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"Stem" is the 1997 single by American producer Josh Davis, better known as DJ Shadow. Released in support of his debut album Endtroducing, this also features two songs not on the album. This is a Mo' Wax release.

"Influx" is the first Mo' Wax single by American DJ/producer DJ Shadow, who credited this as being with "The Groove Robbers", which is him. Backed with "Hindsight", this was released in 1993.

2016 has been a stellar year for experimental hip hop luminary DJ Shadow, aka Josh Davis, with the release of his critically acclaimed studio album The Mountain Will Fall – his first release in five years – drawing praise from all corners, from the Guardian who called the record “impressive in its inventiveness” to MOJO who claimed “Shadow is back in the frame” and AV Club who hailed it as “DJ Shadow’s best work since his early-aughts heyday”. For many, it is Shadow’s 1996 debut album Endtroducing that they keep returning to, widely regarded as a groundbreaking release that paved the way for experimental hip hop and changed the shape of electronic music from that point on. Upon its release The Guardian gave it a 5* review and called it “One of the most daring and original albums of recent times”, continuing, “This is genius”, while Spin wrote that the album ""practically folds you into its symphonic fantasia, the coming-of-age story of a 24-year-old bunk-bed dreamer."" Almost a decade later Pitchfork awarded Endtroducing a perfect 10 in their review of the 2005 Deluxe Edition, calling the record “deeply spiritual.”

The Secret Song is the welcome return to recording by one of its most mercurially intelligent musicmakers. It may also be the only concept recording of the 21st century that can be considered crucial listening.

With material taken from collaborations with people as diverse as Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore, Vijay Iyer, old school African hip- hop legends Zimbabwe Legit, stunning turntablist Rob Swift of the X-ecutioners, political hip-hop from The Coup, The Jungle Brothers, Mike Ladd, and Abdul Smooth from India, DJ Spooky connects the dots between jazz, classical music, and the struggle to create new, dynamic relationships between old school hip hop and and 21st century's rapidly changing info-culture landscape. Showcasing Paul Miller's (aka DJ Spooky's) eclecticism and ever- present desire to spotlight musical genres and causes from all around the world, the album's lead single "Azadi"( which means "freedom" in Farsi) is dung by Iran's Sussan Deyhim.

The Mighty Bop - The Mighty Bop Meet DJ Cam Et La Funk Mob (1995)
Label: Yellow Productions | Flac (tracks+.cue,log) | Time: 47:12 | 248 Mb
Genre: Trip Hop, Future Jazz, Downtempo
The Mighty Bop Meet DJ Cam Et La Funk Mob (1995) is a collaborative jazz-hop and acid jazz album that blends the talents of The Mighty Bop, DJ Cam, and La Funk Mob. Released in the mid-1990s, the album is an eclectic fusion of jazz, hip-hop, funk, and electronic music, capturing the vibrant energy of the era's underground scene. The album brings together the talents of different artists in the burgeoning French jazz-hop scene, where electronic music, jazz, and hip-hop blended seamlessly to create something fresh and experimental.