2 years after the collabo album with Hell Razah, BSBD, the duo consists of Kingston (Kingston Maguire) and Young God (Ian Taggart) released the instrumentals of this great atmosphere album! (more…)
The Snowgoons, the renowned German production team of Det, DJ illegal, Thor & DJ Waxwork, are storming the shores of the US with their distinctive sound. They have worked with the upper echelon of independent talent such as Defari, Smif N Wessun, Sean Price, Killah Priest, ILL, Bill(Non-Phixion & LA Coka Nostra), Outerspace & many more. Now for the first time their entire instrumental catalog is available in this special 2-disc configuration.. NjoY those dope trackZ! (more…)
The Alchemist Presents The Chemistry files: An instrumental Series: “The Ultimate Music Machine” 8 fire ALC instrumentals, from tracks by Fat Joe, Ghostface, Mobb Deep, IM3, Jadakiss, & more. Njoy! (more…)
The instrumentals from the 2001 release of “J-Live - The Best Part”. 15 tracks with productions from J-Live, Pete Rock, Prince Paul, Grap Luva, DJ Spinna, Dj Premier and more. Njoy! (more…)
The Instumentals of Reks’s Grey Hairs. Contains all the 20 tracks from the album.. NjoY! (more…)
Seattle super producer steps from behind the boards to present his own debut: White Van Music. Polishing his production chops over the last decade, Jake One has crafted musical soundscapes for everyone from De La Soul to 50 Cent. Featuring an engaging cast of emerging underground artists, as well as some of hip-hop’s most respected mainstream acts, Jake One’s release will blur the line between underground and hip-hop, just as his stellar production career has. Appearances by MF Doom, Brother Ali, Freeway, Young Buck, Busta Rhymes, Alchemist, Prodigy, Keak Da Sneak, and many more! Njoy this limited 2 disc edition! (more…)
The Instrumental LP of Group Home debut album “Livin Proof” (produced by DJ Premier) (more…)
DJ Premier: <<Over the years, I have been approached by so many fans to put out an instrumental album. This particular project is a series titled “BEATS THAT COLLECTED DUST Vol. 1” for a reason. Since I do intend on doing instrumental LP’s for the true heads, I did not want to confuse my so-called “Lost Tapes” beats with new ones. So I split ‘em up. This (”B.T.C.D.”) series consists of beats that were either for artists and were never used, or were just not adequate enough for me to ever release them with MC’s spittin’ over them. These are truly as we all know not my best work, but I had no plans of releasing them anyway. Then I thought, why not put them out “As Is” and let them be shared to the world. Most of them are just rough demos from the 1999-2003 period, and when I started goin thru all of my old disks to listen to what I never used, I put them in a folder and my label manager, BIGGEST GORD, co-signed the idea to let em fly. I will be releasing new original tracks as well under a different title, but I have a bunch of old joints that will never see the light of day unless they are released through this series. Get ready for Vol. 2. Be on the lookout for my other original series of instrumentals called DJ PREMIER presents: “HEAD NODDERS”. All original bangers, and of course, I will always release it on vinyl.>> (more…)
13 years after the release of this great Classic from Raekwon, finally the instrumental version! Enjoy this ‘95 Wu-Tang flavour produced by the RZA. (more…)
Jay Dee, aka J Dilla, emerged as a Hip Hop producer to be reckoned with in 1995 when his name was attached to the first single from The Pharcyde. Drop the needle on his first Pharcyde production “Runnin” and you have the launch point of a producer’s career that made history in the hip hop. “Jay Deelicious: Remixes & Rarities” documents Jay Dilla’s early production on Delicious Vinyl. A lot of mixes for The Pharcyde, the Brand New Heavies and N’Dea Davenport. (BONUS: disc two with 9 instrumental tracks). (more…)
The instrumentals from Deltron 3030 self titled album. 11 interesting tracks produced by Dan the Automator plus a bonus track. (more…)
Here are the beats from the collabo album from Timbaland.. a lot of beats for artists like: Nelly Furtado, One Republic, Missy Elliott, Justin Timberlake, Dr.Dre, Elton John and many more.. (more…)
Rodabreaks Vol.1 is a collection of 18 minimal instrumental tracks produced by Speaker Cenzou in 2001. Tnx 2 EnzoMare 4 this 
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A channel 4 documentary to celebrate the hip hop 20 years!.. 150 minutes of incredibles interviews history videos and clips.. including: Dj Kool Herc, Run DMC, Rock Steady Crew, Afrika Bambataa, Sugarhill Gang, Rick Rubin, Ice-T, 2live crew, Puff Daddy, Biggie, 2 Pac, wu-tang and much more!!! don’t miss it! (more…)
First 2008 release of J. Armz instrumental series! 33 new tracks for all the DJs and the MCs out there! Njoy!;) … (more…)
Scratchology is a great mixtape tribute to the pioneers of hip hop. 60 minutes of old school flavour mixed by The X-Ecutioners
Nice Good Old skool Instrumentals from 8o’s..
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DMC’s World DJ Championships, sponsored internationally by Technics and Ortofon, has grown through the years and the formats of the competitions have developed along with the demands. Originally meant to be a DJ mixing battle, DJ Cheese in 1986, introduced scratching in his routine, changing the course of the DMC battles forever. Since that time, the prestigious Technics / DMC World Champion title has been the most sought after by aspiring DJs / turntablists worldwide!
The only equipment permitted in the Technics DJ Championships is Technics SL1200 turntables and are Technics EX-DJ1200 mixer. No other equipment is allowed. The DJs are allowed a period of exactly six (6) minutes to impress the judges. The same rules are applied to all competitions around the world.
Many great names have taken part in the Technics World DJ Championships over the years. Some of the UK top entries to the DJ competition have included Carl Cox and Tony De Vit. The Italians will point to their top DJ producers such as Zappalà, Claudio Coccoluto and DJ Professor who all made their mark in the competition. Sweden had Rob’n'Raz, Denmark had Cutfather and Canada had Nick Holder back in 1989 and the Ninja Tune wonder Kid Koala, who won the Montreal Elimination back in 1996.
