Basement Sessions' Podcast

UK based podcast playing a blend of Hip hop, soul, funk and breaks from around the World.

Basement Sessions - 11 - Vice in the Mix

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May 23, 2009 12:23 PM PDT

This week, Vice is in the mix, offering up some exclusive tracks and general underground bangers sure to get your head nodding.

Here's what you'll be listenning to:
1. Inverse - Spark My Soul f. Substantial
2. Wale - Strings
3. Nova Infinite - Explanation (Beat by Madlib)
4. J The S - Dear Dr Dre (Produced by d. C. ) UK EXCLUSIVE!!!
5. Micky Digital - Like That
6. 2Tall - The Most High f. Kashmere
7. Ghost - The Pay Off f. Verb - T & Asaviour
8. Phi Life Cypher - Ill Force
9. Mo The General - Flow Aint Nuts WORLWIDE EXCLUSIVE!!!!!
10. Jack Flash - Four Minute Warning
11. Asaviour & IQ - Gather Round f. Jehst

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Street Soul Productions are proud to present BASEMENT SESSIONS.

Offering a blend of exclusive guest mixes, competitions, interviews and the freshest music from the UK and beyond, this show covers genres from Hip Hop to Soul to Jazz to Funk. Check out Street Soul's website - www.streetsoulproductions.com
or the facebook group - www.tinyurl.com/streetface

With exclusive interviews, guest mixes, competitions and more this is sure to be a fun way to spend 30 minutes.

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Street Soul Productions (S.S.P) is a new and innovative Record Label, which intends to incorporate all aspects of music culture. Concentrating on Hip Hop, the label is aiming to create not just good music, but enliven the traditions of Hip Hop as a whole, with MCs as opposed to rappers, and quality not quantity, with artists being involved because of the vibe of the label, not the money. Created by James Kennaby, aka Vice in 2005, Street Soul Productions, based in Birmingham, London, Ipswich and California, is set to give the UK Hip Hop audience what it wants, whilst not excluding the rest of the World. Instead, collaborations are consistently going to aim to incorporate artists from all continents, embracing all different styles, and incorporating MCs, singers, DJs, producers and session musicians to consistently create a unique brand of Hip Hop for the future.

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