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Inglewood’s finest purveyors of feel good funk and hip-hop, U-N-I, were Born To Rock the stage. Since the duo’s inception, they’ve released 2 mixtapes, 1 album and garnered a MTV award for best LA Breakout Artist. In this playlist for Gap, the boys count down the songs that inspire them to rock the stage. Enjoy classic cuts from Mos Def, 2Pac, De La Soul and more.
Gap: Born To Rock with U-N-I Playlist
Producer, engineer and emcee 88-Keys is a pioneer and a true original. Having already worked with A Tribe Called Quest, Mos Def and Musiq Soulchild, 88-Keys decided to focus on his own music after close friend Kanye West heard him rap. 88 took time from his tour with Kid Cudi to create an incredibly eclectic playlist of tracks from Blink-182, Metronomy, Bilal and more.
Gap: Born to Rock with 88-Keys playlist
Colin Munroe’s chameleon-like talent has earned him a devout following amongst both true hip-hop heads and indie rock snobs. The Toronto-bred singer-songwriter contributed a dynamic playlist of favorites from Bob Dylan, Lewis Taylor, Regina Spektor and more.
imeem’s giving streak continues this week with 2 more free MP3 downloads.
Go to New Music Tuesday to download the hot new track from Fabolous, Keri Hilson and Ryan Leslie, “Everything, Everyday, Everywhere,” for free, courtesy of Dr Pepper.
Download Loso’s new single here and listen below.
Everything, Everyday, Everywhere – Fabolous
You can also listen to brand new albums from Jessie James and Cobra Starship this week and be sure to stay tuned for more free MP3s from Cobra Starship and Kid Cudi coming up.
In other free download news, get your copy of “Goodbye,” from Kristinia’s gorgeous debut album “Exposed,” brought to you by Walmart.
Download Kristinia’s “Goodbye” here and listen below
