The first time I heard this record I knew it was gonna be massive. I’m not sure on the Cudi Hendrix stuff, but KanYe’s understated feature ia dope, yet re-emphasis Cudi as the star of this show. Domingo all day.

Everybody’s a winner!

Spotted over at www.djninobrown.com

Just me and my bossss…

By far, my favourite track on Teflon Don (althought I prefer listening to the Drizzy only version of this – Paris Morton Music) produced JUSTICE League (and clearly some additional production by 40)

There’s something weird going on here though – The clip is for the extended remix of Aston Martin Music with Drake’s verse – which never made it onto the album. But why is Ross version censored nicely, whilst Drizzy’s verse has those awful reverses to conceal the language? Did they lose the acapella for Drake’s verse? Even then, they could have used the instrumental to simply mute the offending parts of Drakes verse. I’m confused. It kinda feels like including the entire drizzy verse in the video was an after thought.

The making of the beat below is a nice insight tho:

Let The Story Begin – Aston Martin Music from Decatur Dan on Vimeo.

Coolest Cameo’s since Jamie Foxx’s Blame It (Ron Motherfucking Howard!)

Duck Sauce “Barbra Streisand” from Mr Goldbar on Vimeo.

There’s a good chance I’ll start a remix to this soon. In the meantime, peep the homie Fuego in that grey coat towards the end.

I’ve been a solid fan of Fuego’s writing and production for a while, so this gets my stamp of approval. An extra nod for the Dream & Ice Box influences.

Historically, Australian clips attempting a ‘US’ style of urban clips often fall victim to corniness and low budgets. Generally speaking, the visuals manage to keep their head above the sea of cliche’s that many a local video has drowned in.

Also, Mutu looks like the man-love child of Sam Fortafy and Jay Sean.

Internets is a buzz.

Hipster as fuck in all the right ways.

If ever there was a reason to vote for someone in the ITM top 50, this is it.

This is sick, but the making of is what’s really inspiring is the making of, which has unfortunately been taken off youtube.