1. Nadsroic / Room Mist (LuckyMe)
Step to her the wrong way and she'll probably punch you in the throat. Singer/rapper, Nadsroic is the first lady of the LuckyMe crew, representing Glasgow. She's sophisticated and nasty at the same time. Stay tuned! A release should be hitting this summer with production carried out by Hudson Mohawke. Speaking of which…

2. Hudson Mohawke / Oops! EP (Wireblock x LuckyMe)
Finally these remixes are seeing official release! My brother Mohawke smacked this shit with a steel bat covered in medieval spikes. Flips of some well known R&B jams. Play it back to back to back to back and watch the syrup drip from the speakers.

3. Keyshia Cole / Shoulda Let You Go (Rustie Resmack) (CDR)
Rustie, the Chris Paul of the music game. One of the top players in the league and should be recognized a hell of a lot more. Instead, he quietly spawns chaos and breathes life into monsters. Check his Myspace and turn it up!

4. Jneiro Jarel / Violet Heart Box (CDR)
"I'm singing on this new record," he told me. I didn't pay it that much mind and figured he meant he'd be doing some funny Dudley Perkins style of vocals. I was dead wrong. This guy is letting it all out! Think Shape of Broad Minds fronted by Bilal…I mean, really. Dude is SINGING hard!

5. Eric Lau Feat. Tawiah / I Don't Do It To (Ubiquity)
Lau's a true producer and one of the most genuine guys I know. His new album has some of the most beautiful moments I've heard in years. He's also got some solid A&R skills. The selection of vocalists and musicians is top. Lau's going to be giving cats like ?uestlove a run for their money in the production department.

6. Exile / If You're Down (CDR)
Exile is easily one of the most underrated djs/producers. He's a beast on the MPC and consistent in his presentation. He hit me off with this track and the only thing I could do was leave it on repeat. Ex can crank out shit for Mobb Deep, then hit you with something heavenly like this. Get em'!

7. Quasimoto / The Unseen LP (Stones Throw)
"I'm always looking under some girl's dress!" This is my favorite Madlib project hands down. I've been listening to it a lot more and love everything about it. The beats, the story, the schizophrenia, the lyrics. Straight up classic.

8. Todd Rundgren / International Feel (Rhino)
I won't lie. I was only familiar with the material that every classic rock station seems to play on repeat – i.e., "Hello, It's Me", "I Saw The Light". I was put onto this track after watching Daft Punk's Electrorama. It's used in an opening sequence and I was blown away. Rundgren's one spaced out dude!

9. Guilty Simpson / She Wont Stay Home (Stones Throw)
After listening to Guilty's album, I wanted to spear a police officer with a sharpened car antenna and spit on my girlfriend (in a bad way). 'She Won't Stay Home' is the one for me -- drums layered like the ones made famous in the South and lyrics that'll give you the confidence to ask your girl for head. But what the fuck you doing with a girl that doesn't give dome in the first place?

10. Flying Lotus / Dance Floor Stalker (Warp)
Of course. My man has been a concrete staple ever since we linked up. You still haven't got the Reset EP? What the hell you doing? Support the man and stop bootlegging!

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