CLASSIC DJ QBERT SUPERSEAL SERIES 1-3

CLASSIC SUPERSEAL VOL.1

SUPERSEAL VOL.2

SUPERSEAL VOL.3 3D EDITION

Richard Quitevis (born October 7, 1969), known by his stage name DJ Qbert, is an Filipino-American Turntablist and composer. He is often referred to as the Jimi Hendrix of the turntables, known to make them sing in complex and subtle ways. He invented the first musical annotation system for scratching, battling and composing on vinyl.

WALE 'ATTENTION DEFICIT'

2009 debut album from the Hip Hop artist, who hails from Washington DC. Attention Deficit features production from Mark Ronson, Cool & Dre, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, 9th Wonder, Green Lantern and others. Includes the hit single 'Chillin'' featuring Lady GaGa.

RYAN LESLIE

RYAN LESLIE TOOK THE MUSIC WORLD BY STORMearlier this year with his self-titled debut album spawning the infectious hits "How It Was Supposed To Be," "Addiction," and "Diamond Girl" leading to two BET Award nominations for Best New Artist and Best Male R&B Artist. The Harvard graduate has not slowed down a bit by going back into the studio to further develop his craft and release his sophomore album a mere 8 months after the release of his critically acclaimed debut. In addition to his BET Award nominations, Ryan has been named a "Rising Icon" by BET, co-headlined the "Road to Essence Tour" with Jazmin Sullivan, and produced and was featured on Fabolous' current album. The singer, songwriter, and producer's Transition is the follow up to his classic debut album and features the infectious hit "You're Not my Girl!"

RAKIM SEVENTH SEAL LP

The greatest of all time returns
RAKIM 'THE SEVENTH SEAL'

FUNKY BY NATURE / BACK TO THE VINYL T-SHIRTS

BACK TO THE VINYL

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51 LEX RECORDS

CHECK OUT SOME ORIGINAL AFRICAN/NIGERIAN SOUNDS
FROM JU-JU/HI-LIFE/AFROFUNK

explosion of nigerian sounds vol.1

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N'fa No Fixed Abode 'CAUSE AND EFFECT VIDEO DIRECTED BY HEATH LEDGER

N F ' A . This Video was directed by Heath Ledger and was shot in Sydney, Australia .

WYLD PYTCH BOOKS

The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash: My Life, My Beats

From jazz, blues, hip hop, and reggae to African rhythms, gospel, and contemporary R&B, "The Black Chord" pays homage to the legendary and current superstars of Black music. Stunning photographs and a provocative consideration of musical theory combine, and the result is an unprecedented view of popular culture and its antecedents. David Corio's photos capture the major talents of black music: Aretha Franklin, Bob Marley, Barry White, Missy Elliot, Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs, Al Jarreau, Salif Keita, Courtney Pine, Chaka Khan, Isaac Hayes, B.B. King, Miles Davis, Fats Domino, Patti Labelle, and many others from a diversity of musical styles.

In 1982, a small, independent movie written, produced, and directed by Charlie Ahearn was released, first in Germany, Japan, and Cannes, then finally in Times Square. Wild Style, the first film to unite the underground urban art forms of nascent hip hop culture—DJing, MCing, b-boying, and graff writing—was filmed on location in the South Bronx without permits or pretensions. Some 25 years after its release, Wild Style is truly a classic, having inspired countless artists, musicians, and writers with unforgettable scenes starring the era’s most memorable personalities. To celebrate the film’s silver anniversary, WILD STYLE: THE SAMPLER provides an inside look at the making of the film, its release, and the reverberations it caused around the world. Narrated by Ahearn, the book introduces us to a cast of characters and outrageous adventures through a carefully curated collection of never-before-published photographs, original artwork, production stills, archival materials, and personal stories from stars Fab 5 Freddy, Lee Quinones, LADY PINK, ZEPHYR, Patti Astor, Busy Bee, Grandmaster Caz, and Glenn O’Brien, as well as insights into the film’s influence by artists and writers including Sacha Jenkins, Melle Mel, Biz Markie, Cut Chemist, and DJ Krush. Recounting the film’s influence over the past quarter century, WILD STYLE: THE SAMPLER offers incomparable insight into hip hop’s most indelible film.

Check the Technique Book - Liner Notes for Hip-Hop Junkies

One chapter, one artist, one album, blow-by-blow and track-by-track, delivered straight from the original sources. Performers, producers, DJs, and b-boys–including Big Daddy Kane, Muggs and B-Real, Biz Markie, RZA, Ice-T, and Wyclef–step to the mic to talk about the influences, environment, equipment, samples, beats, beefs, and surprises that went into making each classic record. Studio craft and street smarts, sonic inspiration and skate ramps, triumph, tragedy, and take-out food–all played their part in creating these essential albums of the hip-hop canon.

Hip hop first became a part of the mainstream music industry in the early 1980s, when major record labels released albums from such accessible groups as Run DMC and the Sugarhill Gang. But the true origins of one of the most powerful pop-cultural influences in the world are in the spontaneous, progressive musical culture that grew out of tough Bronx neighborhoods of the 1970s and led to a renaissance of poetry, music, and fashion.Through years of research, writer and curator Johan Kugelberg has pulled together the scattered remains of a movement that never had its eye on posterity. The book includes the improvisational artwork of previously unpublished street flyers of the era, Polaroids buried for decades in basements across the Bronx, and testimonials from influential figures such as Tony Tone, LA Sunshine, and Charlie Chase. Through the work of pioneering hip-hop photographer Jow Conzo–the man The New York Times calls “the chronicler who took hip hop’s baby pictures”–Born in the Bronx presents a unique introduction to an explosive and experimental period in music history.

