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Wipeout 2097, but not in the game itself.) Daft Punk went all in for DJ Hero, appearing in the game as digital avatars, and providing an octet of eight multi-artist mashups and two Daft Punk “mega mixes.” Daft Punk was not the most prolific musical act — the duo churned out just four studio albums, a couple live albums, and the full soundtrack for the movie Tron Legacy — so their musical mash-up contribution to DJ Hero is something of a treasure. The DJ Hero selections lean heavily on Daft Punk’s least enjoyable album, Human After All, but early bangers “Da Funk” and “Aro...

Los Angeles, CA – Freestyle Fellowship and Project Blowed MC Myka 9 came up in Los Angeles during The Good Life Cafe era. The health food market and makeshift venue was responsible for helping the ’90s underground Hip Hop movement flourish in the City of Angles with their weekly open mic events. Director and former Figures Of Speech MC Ava DuVernay brought the story to life in 2008 with the critically acclaimed documentary This Is The Life, which took a deep dive into the history of The Good Life Cafe. Featuring Myka 9, P.E.A.C.E., Jurassic 5’s Chali 2na and Cut Chemist, Medusa, Abst...

  New Orleans' Dumpstaphunk releases the Cut Chemist remix of their latest single “Justice 2020" featuring Chali 2na and Trombone Shorty TODAY on all digital platforms. Remixed by legendary DJ turntablist Cut Chemist (Jurassic 5/Ozomatli) along with Grammy-nominated mixer Andy Kravitz and bass player of Fishbone, Norwood Fisher, the track takes on new life and continued relevance during an unprecedented political climate within America.  The song's lyrics boast a mantra that recognizes that as humans, even with our differences and all of the injustices "we can change it together if w...

  New Orleans funk powerhouse Dumpstaphunk announces their new album Where Do We Go From Here, set to release on April 23, 2021 (via Mascot Label Group / The Funk Garage). The release marks the band’s first full-length album in seven years, and undeniably the most powerful and politically pointed of their career. Previously released singles include “Justice 2020,” recently called one of the “Best Songs of 2020” by the New York Times, and the contemplative title-track “Where Do We Go From Here.” The record is a sharply relevant statement, even more-so than the group anticipate...

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