Tuesday, August 2, 2011 at 2:04PM 
With tracks already signed to major labels such as Borgore's Ultragore and American Dubstep label Tuff Love Dubs, Getter has quickly become one of America's most sought after Dubstep producers. These two filthy pieces come from his latest EP, Gruesome, which was released yesterday on Beatport. Get your copy HERE and try not to screw face - you will fail.
Tuesday, August 2, 2011 at 1:36PM 
My two favourite tracks from Royce's follow up to the critically acclaimed Death Is Certain. This is the fifth album from the Hip-Hop star, who is best known (by most) for his work with Eminem under the name Bad Meets Evil. The album features appearances from Eminem, Joe Budden, Travis Barker, Big Sean and others. Producers include Streetrunner, DJ Premier, Mr. Porter and more. This guy is one of the most of talented MCs in the game, and it's no coincidence that he has been a part of two of the most solid Hip-Hop releases this year. Out August 9th.
P.S. How much does the On The Boulevard intro sound like KanYe's All Of The Lights interlude?!
Adonis, Hip-Hop Kid Vishis, Nottz, Royce Da 5'9 Tuesday, August 2, 2011 at 1:26PM 
Whilst over in America earlier this year, Example hooked up with two of the hottest names in progressive house right now, AN21 & Max Vangeli. During their time together they cooked up quite a few bits, but here is the first record to surface, and will feature on the People of the Night EP which will be out soon on Size Records.
"SCREAM AND WE'LL LIGHT UP THE WORLD!"
AN21, Example, House, Max Vangeli, Progressive Tuesday, August 2, 2011 at 1:12PM Some incredibly thought-provoking visuals for the latest release from Laura Sheeran (yes, she is Ed's cousin). Heard a bit of her stuff over the past 12 months, but this is easily my favourite track to date - it's like Dubstep meets Folk, meets Soul, meets Trip-Hop. Whatever it is, it works and I'm a fan. Follow Laura on Twitter HERE and subscribe to her YouTube HERE.
Dubstep, Folk, Laura Sheeran, Soul, Video Monday, August 1, 2011 at 10:28PM 
Been waiting to get the nod from Yasmin since last week to post this, and here it is. Light Up (The World) is third track/follow up to the first two singles, On My Own and Finish Line, and is a uptempo jam that will sound amazing throughout these final few Summer months. Yas & Shy FX have a special chemistry.
Drum & Bass, Pop, Shy FX, Soul, Yasmin Monday, August 1, 2011 at 9:14PM By no means the greatest House track of all-time, but the video for Frank Johnson & Enrique Vela's collaborative new single is amazing. Granted there have been lots of these videos done in the past, but the editing on this one is something else. Out now on Anabatic Records, get your copy from Beatport if you wish.
Enrique Vela, Frank Johnson, House, Tech, Video Monday, August 1, 2011 at 8:27PM With their latest album in stores NOW, Little Dragon hooked up with Soul Culture TV to discuss all things music; from their legendary inspirations, to the people who they're feeling at the moment - doesn't come as much of a surprise that they are influenced by music from across the board, which is what makes them one of the most refreshing and unique acts around. Subscribe to SCTV's YouTube Channel for Part 2 tomorrow.
Hip-Hop, Interview, Little Dragon, R&B, Soul, Soul Culture, Video Monday, August 1, 2011 at 8:11PM Whilst on the New York leg of his current tour, 70 year old Jazz/Soul legend Roy Ayers sat down with the ODBTV crew and spoke about some incredibly interesting subjects. The main topic of discussion was around Hip-Hop sampling and the support that he has for ALL artists who love and sample his music - one of the most talented, refreshing and down to earth in music (even after being in the game for 50 years). Great interview - hero.
Monday, August 1, 2011 at 3:07PM 
Earlier this afternoon, Example took his brand new YouTube page and let go of this mini-mix for the highly anticipated third album, which will be available to buy on September 4th. The album will feature the #1 hit CTWYKM and the new single Stay Awake, along with tracks produced by many of the biggest names in Dance music right now (see full production credits HERE). I won't be listening to it, because I need to listen to albums as a whole, but you can hear below. You can pre-order the deluxe copy on iTunes NOW!
Monday, August 1, 2011 at 11:18AM 
Mr. Cole took to the Internet last night and dropped a 5 track FreEP of unreleased music. Sampling the classic Corinne Bailey Rae track, Cole explains that he was trying saving this track for the second album, but due to a few external problems he decided that he was going to let it go now. If anyone questions this man's work ethic and the amount of talent that he possesses, then you don't deserve to listen to music, full stop. Check out Cole's words on the EP over @RWD and get your download HERE.
Corinne Bailey Rae, EP, Hip-Hop, J. Cole 