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Electric Graffiti

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January 22, 2008 06:21 PM PST

This is a live mix/blend with new and old Hip Hop/Electronica tracks spanning from the 70's to today. Like graffiti it can be hard to read but it comes together lovely and is full of meaning. A couple of the tracks haven't been officially released yet, others are rare tracks that you will not find anywhere (unless you are an official dusty fingered digger). Enjoy the selections y'all.

Electric Graffiti Playlist:

1. Noel Zancanella - Movement
2. Lil Wayne Feat. Main Event - Get It On Wit Ya
3. OutKast Feat. Floetry - Art Of Story Telling Pt.4
4. Silent Poets - The Corner
5. Cool Kids - Black Mags
6. Busta Rhymes - Step Up
7. Pharoah Monch - Agent Orange
8. Cherry Wine - Dazzlement
9. Waajeed - The Dragon
10. Jaylib - The Red
11. M.O.P. - Calm Down
12. Portishead - Sour Times
13. Madlib - Freeze
14. KRS One - Organ Break
15. Lupe Fiasco - Dumb It Down
16. Daft Punk - Aerodynamic (J Dilla Remix)
17. Q-Tip - Feva
18. J Dilla - Shouts
19. KRS One And Rakka (Irescience) - Throwin' Up Letters
20. Sa-Ra Creative Partners - Double Dutch (Co Co Pops)
21. Slum Village - What Is This
22. DJ Black Steel - Wild Style Theme
23. Statik Selektah Feat. Tony Touch - No Mistakes Allowed
24. Waajeed - Tron
25. Roisin Murphy - Ramalama (Bang Bang)
26. Common Feat. Jill Scott - I Am Music
27. Unknown Artist - Swahili Boogie
28. Jean Jacques Perrey - E.V.A.
29. M.I.A. Feat. Afrikan Boy - Hussel
30. Dead Prez - Warzone (NewLife's Zona De Guerra Remix)

***There are 2 exclusive tracks on the CD by Lupe Fiasco and J*Davey***

Podcast Summary

Earth music filtered by the clouds and into the heavens...Hip Hop, Reggae, Jazz, Electronica, Funk, Disco, House, Afrobeat and more.

Food for your ears...

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Born and bred in Chicago's Logan Square neighborhood, NewLife was surrounded by music since birth. As the son of a musician/vocalist and an artist, he has always been described as someone who never fell into the modes of traditional thought. This carries over into his diverse brand of music and the styles of beats that just seem to choose themselves while he's on the decks. Being introduced to Hip Hop culture by a childhood friend who migrated from the Bronx in the early 80s heavily influenced his musical feel. Always giving the crowd what they want and at the same time giving them what they need keeps people coming back...

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