In recent years the sneaker scene has exploded with limited editions and artist/designer collaborations. These specialist shoes are invariably produced as short runs, using innovative or luxury materials and often have bespoke packaging. Art & Sole is the first book to focus exclusively on contemporary, cutting-edge sneaker design. It sets out to explore and to celebrate the creative side of sneaker culture, showing the best and most original rarities/collaborations and previewing the latest art and design. These are the shoes at the sharp end of sneaker culture not shoes that can be found in your average sports shop. The book also highlights how creative advances on the scene have been furthered by a growing number of artists who base their work on sneakers - from sculptures made from dissected shoes, to oil paintings on canvas, and even the customization of the shoes themselves. There is now a huge crossover between sneakerculture and the worlds of art and design.

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WYLD PYTCH/51 LEX RECORDS PRESENTS. MUSIC FROM NIGERIA

FREE MUSIC
A collection from wyld pytch/51 lex records
sounds from nigerian artist both old and new
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WYLD PYTCH T-SHIRTS / SWEATSHIRTS

STAY CLEVER SIZE S,M,L,XL

F*CK OFF IM MIXING SIZE S,M,L,XL

DUBSTEP T-SHIRTS SIZE S,M,L,XL

DUBSTEP SWEATSHIRT SIZE S,M,L,XL

Official DMC T-shirts range, sizes S,M,L,XL

Fela Anikulapo Kuti (15 October 1938 – 2 August 1997), or simply Fela

various sizes

Keeping the vinyl alive!!!

BOOMBOX T-SHIRT

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BREAKERS YARD 'SHAKE YOUR ARSE'

1st release on the Breakers Yard/Wyld Pytch label.This infectious tune is causing a stir on the shores (currently being played on Rinse fm, Choice, BBC 1xtra)Aimed at the ladies hence the title.3 mixes featuring the vocal talents of N'FA & ALAYE.although the mixes range from a big beat sound to house/uk funky.each has that carribean/african/carnival feel injected into it, largely due to the sample taken form the undisputed King of Highlife "Chief Osita Osadebe"

Straight up dancefloor get down on it music.

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SIR VICTOR UWAIFO 'JOROMI'

Many rains ago, in the early summer of 1965, something had happened on the West Coast of Africa that had never happened before. It's frenzy, like the persistent rhythm, loud and clear, of African Festival Drums, seized all negro souls North, East, South and West Africa. It rode on the wings of the dry Sahara wind and the African route Airlines into Europe. Flashy mohogany-skinned Air hostesses stepped into exotic night clubs of Europe with a song on their lips and this entrancing dance step to go with it. Enchanted, every white boy and girl asked with a glint in their eyes, "What is this new song that you sing, and this new dance that you dance?" From London to Lusaka, across Europe, East and West, the inquirers always got the same answers: "...the song is JOROMI and the dance we do is Akwete!" Modern highlife.....the Creator is Sir Victor Uwaifo.

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What is Ekassa you may ask?

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What is Ekassa you may ask?
“Ekassa is an indigenous dance of Benin”.
A royal dance performed during the coronation of a new king.
Ekassa incorporates the beat of the tom-tom and agba drums, Western wind instruments, two guitars and songs performed in the Edo language.
Sir Victor Uwaifo rode the style for four or five years, releasing four Ekassa albums between 1971 and 1975.
As might be expected, Uwaifo's appropriation of ancient, and in some cases, sacred songs for the purposes of contemporary dancehall debauchery did not always go down well with the self-appointed guardians of the legacy of the great Benin Empire but, Uwaifo viewed his work as that of a high-tech curator.
Still, in characteristic cocky form he said “I am a rare species, and it’s very unlikely that anyone will ever succeed me. If that happens, then I do not rate a genius”.
Sir Victor Uwaifo’s “Ekassa” is finally available digitally.
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Welcome To Wyld Pytch Records

Record stores can be an intimidating place for a girl, especially one that has never successfully put on a record without dropping the needle or getting sweaty fingerprints all over everything. I am a music lover but grew up slightly too late in the last century to cultivate a record collection and am unfortunately a child of the comparatively uncool and prehistoric CD generation. Nevertheless, as a Hip Hop fan, vinyl and record stores hold a fascination and I often try to sneak in to them without being detected, sniffed out and mortified like the bumbling nerd in High Fidelity.

However, I don't have to worry about this at Wyld Pytch because last time I went there I was actually invited inside. I was standing outside for a stalkerishly long time debating whether the Fela Kuti t-shirt in the window would fit me or not, when, out of nowhere, owner Digger Elias (yeah that's right) turned up behind me and said "like my shop? Come in!" So I did.

They specialise in R&B, Funk, soul and of course Hip Hop, the staff are all DJs and there is a friendly atmosphere of camaraderie and shared love of music rather than the pretentious posturing often witnessed in record shops as the workers argue out the pros and cons of the most recent remix of a remixed remix. They also sell (a few) CDs and do a worldwide mail order service, however the best thing to me about the shop is the t-shirt collection, some of the best adorned with the faces of greats like Gil Scott Heron, Fela Kuti and Richard Pryor.

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