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Sinjin Hawke
Exclusive Mix
Today’s contribution to URB’s podcast series comes from MTL/BCN producer Sinjin Hawke, who you may know from his R&B/hip-hop bootleg specialities (available from TRUANTS for free). Considering his penchant for big-room bass drops and euphoric sensibilities, he’s been buzzed about for good reason. Citing influences from obvious hip-hop/R&B and bass producers, (DJ Khaled, HudMo, Rustie, etc.), his Pelican Fly release (The Lights) was met with huge praise for his signature productions, oozing with vigorous swag. Already on a roll in 2012, his year’s surely going to get more busy, with releases coming in the near future. Perhaps there’s some previews of upcoming stuff in this mix he’s done so graciously for URB. Check out the mix and tracklist after the jump; and most importantly, enjoy.
URB Presents Sinjin Hawke
Sinjin Hawke – Ballad of Martyn Bootyspoon VIP
Unknown – Unknown
DJ Sliink & Sinjin Hawke – Gas Pump
Morris & Sinjin Hawke – One Kiss
Sinjin Hawke – Love Is On Your Side
Lunice – Monopoly
Sinjin Hawke – Like That
Sinjin Hawke – Crystal Dust
Nouveau Palais – Drama (Canblaster & Sinjin Hawke Remix)
Sinjin Hawke – Shadows (Mascotter 2012 Edit)
Cuzinier – Gourmand (Sinjin Hawke Remix)
Sinjin Hawke – Crusade
Unknown – Workin Around This (Instrumental)
The Dream – Fancy (Sinjin Hawke Bootleg)
Unknown – Be Here Alright
Boylan – Hilite (Sinjin Hawke Remix)
DJ Assault & So Called – Sleepover (Sinjin Hawke Remix)
Sinjin Hawke – Bloodflame
Sinjin Hawke – Crimson Tides
Saigon – Come On Baby Instrumental (prod. by Just Blaze)
BeatKing – Let Me Find Out (ft. Lil Tony)
Brandy – Never Say Never (Sinjin Hawke Bootleg)
Sinjin Hawke – Outro
Today’s contribution to URB’s podcast series comes from MTL/BCN producer Sinjin Hawke, who you may know from his R&B/hip-hop bootleg specialities (available from TRUANTS for free). Considering his penchant for big-room bass drops and euphoric sensibilities, he’s been buzzed about for good reason. Citing influences from obvious hip-hop/R&B and bass producers, (DJ Khaled, HudMo, Rustie, etc.), his Pelican Fly release (“The Lights”) was met with huge praise for his signature productions, oozing with vigorous swag. Already on a roll in 2012, his year’s surely going to get more busy, with releases coming in the near future. Perhaps there’s some previews of upcoming stuff in this mix he’s done so graciously for URB. Check out the mix and tracklist after the jump; and most importantly, enjoy.
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Oh hell yes. Our BURNIN’ UP feature this time around comes from the burgeoning BASED producer, Keyboard Kid. You may have noticed him releasing beat-tape downloads this year like a beast (The Mind Is So Complex When You’re Based is one of his best releases), and you also might have seen his name attached to a bunch of tunes that have a certain rapper that has risen to the stratosphere of internet fame. Yes, as one of Lil B’s production mainstays, Keyboard Kid has maintained a strong sense of spacial symbolism for B’s intensive hip-hop therapy sessions, but has also found ways to create that stand out on their own, similar to another producer protege, Clams Casino. Recently, Keyboard Kid has found ways to include new influences and inspirations into his productions, perhaps dipping his sounds into the territory of producers like URB favorite Sinjin Hawke, whilst taking a liking to the sounds of fresh WARP staples Hudson Mohawke and Rustie. Whatever one might hear, what’s instantly understandable about Keyboard Kid’s mix for BURNIN’ UP is the passion that’s spread across the duration of it. It’s fire, but it’s fire from the heart. Check out the link to the mix after the jump.
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