WOXOW: Chaos Remixes

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TOM CARUANA presents: Black Gold (WU-TANG vs JIMI HENDRIX) Ltd. black and gold vinyl LP

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JIMI HENDRIX: Move Ya (Smoove ‘Drums Of Death’ remix) (2013)

Hot on the heels of recent posthumous Hendrix LP People, Hell & Angels comes Move Ya on which Smoove anticipates the public’s need for drums, bass and more drums. It’s a characteristically Smoove ‘Drums Of Death’ b-boy remix of album cut Let Me Move You, Jimi’s 1969 rock n soul collab with saxophonist Lonnie Youngblood. While not currently available as a free download and despite lacking any apparent release date, the …READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM

TOM CARUANA presents: ‘Black Gold’ Wu-Tang vs. Jimi Hendrix – Free download album (2011)

TOM CARUANA presents: ‘Black Gold’ Wu-Tang vs. Jimi Hendrix – Free download album (2011) + instrumentals
Bloody hell! Get your skates on it’s a legal minefield out there on this one as Tom Caruana continues his mash-up series with a Jimi/ Wu soundclash. According to TC, “it features 2 exclusive tracks from Wu Tang affiliates Gab Gotcha & Young Dirty Bastard (ODBs son)…has taken around 6 months to create and features much more original material than the Beatles album (there are only 2 samples from cover versions).” He continues…READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM

BIG M PRODUCTIONS: Big M Bootie Vol. 10 – 2011

BIG M PRODUCTIONS: Big M Bootie Vol. 10 – 2011
Big Mick goes big in every way on the latest bootleg bomb from his very own label here giving Jimi, Lulu, Bob Seger and Shirley Ellis the breakbeat workover they always wanted but were too shy to ask for. Hendrix is ushered towards the Balearic big club arena (a la recent offerings from rival stable Manmade Recordings) by the beat on Watchtower (no, really), Lulu and Bob feel…READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM

MANMADE: Feature Funk Vol. 2

MANMADE: Feature Funk Vol. 2
The second in today’s brace of mash-up science 12"s, in truth this has been out a short minute already as swift glance at the MB chart for October will reveal with the Slynk track at number ten. And in hindsight that’s languishing way too low. It is the jewel in the crown of this EP and with it Brisbane's Slynk takes sixties-diva Mavis Staples’ soul torch song slowy You’re The Fool, drops in a bit of the ‘Stones, some dialogue from what I think is Beat Street then – as if you hadn’t already guessed – ups the bpms and adds a rather large breakbeat. The other tracks don’t fuck around either.
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