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Mayer Hawthorne – Where Does This Door Go

July 17, 2013

Mayer Hawthorne’s new album was released yesterday and as always a solid Album with a lot of sunshine inside. We already had “Her Favorite Song” and “Designer Drug” on our Blog which are true favorites and i really like the entire collection, but these are my picks so far:

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Mayer Hawthorne – Allie Jones

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Mayer Hawthorne – The Innocent

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Mayer Hawthorne – The Only One

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Mayer Hawthorne – Back Seat Lover

You can stream the entire Album on Spotify or buy the Deluxe Album Edition on iTunes if you like to.

New Barber Shop Mixtape Vol 2 – mixed by Chrome [Free DL]

July 12, 2013

A new Mixtape (Free Download as usual) mixed by yours truly. Just a quick half hour long sum up i did yesterday with some ‘urban’ favourites i don’t get to play at YUM YUM. Hope you enjoy it pretty much with the sun up, and finally providing the energy to get your step on to this little roundup. No surprise here, no tricks & no gimmicks – just a solid tape. Pspsps With The Barber Shop becoming a girl/lady favourite night, a new edition of the Barber Shop is happening tomorrow night (RSVP) with Taran & chromemusic veteran NLP on the decks, i guess this could be called a promo tool hahaha. No, just kidding, have fun with this one. Download right here: on.fb.me/11Iokuf

Amerie – Why Dont We Fall In Love Kaytranada Edition

April 22, 2013

Staying true to his formula: A Dilla 2013 Beat, a somewhat clean, almost sterile beat with an old school funk flavour, reminiscent only of tunes gone by or modern soulful house and a quirky r&b vocal that undergoes heavy compression and is left enough space to unfold as is essential in these ADHD days of music. It’s a winning formula – and a really good one!