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In December 2010, DJ Concept boarded a flight from JFK to LAX. All the tracks on this album were made during that 1 flight using nothing but Parliament & Funkadelic samples.

DJ Mickey Knox & DJ Six3One link up to bring you the best of Mac Miller.

Wais P gets a hand from Spanky Wilson to add some Illadelph soul to his pimp cup. “Girl, tell em what you do for pimpin’ // Pleasure’s what I give for money, have you tried it with sweet wine… honey”. Now that’s pimpin… shouts to DJ Concept on the Maschine.

The Bash Brother Shuko comes through with the offical Remix for the new Jedi Mind Tricks single “Target Practice”. This is a web exclusive and will not be on the new JMT album Violence Begets Violence.

The first leak off the DJ Mickey Knox album, All For The Love. DJ Supadave comes through with a certified head nodder while Nutso & Blaq Poet do what they do best – rip mics apart. Courtesy of Deep Concepts Media & F-Train Music.

The Newest Mix from Dj Six3One. Something different and worth a play, he goes from the original sample to the finished product we all know and love, even remixs a few live, and shows you how to make the beat out of the sample Live, he calls this “Music Class pt 1″ Check it out!

Long Island’s Dj Gumba Brings All Your Favorite Hip Hop Tracks Together On One Mixtape! “Hip Hop Classics Part One”…NO Talking, Just Dope Skills On The Turntables! This FREE Download Is a Treat For ANY Hip Hop Head Indeed!

The creation of this joint was 100% organic. One night in BK all the pieces lined up perfectly to manifest this epic 10 man cypher. Bekay was throwing a show at Southpaw (Brooklyn) featuring performances from everyone on the joint & many more : PR Dean (Hardtimes Records) rolled up with an entire studio set up, ready to record : DJ Concept (Bash Brothers) was spinning for the night & had the perfect track : A monster was born.

DJ Mickey Knox comes thru with this dope tribute to the 90′s. Lots of joints you probably haven’t heard in a while. Turn it up!

With the homie Supa Dave producing tracks for the likes of Kool G Rap & Rick Ross, he hasn’t had much time to work on any mixtapes. Lucky for us, he made a bunch of classic mixtapes back in the day. This particular tape was an instant classic when he made it, and still is today. He runs through dope joints from Big L, BIG, Redman, Nas, Jay-Z, LL Cool J & Rakim — each with a murderous intro. Just download it. NOW.