September 15, 201311 yr HBO’s acclaimed drama series Boardwalk Empire presents 'Sounds of The Onyx', a promo-only music project celebrating the show’s upcoming fourth season and highlighting rare jazz recordings from the Prohibition Era, remixed by some of the best hip-hop/urban music producers of today. The remixes utilize vintage 1920s recordings, with the exception of Pete Rock who remixed one of the new tracks from the official soundtrack: a cover version of the classic composition “Sugarfoot Stomp” performed by Vince Giordano & The Nighthawks, who serve as the Boardwalk Empire house band.The other source tracks for this project are almost a century old, yet the spirit of musical fusion, lyrical signification and cultural revolution embodied in the original works truly form the roots of modern American music and DJ culture, from hip-hop to EDM. The featured remixers worked off of original recordings from prohibition-era legends Eva Taylor & Clarence Williams’ Blue Five, Ethel Waters, Lloyd Scott & His Orchestra, Jim Jackson and Charlie Johnson’s Paradise Ten Orchestra, breathing new life into their songs for the gangsters, heroes, and club-denizens of today. The diverse roster of contemporary producers involved include DJ Jazzy Jeff, Om’Mas Keith, Shafiq Husayn, JayCeeOh & B-Sides and Tall Black Guy.https://soundcloud.com/boardwalkempire
September 19, 201311 yr https://soundcloud.com/staubgold/meridian-brothersu najuzi krug za album godine
September 24, 201311 yr On 24. 9. 2013. at 10:49, maheem said: super su afro funk klinci :)+1wicked stuff
September 26, 201311 yr bilo ovo?best song of 2013 so far....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0D402RwcM14
September 26, 201311 yr On 26. 9. 2013. at 17:05, vladavsnarod said: yep :)1 od onih pesmica koje zelim da nosim svuda sa sobom...... skinula i prebacila u fon citav [Crystalised] video Edited September 26, 201311 yr by Hippie
October 1, 201311 yr novi goribor kida, singl godinehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=MuOteVxIm1s#t=231
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