Posted on: May 5, 2008 Posted by: James McQuiston Comments: 0

Meld today’s most explosive club music with the eternally fresh lyrical styles of golden age rap stars and whaddya get? A stunning high point in the continuum of hip-hop history. Say what? The new DELICIOUS GUTTER release from Delicious Vinyl.

Aaron LaCrate & Debonair Samir — top purveyors of the explosive Baltimore club sound — have stepped to the plate to overhaul classic tracks from Young MC (“Know How”) and Masta Ace (“Jeep Ass N#$%”). Not only are Young MC’s fast-rap rhymes ideally suited to LaCrate & Samir’s hyperactive beats, but Masta Ace’s lyrical command “Don’t play when it come to my bass” has become a mantra for the dancefloor-savvy duo.

As LaCrate says: “When I was a kid growing up in Baltimore I loved Young MC, and bought two copies of the clear vinyl 12″ of Masta Ace ‘Jeep Ass’. I would make mixtapes where one side would be up-tempo club jams and the other side would be golden era hip-hop. So now for me and Samir to merge them into one thing is a dream come true. It’s the best of two kinds of party music.”

Featuring utterly ill artwork that flips the classic Delicious Vinyl logo in the same way that LaCrate & Samir have re-thunk the original music, the vinyl 12″ release is destined to be a must-have for DJs and art collectors worldwide. Also available on CD single and digital download, DELICIOUS GUTTER is a classic example of how Delicious Vinyl and today’s hottest artists are going back to the future…together.

The Four Track EP Includes:

Young MC “Know How Theme”
Young MC “Know How” (Gutter Remix)
Masta Ace Inc. “Jeep Ass Gutter” (Vocal)
Masta Ace Inc. “Jeep Ass Gutter” (Instrumental)

DELICIOUS GUTTER is taken from the forthcoming full-length RMXXOLOGY, out this Summer. RMXXOLOGY features Delicious Vinyl classics by the likes of Tone-Loc, The Pharcyde, Masta Ace, The Brand New Heavies, and Born Jamericans re-imagined by artists including Peaches, Diplo, Hot Chip, Spank Rock & Amanda Blank, Phillipians, Ed Banger’s Mr. Flash, and Bobby Evans.

May 3 2008 Free Range Festival Southampton, South
May 8 2008 9.30 Club Washington DC, Washington
May 9 2008 First Unitarian Church Philladelphia, Pennsylvania
May 10 2008 Webster Hall NY, New York
May 11 2008 Middle East Downstairs Boston, Massachusetts
May 12 2008 New Capital Music Hall Ottowa, Ontario
May 14 2008 Crofoot Ballroom Detroit, Michigan
May 15 2008 The Abbey Pub Chicago, Illinois
May 16 2008 Triple Rock Club Minneapolis, Michigan
May 19 2008 Neumos Seattle, Washington
May 20 2008 Berbatis Pan Portland, Oregon
May 21 2008 1015 San Francisco, California
May 22 2008 El Rey Theatre L.A, California

The brainchild of Los Angeles DJs Matt Dike and Michael Ross, Delicious Vinyl is a crucial label in the evolution of hip-hop. Late-’80s chart-topping hits from Tone-Loc (“Wild Thing”) and Young MC (“Bust A Move”) took innovative underground grooves to the masses. This year, Delicious Vinyl kicks off its 20th anniversary celebration with no sign of slowing down. Along with The Brand New Heavies triumphant tour in support of their new album Get Used To It, dancehall player Mr. Vegas had one of the summer’s biggest singles, “Hot Wuk.” The label’s newest releases are JayDeelicious: The Delicious Vinyl Years (celebrating the pioneering productions of James “Jay Dee” Yancey) and Delicious Vinyl: Twenty Years Fresh mixtape by Bobby Evans. So if it’s rump-shaking, trunk-rattling, floor-filling, chart-busting tunes you want, Delicious Vinyl delivers.

Click Here To View LaCrate’s Recent Interview On Vlaze TV:
http://vlaze.com/138033/

Click Here To View “Know How Theme” Video :

Pitchfork Media :
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/page/news/48814-hot-chip-diplo-spank-rock-remix-delicious-vinyl

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