DJ Revolution Presents...Malcolm & Martin Movement Music

Only taking a short break after dropping his new and highly dope LP "King Of The Decks", DJ Revolution has returned, releasing a completely free and new mix that is highly important and artistically one of my favorite drops of the new year.

Taking you back, way back into time, Revolution combines some classic Funk tunes, spoken word poetry and Malcolm And Martin; a new Hip-Hop duo outta L.A. known for spittin' political and conscious rhymes, to form a really ill, 35 track mixtape opus. I really like how Rev decided to incorporate what real Hip-Hop is all about and what us purists hunger for so much; the breaks!

You'll find Malcolm and Martin (AKA Styliztik Jones and KB Imean) kickin some truly historically observant stuff on here that any fan of Paris or P.E. would appreciate. Not to be ignored is the tremendous skill that the duo displays on "Movement Music" as well; it takes some serious rhyming chops to keep pace with some of those breaks, yet the L.A. up and comers did so effortlessly throughout the mix. This is real Hip-Hop in every way, from the presentation to the execution and the issues touched on deserve to be heard much more often.

Really enjoyed the excerpts from renowned Slam poet Saul Williams as well...that cat was always very inspiring and he continues to spew truth and love like a busted fire hydrant during the Summer (lol, there's my slam poetry)...Props goes out to Rev for digging up all these dope breaks from his extensive record collection and props to Malcolm and Martin for being two cats out in L.A. who's music you should readily be aware of due to it's high relevance in today's largely socially and politically clueless Hip-Hop landscape.

-BIG D O








1. (00:03:55) Malcolm & Martin - What The Hell Happened to you?
2. (00:00:27) Malcolm & Martin - A New Day-Skull Snaps
3. (00:02:30) Malcolm & Martin - Status Quo-Saul Williams on the wake up show
4. (00:00:35) Malcolm & Martin - Rock Bed-J. Trombey
5. (00:00:34) Malcolm & Martin - Its my thing-James Coffey
6. (00:01:46) Malcolm & Martin - Do Your thing-Malcolm & Martin
7. (00:00:39) Malcolm & Martin - Hihache-Lafayette Afro Rock Band
8. (00:01:25) Malcolm & Martin - Do What you Gotta dp-Eddie Drennon & B.B.S. limited
9. (00:03:21) Malcolm & Martin - Welcome to the Movement-Malcolm & MArtin
10. (00:04:12) Malcolm & Martin - Lunchtyme Cyphers-Malcolm & Martin
11. (00:00:33) Malcolm & Martin - Making Tracks-Night Train
12. (00:01:14) Malcolm & Martin - Sample Culture-Saul Williams on the wake up show
13. (00:00:18) Malcolm & Martin - Talking loud-James Brown
14. (00:02:03) Malcolm & Martin - Sayin’Nothing-Malcolm & MArtin
15. (00:01:02) Malcolm & Martin - Hollywood Swingin’-Kool & The Gang
16. (00:02:00) Malcolm & Martin - Jungle Boogie-Kool & The Gang
17. (00:01:07) Malcolm & Martin - Let the Drums Speak-Fat Back Band
18. (00:02:36) Malcolm & Martin - Word to the Drum-Malcolm & MArtin
19. (00:01:17) Malcolm & Martin - Mind Power-James Brown
20. (00:01:07) Malcolm & Martin - Funk for the Folks-The Soul Searchers
21. (00:00:43) Malcolm & Martin - Melting Pot-Booker T & The MG’s
22. (00:05:53) Malcolm & Martin - Another Victory-Malcolm & MArtin
23. (00:00:31) Malcolm & Martin - Make my Funk-Parliment Funkadelic
24. (00:00:48) Malcolm & Martin - Feel the Funk-Ceasar Frazier
25. (00:03:31) Malcolm & Martin - The Ka$H-Malcolm & MArtin
26. (00:01:02) Malcolm & Martin - Misleading Words-Saul Williams on the wake up show
27. (00:01:32) Malcolm & Martin - Against the Wall-Malcolm & MArtin
28. (00:03:23) Malcolm & Martin - Great Nation-Bambu
29. (00:00:38) Malcolm & Martin - Kissed my baby-The Meters
30. (00:03:04) Malcolm & Martin - Time Machine-Styliztik Jones/Randy Pie
31. (00:02:18) Malcolm & Martin - Win or Lose-Malcolm & Martin
32. (00:01:19) Malcolm & Martin - Ghetto funk-Duralcha
33. (00:01:27) Malcolm & Martin - Sista Big Butt-Malcolm & Martin
34. (00:00:46) Malcolm & Martin - Gotta be Funky-Monk Higgins
35. (00:00:54) Malcolm & Martin - Hung Up-Salt

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