VisionBombing Season 1 Episode 3

VB SEASON 1: EPISODE 3 from VisionBombing on Vimeo.

VisionBombing Episode 3 is out now featuring Black The Ripper & Harry Love, Capital Steez, De La Soul, Fresh Vetz & Dynasty, Homeboy Sandman, KRS 1, K9 & Blak Twang, LMNO & Kev Brown, Mystro, Reks, Nu Dekades, Rapsode, T-Weaponz Tony Touch, Thaione Davis, Uptown XO and 14KT mixed by Psykhomantus & Mr. Dex, hosted by MadFlow.


VISIONBOMBING (Season 1 Episode 3)

1. Theme
2. Skit: MadFlow*
3. Get Bizzy feat Dynasty- Fresh Vetz
4. Put Soul In It feat Tony Touch- T-Weaponz
5. The Molotov- Reks
6. Good Vibes- Uptown XO
7. Skit: Jonzi D & Soweto Kinch*
8. You Ain't Right- Mystro
9. Ya Know- LMNO & Kev Brown
10. Apex- Capital Steez 
11. Five & Ten- 14KT
12. Skit: MadFlow*
13. The Boppers- Thaione Davis
14. Get Away feat The Sprit Of Wu-Tang- De La Soul
15.  I.K.Y.A.B.W.A.I (I Know You Are But What Am I) feat Blak Twang- K9
16. Black Friday- Nu Dekades
17. Skit: Maseo (De La Soul)*
18. The Remedy- Black The Ripper & Harry Love
19. Non Fiction  ft. Raheem DeVaughn- Rapsode
20. Aztechnical- KRS One
21. Strange Planet- Homeboy Sandman
22. End Credits

Hosted by MadFlow
Music videos mixed by Psykhomantus & Mr Dex
*Additional music productions by Adam Rock of Jazz Re:freshed
Edited, graded and mastered by GJIGGY
Graphics by Glen Stone
VisionBombing 2013

VB EXCLUSIVE - MASEO (DE LA SOUL) INTERVIEW

VB EXCLUSIVE - MASEO (DE LA SOUL) INTERVIEW

VB EXCLUSIVE - MASEO (DE LA SOUL) INTERVIEW from VisionBombing on Vimeo.

Yep! VisionBombing hits you off with our first Exclusive interview with Maseo of De La Soul at Birmingham's Hare & Hounds, were he tells us about his beginning as a DJ, working with De La Soul, his tour and his solo project. This is one that is worth checking out.

Interviewed by MadFlow
Music mixed by Mr Dex
Edited, graded and mastered by Gjiggy
Graphics by Glen Stone
VisionBombing 2013

X-Ecution Of A Bum Rush (Best Of X-Ecutioners/Roc Raida Tribute)

Dedicated to the late DJ Grand Master Roc Raida. This is a mixtape i did a few years back. I had to put it up again as the Turntable world has lost a great DJ.

Why The X-Men {aka The X-Ecutiners)?

This turntablist crew is one of the baddest things that has happen for this DJ art form, culture, Hip-Hop, ect, ect. We all know our history on Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, Grand Master Flash, Theodore and DXT, but most people forget about Steve Dee. Without Steve Dee where would these (beat) juggle monsters have come from. Steve Dee took this artform to a higher level that I dear say had the whole world in his hands (I said it, Ha!).

