Weekly Digest 1

http://youtu.be/OJ8Gtx45Fmc New music by either RZA or The Black Keys would definitely be post-worthy. A sneak peak into the new RZA movie The Man With the Iron Fists as well. Put all three together into one product and you know this one will make headlines. Listen to the complete soundtrack below and cop it on their bandcamp page, iTunes and at ironfistsmusic.com. New release on the Bastard Jazz off-spin BSTRD Boots. Ticklah, the Antibalas' keyboard player and NYC reggae stalwart, makes his BSTRD debut with dope reggae re-workings of Erykah Badu & Pharoahe Monch! Listen and buy at Phonica Records >> http://youtu.be/J2AHvZWojSc "The Symbol" is the first single from Action Bronson's forthcoming Mixtape 'Rare Chandeliers' and last week the visuals were released - a complete mini-action film straight out of the ’70s featuring Mr. Bronsolino. "In The Middle Of Infinity" is the new brutal instrumental opus from the mysterious group 3:33. And for those who missed it, grab 3:33's complete collection of haunting remixes featuring Danny Brown, Cannibal Ox, Company Flow, Roc Marciano, Doom & many more - free over at their Bandcamp site: http://parallelthought.bandcamp.com/album/7-sets-of-7 Like Showbiz and AG, Twit One and Lazy Jones like their pockets fat not flat. But as fate would have it, this is not always the case with these two young musicians from Cologne. That's why they call their new band Flatpocket and have recorded a concept album based on this topic, titled „Geldfundphantasyen“ (german for „Finding Money Fantasies“). The album drops on 7 Dec on Melting Pot Music. http://youtu.be/TN1BN4keamc Amon Tobin presents the next brutalist masterpiece wired up under his Two Fingers guise. "Vengeance Rhythm" has been brought to life (and death) in a truly jaw-dropping video from stop-frame animator and director Chris Ullens. Ullens transforms a pile of toys, a love of super slo-mo explosions and a huge pile of mince into the funniest, most eye-popping and shocking exercise in animated ultra-violence since Walt Disney discovered Mickey and Donald were engaged in Un-American Activities together. Download the track here. It's been a dope week for Dirty Science! First up, Blu & Exile release their first official music video from their album “Give Me My Flowers While I Can Still Smell Them” for the song “Maybe One Day” directed by Jerome D. Cop the limited Edition 10″ & full length album in all formats at the shop. Next up is Dag Savage with Cali Dreamin featuring Fashawn, Co$$ and Tiombe Lockhart. You can cop this one via iTunes & get your limited editions 7″ in the shop! http://youtu.be/zbrJCKzPZg0 Danny Brown is just unstoppable... New visual for "WitIt", which appeared on the deluxe edition of XXX. Danny Deluxe! http://vimeo.com/51981297 To be honest I never wanted to know much about Machine Gun Kelly, but I'm a sucker for documentaries. Even though still don't like Lil Wayne's music, his documentary made me respect his work ethic - at least before his prison sentence. Lace Up is way shorter and doesn't go deep into who MAchine Gun Kelly is, but nevertheless it opened a little door into the life of this artist and I must say I was quite entertained with his flashmob in a Cleveland mall, etc. Check it out, it's only 20min! Cody ChesnuTT... I still remember his 30+ song album "Headphone Masterpiece". While audiophiles will smash the album for the subpar recording quality, the album had so much soul, I still go back every and then and indulge in it. If you haven't heard the album yet, then you will definitely heard Cody reworking "The Seed 2.0" on The Roots' 2002 album Phrenology. Thanks to NPR you can stream his new album Landing on a Hundred, due out Oct. 30: http://www.npr.org/2012/10/21/163090878/first-listen-cody-chesnutt-landing-on-a-hundred Everybody’s favorite super producer Diplo uploaded an unexpected 36-minute mix last week. No big dance tunes AT ALL - this mix consists of classic rock, gospel, soul and everything in-between. Light one up and dive in below: