EMSKEE & DOC TMK feat DJ SUSPECT: ‘Sound Of The SP/ Deep Down’ 7″ (2015)

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BOCA 45: ‘People Are You Ready’ seven inch (2015)

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EASY MO BEE & EMSKEE: Two For One (2015)

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DJ SUSPECT & DOC TMK (feat. EMSKEE & A.S.M.): That’ll Never Happen / Fresh (Dusty Platter 45 Remix Vol.1) (2014)

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MR BENN: Shake A Leg (2013)

Big up the Bristol Massive! Mr Benn finally comes through with Shake A Leg – an album that’s been ‘soon come’ for so long that it was starting to make even the most generous concept of ‘island time’ look like a mockery. Our man doesn’t disappoint though delivering a scorching eleven track set of varying bashment flavour – damn near any one of which could be a single. Mr Benn is famed far and wide for his hip-hop reggae hybrid sound and that is certainly present on here – most obviously in the form of Shame…READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM

OXYGEN feat. DR BECKETT & EMSKEE prod. FREQNIK & WDRE: The Process/ Guillotine 16s (2013)

Love the smell of NY boom-bap in the morning? Breathe deep – here’s some Oxygen. Well, strictly speaking, Oxygen of Sputnik Brown, Emskee of The Good People, Washington DC emcee Dr Beckett and rising production team Freqnik & WDRE. Probably a bit much for one lungful but the jazz sample stylings of A Side The Process are the sort of thing to play while you’re inhaling. I prefer…READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM

HOGLODYTES: ‘Peace Soup EP’ COMPETITION (2012) Exclusive

Fancy winning one of two rare-as-buggery vinyl test pressings of the forthcoming UK west coast/US east coast hip-hop crew Hoglodytes’ Peace Soup EP? You can hear it below – you won’t be disappointed – four tracks-worth of nineties-style party bumps courtesy of UK production duo Chubb Nice and Vinyl Peasant and the bona fide New York city rhyme skills of The …READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM

HOGLODYTES: Peace Soup EP (2012)

Meet Hoglodytes – and their Peace Soup EP – a mighty joining of hip-hop’s east and west coasts in the NY/ Woolacombe hook-up we’ve all been waiting for. Yep, you read that right – in lieu of getting both sides of the continental US to unite, the UK’s very own west coast scene has stepped into the breach. You can wipe that look of doubt off your face though. …READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM