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Edited by Andrew Meza & Charles Munka.
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Apr 26
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Day Two: Bullion takes on The Beach Boys. We’re serious when we say an absolute beat tape classic. Still play this out on the regular, and if you’ve never heard it, we strongly recommend downloading it today.

Day Two: Bullion takes on The Beach Boys. We’re serious when we say an absolute beat tape classic. Still play this out on the regular, and if you’ve never heard it, we strongly recommend downloading it today.

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Day Two: One of the many KanKick beat CDs. Saying he’s underrated is an understatement, a west coast legend and one of our favorite producers.

Day Two: One of the many KanKick beat CDs. Saying he’s underrated is an understatement, a west coast legend and one of our favorite producers.

Apr 25
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While organizing our library today, we found some early demos and beat CDs that brought a smile to our face. Above: One of the many beat CDs Flying Lotus passed to Andrew Meza early on. Always so impressed with the progression and consistency from track to track.

While organizing our library today, we found some early demos and beat CDs that brought a smile to our face.

Above: One of the many beat CDs Flying Lotus passed to Andrew Meza early on. Always so impressed with the progression and consistency from track to track.

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While organizing our library today, we found some early demos and beat CDs that brought a smile to our face.Above: Early editions of Mono/Poly tracks that were later featured on EPs like Manifestations and The George Machine. Still plenty of unreleased bits on here too.

While organizing our library today, we found some early demos and beat CDs that brought a smile to our face.

Above: Early editions of Mono/Poly tracks that were later featured on EPs like Manifestations and The George Machine. Still plenty of unreleased bits on here too.

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While organizing our library today, we found some early demos and beat CDs that brought a smile to our face. Above: Beat CD from Georgia Anne Muldrow, passed to Andrew Meza on her first studio visit.

While organizing our library today, we found some early demos and beat CDs that brought a smile to our face.

Above: Beat CD from Georgia Anne Muldrow, passed to Andrew Meza on her first studio visit.

Apr 05
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Sweatson Klank (aka Take) has been a Los Angeles staple in the Electronic/Hip-Hop scene for over a decade. When all is said and done about any developing genres in the area, his name will always be included as one of the spearheads. His production is constantly evolving having avoided labels, as he’s continued to burn his own paths in these California streets. This latest guest mix from Sweatson Klank is an extention of his newest LP, You, Me, Temporary, a modern day love story told through music. This mix picks up where the album left off, exposing the ongoing cycle of the album’s intense, and often dysfunctional relationship. Click here to download.

Sweatson Klank (aka Take) has been a Los Angeles staple in the Electronic/Hip-Hop scene for over a decade. When all is said and done about any developing genres in the area, his name will always be included as one of the spearheads. His production is constantly evolving having avoided labels, as he’s continued to burn his own paths in these California streets.

This latest guest mix from Sweatson Klank is an extention of his newest LP, You, Me, Temporary, a modern day love story told through music. This mix picks up where the album left off, exposing the ongoing cycle of the album’s intense, and often dysfunctional relationship. Click here to download.

Mar 30
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Posters from our Hong Kong show will be included in all T-Shirt, Vinyl, and Slipmat orders, while supplies last. www.btsradio.com

Posters from our Hong Kong show will be included in all T-Shirt, Vinyl, and Slipmat orders, while supplies last. www.btsradio.com

Mar 26
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The Beat Dimensions compilation pinned a very important time for international beat makers. It may have been the first release of it’s kind to document what had been bubbling in the streets of LA and bedroom studios across the globe. A sound most critics and fans alike couldn’t really put their finger on, was it hip-hop? Many tried coining a name for this “new” genre, and failed. At the end of the day, we just knew we liked it. Curated by DJs, Jay Scarlett and Cinnaman in 2007, Beat Dimensions was a great sketch to help the lister dive into a thriving scene that continues to inspire and evolve to this day.Previously locked away in our archives, and still loaded with unreleased material, this mix is yet another glowing piece of our history and a look at the experiments of up-and-coming producers who helped define a genre and continue to break the rules. Click here to download.

The Beat Dimensions compilation pinned a very important time for international beat makers. It may have been the first release of it’s kind to document what had been bubbling in the streets of LA and bedroom studios across the globe. A sound most critics and fans alike couldn’t really put their finger on, was it hip-hop? Many tried coining a name for this “new” genre, and failed. At the end of the day, we just knew we liked it. Curated by DJs, Jay Scarlett and Cinnaman in 2007, Beat Dimensions was a great sketch to help the lister dive into a thriving scene that continues to inspire and evolve to this day.

Previously locked away in our archives, and still loaded with unreleased material, this mix is yet another glowing piece of our history and a look at the experiments of up-and-coming producers who helped define a genre and continue to break the rules. Click here to download.

Mar 13
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Andrew Meza in Shanghai. Photo by Benoit Florencon (www.bureau36.com).

Andrew Meza in Shanghai. Photo by Benoit Florencon (www.bureau36.com).