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Fearless Type :: Clemits’ Brings ‘Strange’ To Life

Clemits, a long time member of the Austin hip hop community, has always been known for putting in consistent and quality work.  2015 has found him making inroads musically and on the live circuit.  All the while, Clemits has also kept the creative juices going, and is now set to drop Crush in mid-December.  Strange is the initial visual shot fired from this album, and the video is dope.  But don’t take my word for it.. take a second to check it out yourself, and don’t forget to like/share this bad boy.

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Sitting Down With Sound :: Soundfounder on Austin’s ‘Couch Of Rock’

A big happy birthday shoutout to the homie soudfounder.  Enjoy him doing what he does best…

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Animated Reality :: ‘Spectrolite’ By Bayonne

Austin area producer/singer/songwriter Bayonne (formerly Roger Sellers) is stepping into his new phase as an artist quite impressively.  Spectrolite is the first single and music video released under the new name, and the music is just as captivating as always.  The video will stick with you as well, so go ahead and dive in!

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Uplift Music :: ‘Toss Salad’ By Muggzy Flowz

Bars.  That’s what Muggzy Flowz has always been known for.  This particular track is a Dr. Bobby Banner MPC creation for the upcoming Musicology Mixtape.  toss salad is straight beats and rhymes, and it excels on both sides, so that’s always going to work for me.  I’m sure it will work for you too,

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All That She Knows :: ‘The Bleeder’ By Jonas Wilson

Every knows that I’m a fan of the textured sounds, and many of the people I’m cool with are the same way.  It’s through these circles that I met Jonas Wilson many years ago.  An immaculate songwriter, with a production patience and sense of exploration that matches his songwriting skill, it’s always a pleasure to hear what Jonas chooses to bless us with.  His latest mass undertaking will be an album created throughout the course of 2016, with the first track being The Bleeder.  Dig this track, and stay tuned for the complete magnum opus, dropping this time next year!

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ATX Fly :: KB The Boo Bonic Drops ‘BAT SH!T’ Video

KB the Boo Bonic… an old friend, a like minded comrade, and a talented artist in her own right.  It’s been awesome watching her go from rap fan, to participant, to standout status.  BAT SH!T is the video for her upcoming mixtape of the same title, which should drop sometime before we wrap up 2015.  Keep your eyes and your ears open for this ATX representer to make some noise soon…

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Move, Sucka… :: Protextor Drops ‘SHIFT’

Protextor, while not originally hailing from Austin, has found the way represent the town’s hip hop scene in some of the most creative and amazing ways (and in a relatively short amount of time).  Aside from a solid solo career and a creative visual sense, he has started the long running weekly Austin Mic Exchange, he’s a member of the hip hop think tank Space Camp Death Squad, he’s getting the foundation set for Weird City Hip Hop Festival, and, despite all of these time consuming things, he’s also found the time to put together a new album.

SHIFT is Protextor firmly establishing roots as a major part of Austin hip hop.  He reps the town both in song form, as well as in the collaborations found on this project.  KB the Boo Bonic, Cap N Kirk, and a handful of others pop up, and a whole slew of heavy hitters get shouted out.  Cop this album regardless, but throw a buck or two his way as well, and help this bright mind get brighter.

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Forever Changes :: Lench Asks ‘What Happened To Austin? (My Beautiful City)’

One of my favorite spaces to comb for content is the I Support ATX Hip Hop, Do You? group on Facebook.  It’s a nice way for me to step out of my circle of friends/peers, and a chance to get out of my sonic comfort zone.  On occasion, you come across a diamond in the rough, and today was one of those days.  Enter the track What Happened To Austin? (My Beautiful City) from Lench of Brown South Entertainment.  This song is one of the most poignant and eloquent takes on the gentrification of Austin that began in the late 1990s, picked up steam in the mid-2000s, and is still rampant to this day.  This song is like the musical equivalent of the film Slacker… it’s definitely a true trip down memory lane for us born and raised in the ATX.

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Girl Crazy :: ‘Hill Country Baby’ By Rock Bottom String Band

San Marcos punk/country outfit Rock Bottom String Band just made a video paying tribute to the one thing that will always give music a run for its money… women.  Specifically, the women of the Texas hill country.  Enjoy a wide variety of beautiful smiles and random antics from RBSB and friends!

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MOODHOUSE! :: Chief and TheDoomsdayDevice Makes The ‘Moodhouse’ Podcast

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