Mr. Green & The Kwelettes pushed the boundaries on their mixtape free album and continue to do so with the video elements of the project as well. Here, they battle with bouts of visual dementia that will have you lusting after Graph Nobel in a sea of Skittles®. Read the rest of this entry »

Passing through delivering the dope (music), this time in the form of Mick Boogie and Terry Urban’s host of friends gathering together to pay tribute to the legendary Strong Island trio, De La Soul.

Just in time to give thanks to some Hip-Hop legends, Mick Boogie and Terry Urban present LE DA SOUL: 20 Years Of De La Soul!

Inspired by 20 years of greatness from hip-hop’s most consistent group (and our personal favorite), De La Soul, this project unites the cream of the crop in Hip-Hop, Read the rest of this entry »

By December 1st, Chip’s long-stalled The Cleveland Show mixtape, hosted by Mick Boogie & Terry Urban, will be available over @ www.SlabUp.com. Until then, roll one up & enjoy this Boi-1da produced slow burner. Dispose of your own ashes. Read the rest of this entry »

The warship is no longer idle. Tailb, Res & Graph’s labor of love is finally blasting from conception into reality with Party Robot. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s that time again. Time for more freebies. This time around we’ve got one free Xbox copy of EA Sports NBA Live 10. It’s in the game and it’s about to be yours, snitches! Read the rest of this entry »

As promised, EA Sports delivers a round of songs for the mixtape including never before heard tracks from 88-Keys, Afrika Bambaataa, B.o.B, David Banner, De La Soul, dead Prez, Matt & Kim, Murs, Pete Rock, Snoop Dogg, Xzibit, Zion I and more. Read the rest of this entry »

While fans generally have their preferences preset in the war of NBA Live vs. NBA 2K, there’s no question the heads at EA Sports always prove they’re in tune with the culture with slick marketing tactics that mirror the times of the day. Read the rest of this entry »

Live from Mick Boogie x Peter Bjorn & John’s Re-Living Thing Mixtape. Read the rest of this entry »

You should already know Mick Boogie & Co. are no strangers to remixing some of our alternative favorites. So it should give you great pleasure that The Press Play DJ aligned some of the Hip-Hop’s rawest talent to remix & revamp Peter Bjorn & John’s latest album Living Thing. They say the best things in life are free so it would behoove you to take advantage because the tracklist speaks for itself. Without further adieu, Mick Boogie presents Re-Living Thing.

Dowload — Mick Boogie x Peter Bjorn & John – Re-Living Thing Mixtape

A few weeks ago I was picking up my shirts for work from the dry cleaners and was greeted by the cashier as “Mr. MZ.”

Before I was even all the way through the door! Those words hit hard, Read the rest of this entry »

After hitting you with two previous features, the time is now for Scrilla Season 3. Hosted by Mick Boogie, consider this mixtape to be “Money Malc 101.” Read the rest of this entry »

Here to drop off another one before Scrilla Season 3 with Mick Boogie hits the filesharing sites tomorrow. Read the rest of this entry »

Even if Money Malc’s “I Came Up” visits familiar Hip-Hop territory in subject matter (money, jewels, haters, etc.), it’s still a track worth noting. Read the rest of this entry »

Need some new iPod fodder? Monsters Ink hopes to tattoo their sound into your brain with their Ink Made Me A Monster Mixtape which is hosted and mixed by the TPPS’s Mick Boogie & Terry Urban. Featuring collabos with Little Brother, U-N-I, Freeway and production from 9th Wonder, Illmind and Streetrunner, the credentials alone make this one worth checking out. Read the rest of this entry »

Mick Boogie’s back!  Sporadic with his mixes due to his busy schedule, his projects still get an automatic listen from me due to his near impeccable track record.  In the vein of 1988 & Viva La Hova; Peter Bjorn and John’s Living Things gets the boogieman’s mash-up touch in the form of Re-Living Thing.

For the first taste of things to come Mick enlists the services on The Kickdrums for the beat and Wale, Young Chris & Rhymefest to handle the mic duties for a reinterpretation of “Nothing To Worry About.”  I’ve never heard the original, but I have no qualms for Mick’s version after hearing this.

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Download – Peter Bjorn and John Feat. Wale, Young Chris & Rhymefest – “Nothing To Worry About” (Kickdrums Remix)

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