marty Party. They make brilliantly futuristic hip hop, in their own words:

PANTyRAID is a true cross over project – hip hop, dub step, electro-crunk… all done right with hard booty shaking instrumentation.

Their debut album “The Sauce” is available on Marine Parade in September.

PANTyRAID Myspace.