Go hit the Dutty Artz (http://www.duttyartz.com/2008/decent-love/) blog for the link to download Mad Again, my production with 77Klash and Johnny Osbourne (top song in my myspace player) for free from Diplo's Mad Decent blog.

Big up to Diplo for showing love to our tune and watch out for the Iron Shirt Mixtape on Dutty Artz and 77Klash's Code Fi Di Streets EP on Klash City Records.

Check out this new Iron Shirt tune by me and 77Klash with special guest Mr. Buddy Bye himself Johnny Osbourne. We voiced the tune with Mr. Osbourne last winter in Flatbush, now that the Iron Shirt street album is getting ready to come out we've decided to give it a little early leak. Enjoy. Watch out for the release on 12", digital and CD through Dutty Artz and Klashcity Recordings.

http://www.duttyartz.com
http://www.myspace.com/klashcityrecords

"He's Dying! Someone help 'im!"

It's a lot.com right now.

Just finally got a copy of Jammer's new Are You Dumb Vol. 2 with my tune 'Who Are They?' on it. Read more about it over at my blog the tune will be added to my myspace player shortly.

Also in that same blog entry is a video for Wuk Gal a new 77Klash production with Whisky Bagio fresh from Jamaica and some updates about the progress of our group, now titled Iron Shirt.

Click image or link to go to my blog and download the mix free. MORE FIRE, MORE BASS is is a half hour mix I recorded of a lot of the new music by me, my friends and the music that I've been jamming to on the radio since I got back to New York last fall. I recorded it for Maryann Hobbs Experimental show on my laptop in my bedroom and it was broadcast on BBC Radio 1 on March 16th 2007. It includes some unreleased tunes from myself, Drop The Lime, 77 Klash & Jahdan and Timeblind along with tracks from Pale Fire and from my upcoming collaboration with Klash and Jahdan, which is still untitled. The photo of me is by Gina Gold. As usual, I hope this will inspire you to go out and buy some CDs and records from everyone involved. If you must listen on computer speakers, make sure your subwoofer is turned on.

Tracklist (there are no track breaks, it's one long mp3 file):

01. Can't Breathe - Tanya Stephens (Matt Shadetek Remix) [Unreleased)
02. Untitled - Matt Shadetek (Unreleased)
03. Bumbaclat Badman - Chronik feat. Skepta, Wiley & Esco (Slew Dem Records)
04. Skynet Riddim - Matt Shadetek (Sound-Ink)
05. Walk It Out Remix - DJ Unk feat. Andre 3000 & Jim Jones (Koch Records)
06. Do It - Jon E Cash (Black Ops)
07. Go Home - Timeblind (Unreleased)
08. Gigantic Wings - Drop The Lime (Unreleased)
09. Vans - The Pack (Jive)
10. Reign Riddim - Matt Shadetek (Sound-Ink)
11. Reign - Team Shadetek feat. Skepta (Sound-Ink)
12. Gave You All My Dub - Matt Shadetek feat. Jahdan (Unreleased)
13. Separating - Team Shadetek feat. Jammer (Sound-Ink)
14. Cassava Riddim - Matt Shadetek (Unreleased)
15. She Told Me - Noble Society feat. 77Klash
16. Untitled - Timeblind (Unreleased)
17. Japan - Plastician (Terrorhythm)
18. Try Harder - Drop The Lime (Broklyn Beats)
19. Daylight - Team Shadetek (Sound-Ink)

Gave You All My Dub is a remix of a tune that 77Klash, Jahdan and me recorded called Gave You All My Love. The first version we did had some technical problems and all I was able to salvage was Jah D's singing, which I liked, so I built this remix out of it.

We rerecorded the original tune and you can hear it on 77 Klash's page, it's part of our new project with the three of us, still untitled.

Buy our new 10" with Skepta and Jammer over the Reign and Skynet riddims, plus instrumentals. Mastered and cut at Transition studios for extra heavy sound.

Get it at Boomkat:
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=30033

or Juno:
http://www.juno.co.uk/artists/Team+Shadek/
(don't watch the misspelling)

These are taken from our forthcoming album Pale Fire, out March 13th on Sound-Ink records.

Plasticman, Jammer, Skepta, DropTheLime, Syrup Girls and myself Matt Shadetek this month. This will be a very big show New York, get familiar. Hold tight my Bangers and Mash crew and my NYC Grime heads. http://www.wearechangeagent.com/shadeblog