Even though he came to fame in Chicago’s hip-hop scene as one half of The Cool Kids, Chuck Inglish is a Detroit native, which makes him eligible to participate in the much anticipated posthumous J Dilla project, The Rebirth of Detroit. This clip captures the day Chuck entered the studio to record his contribution, under the watchful eye of Ma Dukes. We don’t get to actually hear any of what Chuck laid down, but it’s still a nice taste of what is to come from this project.
Let’s look the history of the Hood Internet:
Rick Ross vs CSS / Tag Team vs LCD Soundsystem / Ghostface Killah vs Beirut /M.I.A. vs Vampire Weekend / The Cool Kids vs The Dodos / and more recently /Wallpaper vs Genesis / Tune-yards vs Rihanna / Little Dragon vs Kelly Rowand
It boggles the mind of what these two mad geniuses can create. I didn’t even know these two songs can mash up but they do and it’s amazing: it’s dance-crazy, it’s rock-crazy, it’s wickedly crazy. That is why I call them the “Kings of Mash-Ups;” and hey, I might even go as far and say that they are the Kings of DJs (I might… but I won’t).
Lee Bannon’s “Fantastic Plastic” EP is out now via Plug Research!! The full length album should be expected to drop sometime in early 2012.
The young but prolific producer has already made waves with previous projects while working with some of hip hop’s biggest names including Talib Kweli, Consequence, Planet Asia and many others.
Lee Bannon’s single for “Search & Destroy” featured Chuck English of The Cool Kids while the b-side featured the song “The Things” featuring Del the Funky Homosapien.
Today, enjoy the full stream of the “Fantastic Plastic” EP, which focuses more on his instrumental works more so than his work with other rappers. Lee states that the overall album is a “producer album for the heads” and this EP showcases what he means by that statement. The instrumentals are …



























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