According to the website:
“Pleasure is the all new soundtrack to the party of your dreams with Janet Jackson, Keri Hilson, Jodeci, Aaliyah and Gucci Mane all getting the Hud Mo treatment.”
Hud Mo – Pleasure by Hudson Mohawke
Ummmmm YEAH! I think I like the Jodeci one the best.
Apparently these tracks are only available on ultra-limited vinyl. More info here: http://itsthepleasureprinciple.net/
Posted by Christian Flores
The weekend’s here dirty dancers, and if you’re in search of a soundtrack brimming with bass driven beats, then look no further. Numbers label-boss Jackmaster has just delivered a promo mix via Boiler Room ahead of his hotly anticipated FabricLive release next week. Featuring exclusives from Hudson Mohawke and Joy O (Joy Orbison), here’s an hour of unadulterated tuneage from Glasgow’s finest:
• Jackmaster – Fabric Promo Mix
tracklist after the jump:
01. Pearson Sound – Stifle
02. Claude Vonstroke – Monster Island (Christian Martin Remix)
03. Boddika & Joy O – Swims
04. James T. Cotton – Mind Your Manners
05. Jook 10 – Megatron
06. Addison Groove – Spaghetto
07. Martyn – Hear Me (Zomby Remix)
08. Hudson Mohawke – Kiss Kasket
09. Orgasmic – How Low Claptrap
10. Africa Hitech – Glangslap
11. Ashanti – Happy (DND Vocal Mix)
12. Awesome 3 – Don’t Go
13. Jay Z – Big Pimpin’
14. Skream – Midnight Request Line
Sweet FA
Today we celebrate the most commercial of holidays, Valentine’s Day. The pressure to buy objects of closeness out of expectation is such an unromantic gesture. Yet we fold, giving gifts to those we love that would inevitably mean so much more as surprises, on any other day of the year. Down the street sit the unattached, lined up on their barstools, looking for a spark from a stranger. The silliest part of Valentine’s Day is the marketing of the notion that love equates completeness. It’s simply not true. Look no further than music as a window on the complexities of love. There’s no other single topic that stirs musicians to create more than the beating, breaking heart. Below you’ll find a few topical Valentine’s Day musical explorations.
TELL ME, CAN WE TAKE A RIDE TONIGHT?
For the fourth installment of Lucky Me’s Valentine’s Slow Jams series, the label call on Hudson Mohawke to bring forth a mix of ass to groin enticing tunes. Mohawke heads straight for the stairwell with slippery ’90s R&B from 3LW, Montell Jordan, Ginuwine and more. Panties to the side girl, slide down the pole. Stream or download the mix here.
Lonely Vibes Valentines comes our way from recent discovery Wild Vibes. Soft pop classics and the band’s original material mingles in faded, sunny bliss. This mix makes me feel stupidly happy. It captures the best moments of being alone; the go wherever, do whatever you want freedom. Carefree sentiments that alone doesn’t have to equal lonely.
Wild Vibes – Lonely Vibes Valentines mix
R. Kelly, The-Dream and Trey Songz together create a trifecta of soap opera R&B. While they step on one another’s toes often, each has their own best strength. Of the bunch, Songz is the most skilled with maintaining melody amidst a storyline. Earlier today Songz premiered the video for “Love Faces” in conjunction with his four city Valentine’s week tour of the same name. It’s an anthem for the all the marketable aspects of the holiday; candlelight, silk sheets, melted chocolate and skin.
ArnHao’s “Love Fades” is the sound of utter despair. The severed from reality, locked in your room, sobbing into a pillow for days kind of song. Arresting vocals quiver with longing, echoing off into nowhere. A tender, intimate portrait of heartbreak.
Today we celebrate the most commercial of holidays, Valentine’s Day. The pressure to buy objects of closeness out of expectation is such an unromantic gesture. Yet we fold, giving gifts to those we love that would inevitably mean so much more as surprises, on any other day of the year. Down the street sit the unattached, lined up on their barstools, looking for a spark from a stranger. The silliest part of Valentine’s Day is the marketing of the notion that love equates completeness. It’s simply not true. Look no further than music as a window on the complexities of love. There’s no other single topic that stirs musicians to create more than the beating, breaking heart. Below you’ll find a few topical Valentine’s Day musical explorations.
For the fourth installment of Lucky Me’s Valentine’s Slow Jams series, the label call on Hudson Mohawke to bring forth a mix of ass to groin enticing tunes. Mohawke heads straight for the stairwell with slippery ’90s R&B from 3LW, Montell Jordan, Ginuwine and more. Panties to the side girl, slide down the pole. Stream or download the mix here.
Lonely Vibes Valentines comes our way from recent discovery Wild Vibes. Soft pop classics and the band’s original material mingles in faded, sunny bliss. This mix makes me feel stupidly happy. It captures the best moments of being alone; the go wherever, do whatever you want freedom. Carefree sentiments that alone doesn’t have to equal lonely.
Wild Vibes – Lonely Vibes Valentines mix
R. Kelly, The-Dream and Trey Songz together create a trifecta of soap opera R&B. While they step on one another’s toes often, each has their own best strength. Of the bunch, Songz is the most skilled with maintaining melody amidst a storyline. Earlier today Songz premiered the video for “Love Faces” in conjunction with his four city Valentine’s week tour of the same name. It’s an anthem for the all the marketable aspects of the holiday; candlelight, silk sheets, melted chocolate and skin.
ArnHao’s “Love Fades” is the sound of utter despair. The severed from reality, locked in your room, sobbing into a pillow for days kind of song. Arresting vocals quiver with longing, echoing off into nowhere. A tender, intimate portrait of heartbreak.