Missile Command, Fool Cast -Podcast

For the latest edition of our Foolcast mix series, we’re proud to present the debut of Missile Command, a new DJ team comprised of Neptunes / N*E*R*D mastermind Chad Hugo and longtime DMV partyrocker Hip Hop Dan.

The dynamic duo just got home from soundtracking a weekend of afterparties at Coachella and hopped right back into the booth to put together this Foolcast for us, falling somewhere between a traditional DJ mix – new favorites, remixes, left-field bangers – and a studio broadcast sneak peek. Check the tracklist after the jump, featuring tons of exclusives from the likes of No Planes In Space (another Chad collab, this time with Paul Banks of Interpol), Lupe Fiasco and more.

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Redhead – Freestyle

This is a video of Redhead freestyling at a competition back in 2007 where he was given the choice to freestyle about either a light bulb or a remote control, as decided by the crowd’s participation. Redhead has a conceptual mixtape project dropping this summer called “The Schemata”

"End of the World Music", A Tribe Called Quest Tribute Mix!


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“Keeping the new monthly installment of tribute mixes moving properly, I decided to pay my respect to A Tribe Called Quest for ”

This mix features a few solo Q-Tip joints but mainly consists of tracks some may not be so used to hearing down to the all time “must have” joints like “Find A Way” down to my all-time favorite Tribe track, “Electric Relaxation”.

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Peace,

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Apple seals streaming music deals with Sony and Warner, report says



Fresh on the heels of a report that Apple has sealed a deal with EMI Music Group, Bloomberg reported Thursday night that the company has also inked an agreement with Sony Music and Warner Music.

Citing sources “with knowledge of the deals,” the report said that the agreements give Apple a green light to move forward with a music service that lets users store content on Apple’s servers and access it from the Web.

Unlike the music services from Google and Amazon, Apple customers won’t have to upload their music to the cloud.

The company is also said to be close to finishing a deal with the largest music label, Universal Music Group, and the report speculates Apple may be able to unveil the service at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June.

S/O WaPo