KANYE WEST – JESUS IS KING
It’s here. Stream below via SoundCloud.
LBOWDEEP – REMIXES VOL. 1
Salt Lake City beatmaker LBOWDEEP presents the first in a series of remix compilations. Volume 1 takes vocal samples from the likes of Big L, Lil Wayne, 50 Cent, Aaliyah, Raekwon and Clipse and places them in a totally new setting. If you only have time for one track, spin ‘WuWuWuWu But Nah’ – LBOWDEEP’s perfect…
HUDSON MOHAWKE – AMEN REMIX [FT. PUSHA T, KANYE WEST & YOUNG JEEZY]
‘Amen’ first found life on Pusha T’s major label debut ‘Fear of God II: Let Us Pray’. Those fortunate enough to have seen Hudson Mohawke live over the last few years will more than likely have had the privilege of hearing the Scottish producer’s remix. Until now, HudMo’s live shows have been the only way to experience…
ISHI – PUSH IT [FT. PUSHA T]
While the title of this collaboration suggests that Pusha T and iSHi’s ‘Push It’ is merely an exercise in sibilance, but this is a seriously energetic track which really demonstrates King Push’s versatility on the mic. We first heard of Swedish beatmaker iSHi after he provided the outstanding beat on Tinchy Stryder’s ‘Game Over’ [ft. Just About Everyone…
PUSHA T – LUNCH MONEY [VIDEO]
Complex have premiered the brand new visuals for Pusha T’s ‘Lunch Money‘ on Vevo. The Kanye West-produced track will feature on his upcoming album, ‘King Push’, and comes with an eerie, Emil Nava-directed video based on surveillance footage and some gross dancing. The track features Push at his unadulterated best in the same way…
SANGO – JUST A KID FROM SEATTLE
Hypetrak have released a brand new mix from Seattle Beatmaker Sango, entitled ‘Just A Kid From Seattle’. The producer says: “This mix includes songs that remind me of my hometown Seattle. Also, there are a few exclusives of mine and some tracks I’ve been enjoying by a few producers I know. Shout out to the South…
PUSHA T – MY NAME IS MY NAME [SNIPPETS]
Ahead of it’s release on Oct 8, Pusha T releases snippets of each track on the album to whet our appetites. ‘King Push’ one a hell of an opener, with a pitched-up vocal sample reminiscent of the middle eight on Kanye West’s ‘New Slaves’. Ye’s influence is clear even from these short snippets, but the…
