Friday, February 18, 2011 at 9:22PM 
My favourite joint from Strong Arm Steady’s latest album, Arms & Hammers, which features legendary Hip-Hop artist Kurupt. The album isn’t as good as their last (probably because it’s not produced by Madlib), but it’s still worth a listen as there are some massive tracks on there.
Hip-Hop, Kurupt, Strong Arm Steady in Aside Friday, February 18, 2011 at 9:18PM 
A funky cut from Cee-Lo’s latest album Lady Killer that wouldn’t have sounded out of place if it did make the final tracklist. It wouldn’t have been the best track on the album, but it was produced by Jack Splash, who was the man on the decks for ‘I Want You’, which was one of my favourites of 2010.
Friday, February 18, 2011 at 9:14PM 
Here is underground rapper Stig Of The Dump going in over Flux Pavillion’s dubstep classic ‘Got To Know’, which is the first in his new bootleg series, Stig Of The Dub. This is sick.
Dubstep, Flux Pavillion, Stig Of The Dump in Aside Friday, February 18, 2011 at 8:12PM 
Jamie XX & Yasmin, who have both been in the studio together recently, hit The Boiler Room on Valentine’s Day for a special B2B set, which saw the pair conjure up an hour long romantic mix of House/Garage classics. Hit the jump to see the tracklist.
St. Etienne - Only Love Can Break Your Heart (MAW Remix) - Heavenly
Frank Ski - Whores In This House - Deco
Yasmin vs Jamie xx - Unknown
Nightcrawlers - Push The Feeling On - Great Jones
Everything But The Girl - Missing (Todd Terry Remix) - Sony
Fulls Swing - Choices - Strictly Rhythm
Kings Of Tomorrow feat. Julie McKnight - Finally - Distance
Gil Scott Heron x Jamie xx - I’ll Take Care Of You - XL
Rosie Gaines - Closer Than Close - Big Bang
Destiny’s Child - Get On The Bus - Elektra
Oxide & Neutrino - No Good For Me - Eastwest
Unknown - Unknown Track
Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (Remix) - Mercury
Lovestation - Teardrops (Wideboys 2-Step Mix) - White
The Streets - Weak Become Heroes - Locked On
Thursday, February 17, 2011 at 7:21PM 
As We Enter was one of my favourite singles of 2010 and now Bristol born garage producer Skinnz has put his own twist on it, creating a massive dancefloor shaker. BOOM!
Thursday, February 17, 2011 at 4:41PM 
First single off J. Period’s mixtape, Wake Up! Radio (available now), which sees Black, Rakim & JL revisit the classic Eric B & Rakim original. Thought is a lyrical genius. You can also check the sick new documentary about The Roots which dropped yesterday.
Black Thought, Eric B & Rakim, Hip-Hop, J. Period, John Legend, Rakim, The Roots in Aside Thursday, February 17, 2011 at 4:40PM 
A monstrous new mix from Florida born and Philadelphia based Drum & Bass producer, Dieselboy. This is his most layered and nuanced studio mix to date. Returning to his old school mixtape roots where he isn’t limited to what tracks he could use or license, Dieselboy has used the opportunity to take Unleashed! to another level. Seriously, I feel sorry for your speakers. Listen & download below.
Dieselboy, Drum & Bass, Mix in Aside Thursday, February 17, 2011 at 4:38PM 
Another leak off Raekwon’s upcoming album, Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang, that features Ghostface, Jim Jones & Kobe. This has got me even more excited to hear what else the Chef has cooked up for the album, which drops March 8th.
Thursday, February 17, 2011 at 1:50PM 
Never been a massive fan of progressive house, but Michael Woods is a legend of the the Electronic scene and is someone who has a knack of consistently producing main room anthems; his latest single, First Aid, is no exception. This is massive - it was released at the back end of last week and you can get your copy HERE. He has also produced Example’s lead single from the upcoming 3rd album, which you will be able to hear on his UK tour that started on Tuesday.
Diffused, House, Michael Woods, Progressive in Aside Thursday, February 17, 2011 at 12:46PM 
A brand new delicious deep house track from Low Deep T, who simply has one of the most soothing voices I’ve ever heard. I could listen to this on repeat for about 4 hours and never get bored of it - I think impossible to not sing along. There is also a sick alternative version, which features Lora Maspimby on the sax, and you can listen to that here.
Deep, House, Low Deep T in Aside 