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Rapture & Verse #22

- Source: ClashMusic.com

For those feeling they missed the St George's Day boat, Rapture & Verse declares a national holiday by setting a Best of British ball rolling.

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TV On The Radio ATP: Preview Part One

- Source: ClashMusic.com

In the first of two preview pieces profiling some of the act playing the forthcoming TV On The Radio -curated All Tomorrow's Parties festival, held in Camber Sands May 10 th -12 th , Clash here aims its ears the way of five standout participants.

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When Saints Go Machine - 'Love and Respect' ft Killer Mike (Unkwon Remix)

- Source: The Four Oh Five

Unkwon , Danish music scene stalwart Anders Dixen, an artist probably unknown to most people, steps up to the big leagues with a remix for Copenhagen based four-piece, When Saints Go Machine , on their track 'Love and Respect' ft Killer Mike, the opening number from their new album Infinity Pool out on iK7/EMI in May. Whereas the original sets hefty hip-hop break beats with organic sounding synth figures, stereo pads, evocative strings and a stand out, colourful vocal performance from singer Nikolaj Manuel Vonsild, Unkwon's remix mellows the original out, adding a variety of kick heavy drum stylings, a staccato violin melody, some heavy, pumping compression type effects on the strings and pads as well as pitching down Killer Mike's vocals and adding some subtle vocoding and auto-tuning to the sung vocal line that for once doesn't sound too bad.

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Scene Guide: New York Hip Hop

- Source: ClashMusic.com

It seems churlish, nigh on disrespectful, to even question its wellbeing considering it's, well, New York - the birthplace of rap, realness and foundation within a big city of dreams, and long the cause for street Dick Whittingtons to sling rhyme-filled bindles over their shoulders.

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Bryant Dope – “QB” Video

- Source: Stereogum

Queens rapper Bryant Dope is about to drop his New New York mixtape via Young Ones Records later this year and here's a taste of what's to come with his Max Goodrich-directed, day-in-the-life video for "QB."

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Hip-Hop’s Next Generation – Part Three

- Source: Salacious Sound

Kendrick Lamar dropped a masterpiece with 'Good Kid, M.A.A.D City', El-P released an amazing solo album and helped produce the latest from Killer Mike , and 2chainz appeared in almost every song on the radio. 2012 was also the year of mixtapes!

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Skratch Bastid & Cosmo Baker – Songs We Listened To A Lot In 2012

- Source: Discobelle

"The first five songs that I've listed range from a bold take of a new yet already timeless classic in Sammy Banana's vision of Miguel's "Adorn" to the South Central spit of Kendrick Lamar's "Backseat Freestyle." The youth of our 80s was reinvented by Marius Våreid's version of Pelifics & Electric Youth's "Wish It Could Last" and it wouldn't fit a John Hughes film any more perfect. Allah-Las stormed with "Sandy" and my first trip to South America was punctuated by the rhythms and melodies of "Candomble" by Mario Castro Neves & Samba S.A. 2012 saw the passing of our beloved Adam Yauch of Beastie Boys, and for some reason it ended up being "Looking Down The Barrel Of A Gun" that was my most-played Beasties song on my iTunes play count. Todd Terje brought us the global smash "Inspector Norse' but it was his funky reworking of Lindstrom's "Ed-Ged-Osis" that I found myself returning to again and again. New rock visionaries Dirty Ghosts dropped their first LP and nailed it, as I could only display with "Ropes That Way." And even my mother called "Ursa Major" by EchoDroides mesmerizing.

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Big Boi - Vicious Lies And Dangerous Rumors

- Source: The Quietus

Vicious Lies And Dangerous Rumors might be the boldest gamble of Antwan Patton's entire fate-tempting career, moreso than the befuddling indulgences of Idlewild (both the film and its even more unnecessary soundtrack) or giving Sleepy Brown his own full-length album.

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