In the beginning of this year, Daniel Haaksman released a critically acclaimed album by the name of African Fabric. The entire album got remixed by different artists. Here’s the first one for Akabongi.
Ben Esser produced this super soulful tune called Rampant Wild Free for equally soulful Noah Slee, who flows over this beauty with more grace than a prima ballerina.
From Augsburg, Germany, to New Orleans, USA. Karol Tip and LWR PWR team up to give us that Mirage. It’s a monster.
The homie Kid Fresh just launched a new project under the moniker Dre Dogue. The first track is called NVMD, and quite frankly sounds like nothing we’ve heard before.
If you haven’t heard of German rap sensation SSIO, we recommend you listen to this very smooth remix of his latest single called Nullkommaneun, which translates as 0.9. It was created by Riddim Royals. Check out the original after the jump.
Good day friends. We’d like to start the new year off with some more reminiscing on the amazing music of 2015, courtesy of Stickle who has compiled a 50 minute long mix out of last year’s finest tunes.
Elènne takes things to a different level on his latest joint, The Princess. Gone are the fancy melodies and innocent playfulness. This time around, the producer from Stuttgart shakes up the place with some heavy synths and hard hitting hi-hats. Things just got serious.
This is a friendly reminder, beloved fellowship of the Crust. You are about to receive an early christmas present. Tomorrow, on December 14, berlin based trap lords MRJAH are going to release their latest EP called Z. It is named after one of the most important Animes ever created: Dragon Ball Z.
LGoony, alongside his producer DJ Herion, is one of the pioneers of cloud rap in Germany. The duo just dropped Wasser, which translates as water and refers to the quality of LGoony’s collection of precious stones.
Elènne has just released what the producer himself describes as a “funky summer track”. It is called Melt. As usual, we’re blown away by Elènne‘s elaborate production: fancy melodies, chopped up samples and – you guessed it – a lot of funk.