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After a fantastic slew of phat remixes, one of LA’s chief beat-scenesters Troublemaker finally announces his new album of original material The Maestro. The first single of which features rhyming from Baby Cashtrid, who lends the track an almost old skool Roxanne Shante flavor but with her feet planted firmly in the future.

(YSI) Troublemaker - I'm Famous (feat. Baby Cashtrid)

For those that missed this as it keepS being taken down from YouTube... not suprising mind, wouldn't watch this in the office if you've got strict rules on rudeness.

If the Mary Anne Hobbs mix I posted earlier in the week left you craving more from The Mother F**king Gaslamp Killer then have no fear as he has just delivered a damn fine selection of 'weird world psych, hip hop and grunge chopped up seamlessly and perfectly adhesed to a tough as nails skeleton of chest thumping kick drums, machine gun snares, and deafening bass drops' for number 5 of, (Emmy Awrd winning) creative production company, Shilo's 'We Make It Good' mixtape series. Download it right here, right now.


Shilo Presents: The Gaslamp Killer - We Make It Good Mix Series Volume 5 (Direct Link)

You can get a full tracklisting at the We Make It Good website

Couple of fresh videos for your viewing and listening pleasure...

First up is a track from San Jose native Megabusive called Yo Yo Yo Yo Yo Yo...



bigUP to Trailer Trasher from T.I.T.S. for putting me on to that one.

Next is South African party crew Playdoe's new track Pop Like This...



Incidentally I shall be supporting Playdoe next Friday alongside the mighty Tomb Crew (who I posted a couple of mixes up from last week). If you happen to be in the vicinity then reach down...

Here's the new Cool Kids video Delivery Man. Not sure how long it will last though as it seems to be fast disappearing off sites so let me know if the link isn't there.



(YSI) Cool Kids - The Delivery Man

The tune itself was given out for free on the Green Label site, which I can't seem to work out. All I know is it's attached heavily to Mountain Dew and is giving away free tunes. Is this simply a subtle advertising scheme or just general corporate sponsorship to some kind of music support programme. I reckon if Mountain Dew wanted to get into music support they should have taken Daniel Johnston up on his offer to make them a song...