April 15th, 2011

This Week In Twitter

A roundup of this week’s choice twitter posts from Mixpak artists, remixers and extended family.


Carl Warrior OneCarl Warrior One: Woot! Confirmed for Glastonbury! http://fb.me/ZmHHTaRB


schlachthofbrnxschlachthofbrnx: badboy wildlife always has the excluuuusives in the mix..! http://fb.me/FW969u2o

foamofoamo: “My radio 1 mix for @kissysellout last week is up on www.thefatclub.com and www.Foamo.net


Natalie StormNatalie Storm: Check out @FEDERATIONsound #FLATLANDS Riddim now on itunes http://4c3.de/9tB and add “Doggy” to your playlist :)


LetsGoBobmoLetsGoBobmo: listen my new mix : http://www.boysnoize.com/blog/?p=3820


MixpakMixpak: Check out our @HardNips_band getting a mention in the New York Times: http://bit.ly/igK1oX

April 15th, 2011

Riddim Wise – Pickney Too Bad (Riddim Wise Remix)

Live and direct from the Montreal massive, Poirier and Serocee’s words of wisdom off the track “Pickney Too Bad” from the album Running High, receives the Riddim Wise Sound touch.

April 14th, 2011

Hard Nips In The New York Times

The New York Times featured a piece on last weekend’s Japan Society benefit concert, which featured Philip Glass, Hal Wilner, John Zorn, Lou Reed, Ryuichi Sakamoto, The Suzan and…Hard Nips! You can read the full review of the 13-hour marathon event at on the NYT site.

If you haven’t already, you can still donate to the disaster relief fund for Japan here.

April 13th, 2011

Flatlands Riddim Plus

The brilliant Flatlands riddim from NYC’s Federation Sound finally drops on iTunes, after a horrible wait and some even more horrible times trying to google ‘Doggy‘ and not quite getting what you were searching for. The riddim has been bumped up to an incredible 12 cuts, adding to the original voicings from Mr Lexx, Natalie Storm & Mr Vegas, Bling Dawg, Flippa Mafia and Terro 3000 (already a great line-up) to include Ward 21, Prince Zimboo, Bitta Blood, Red Foxx and more. I can’t stress how wicked this riddim is. Grab it from iTunes now.


Flatlands Riddim Mix

April 12th, 2011

Vintage Video: Chicago Hip House

This documentary from ’89 delves into the mad phenomenon of Hip House, featuring interviews with the names from the scene: Fast Eddie, Tyree Cooper & Rockie Jones. It’s worth watching for the fashion and dance routines alone. Just one rule: ‘don’t say club rap!’