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Blake Lewis & Rahzel – “Crack Is Whack!” Freestyle

by DJ Sandman on Mar 14th, 2011
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Wow!

What a dope freestyle by the Beatbox Kings, Blake Lewis and Rahzel.

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    NI – Scarbee Funk Guitar

    by DJ Sandman on Feb 28th, 2011

    This is another example of how powerful the music software is becoming. Now you can have a professional rhythm guitarist, using the best guitar, recorded through vintage gear, playing exactly what you want. Incredible.
    Scarbee Funk Guitar

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    We at the Fuzzy Lounge are huge fans of the Scarbee Instruments. In fact, they are so good that they are featured in 90% of the Sandman Theory Tracks!
    A little about Thomas Skarbye:

    “Armed with a vision and the newest technology to help him realize his dream, Thomas Skarbye started out on a path to create some of the most realistic sounding sample libraries in the world and founded SCARBEE June 1, 2000 together with his wife Anne Skarbye. Read More »

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        Music is your own experience, your thoughts, your wisdom. If you don’t live it, it won’t come out of your horn. — Charlie Parker

      The Hood Internet – Trillwave

      by Foolchild on Feb 24th, 2011

      The Hood Internet x Mishka – TRILLWAVE by hoodinternet

      So it has been awhile since I have heard some good mash-ups. Usually you could maybe find one decently made track out of a dozen… The other day, I heard It Was A Rainy Day (Ice Cube vs CFCF) on another blog and had to check out who made the track because it was the best mash-up tune that I have listened to recently! Well it turns out the artists were The Hood Internet. This Chicago-based production duo are mash-up kings who create blends and remixes of hip-hop (from the mainstream to the underground) with indie rock.

      Check these guys out and download their mixtape!

      http://www.thehoodinternet.com/2010/07/hood-x-mishka-trillwave.html

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        Orbital – Beached

        by Foolchild on Feb 23rd, 2011

        I just watched the film – The Beach (2000) again last night. It had been some years since I last saw it, but remembered I really liked it when it was originally released. This movie still has some great cinematography and perhaps is one of director Danny Boyle’s most underrated films. The thing that I found the most interesting of course was the movie’s soundtrack. A great collection of tunes from 1999 and 2000 from such electronic artists as Moby, Unkle, and Underworld. One of my most favorite Orbital songs was created specifically for this project. They took Angelo Badalamenti’s cinematic orchestral arrangements and Leonardo DiCaprio’s movie dialog quotes and made an incredible electronic, progressive trance tune. In fact this piece of vinyl still remains in my stack of most favorite records. So without further ado…

        Orbital & Angelo Badalamenti – Beached

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        And since we couldn’t listen to just one Orbital song… Here is an awesome 2009 remix of one of their most popular tunes by one of the legendary Jedi Knights himself – Tom Middleton:

        Orbital – Halcyon (Tom Middleton Re-Model)

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          Pearl Project

          by Foolchild on Feb 16th, 2011

          The song Pearl Project was a music single created by the songwriter Ian Grunfeld (MC Insight) and producer Foolchild. Originally a “Folk Hop” tune performed by Grunfeld’s band Joe Gould’s Secret, the 2 artists collaborated and gave it a new trip hop treatment when they both worked at the Experience Music Project (EMP) in Seattle, WA. The song went through different variations and was finished in the Fuzzy Lounge – Green Room Studios with Jasmine Riley lending her vocals to the work. Eventually the finished piece was released as one of the main singles for the Beat Collision, Volume 1 album.

          Written by Ian Grunfeld and Jason Axtman
          Produced by Foolchild
          Co-Produced by MC Insight
          Vocals by Jasmine Riley
          Scratches by Foolchild & Krazy K.

          Listen to the song below and please support with a purchase from iTunes.

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