Well I’m not here to give you a history lesson; you can go check that out for yourself on the Internet. I’ve been a DJ for almost 20 years but still a fan on the DJ/Turntablist culture. There’s nothing better than hearing how DJ’s restructure a record by scratching or beat juggling into something new. Hip-Hop DJ’s helped shape and form some of the equipment that we use today (you better ask somebody) and continuing still. As a teen I watched my Father bring in his turntables, set up his big wooded speakers in the living room and pull out his dub plates, so it was no question that I wanted to be like my Daddy. Now a full time job I still look back on what my hero’s did. I look back on what DJ Jazzy Jeff and DJ Cash Money has done in the late 80’s, loved what DJ Scratch and DJ Premier did on wax, enjoyed hearing my UK peers like DJ Pogo, Cut Master Swift and HiJack’s DJ Undercover & DJ Supreme to seeing The Invisibl Skratch Piklz and The X-Men take it to another level. I still go back to them Videos, Albums and DVD’s as I still learn something from it. But what amaze me the most is watching Mista Sinista, Roc Raida, Rob Swift & Total Eclipse. Weather group or solo they had the world shook. They have style, flava and soul, there the real deal from their routine set to their studio recording albums (Yep! Even Rob Swift’s Ill Insanity got next). I didn’t put any of there solo stuff or featured Rappers because there work as a group is still outer this world. Remember, Rappers may be the most paid artists in the Hip-Hop culture but DJ’s make the world go round. Without us, them muthafuckaz wouldn’t be Shit.

X-Ecution Of A Bum Rush (Best Of X-Ecutioners/Roc Raida Tribute) by Psykhomantus Of A Few Good Men on Mixcloud

X-Outtakes
Intro feat Tirple Treat (Apollo, Vinroc & Shortkut)
One Man Band
X-Ecution Scratch
Word Play
Old School Throwdown
Premier X-Ecution feat DJ Premier
5 Fingers Of Death (Ill Insanity) feat DJ Q-Bert
What Is A Scratch (Interlude)
Mad Flava
X-Ecutioners (Theme) Song feat Dan The Automator
The Countdown Pt 2
Space Invader
Scratch Live (Ill Insanity) feat Roc Raida
A Journey Into Sound feat Kenny Muhammed
Ill Bill
Break Ill
3 Boroughs
Choppin N***** Up
The Turntable Anthem
Feel The Bass
X-Ecution Of A Bum Rush feat Beat Junkies (Babu & J-Rocc)

"Hip Hop Till You Drop" from Birmingham 4 Squares Festival 7th-8th September.

"Hip Hop Till You Drop" from Birmingham 4 Squares Festival 7th-8th September.

The Drum and the DanceXchange join forces to weave DJs, beat boxers, live performers and street and hip hop dancers for the high energy urban flavours extravaganza.

Hosted by DJ Psykhomantus & Madflow With live performances by Sic'Nis, Detin8, Clan & Deez'l, Adante, incredible performances from B-Boy Championships All-Stars, workshop demonstrations from Shaun Cope and Lucie Talbott, and a community B-Boy performance created by DanceXchange.

Wellgosh 25th Anniversary, Leicester.

Wellgosh clothing store celebrated their 25th Anniversary on Saturday 24th August 2013. Fashion and music combined with live performances from Newham Generals (Footsie & D Double E), P Money (OGz), Logan Sama (Kiss), DJ Swerve (Kiss), DJ JJ (RInse), DJ MS1, Mayhem, SAF One, Psykhomantus and Mad Flow. Brands including Nike, adidas Originals, New Balance, Stussy, Eastpak, Incase, The Hundreds, HUF, Mishka and Wemoto supported on the night also.

Corset Magazine presents Sensuality, Sexuality & The Erotic 2

Back in the mix on the audio tip. Returning back with another XXX mixtape for Corset Magazine. Sensuality, Sexuality & The Erotic 2 features Dufrayne, Eric Lau, J-Hoon, Moonchild, NUMBE:RA, Omar, Shigeto Tall Black Guys, Terrance Martin and Zo! Check it out...

Corset Magazine presents Sensuality, Sexuality & The Erotic 2 by Psykhomantus Of A Few Good Men on Mixcloud

1. 8 Miles To Mornart- Tall Black Guys
2. Closer- Eric Lau
3. Manmade- Zo!
4. Favourite Line- J Hoon
5. There I Go- NUMBE:RA
6. No Wrong, No Right- Terrance Martin
7. What U Really Needed- Shigeto 
8. The Tooch- Dufrayne
9. Be Free- Moonchild
10. There's Nothing Like This- Omar

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The Magazine debuted as a quarterly publication to eager fans ready for something more than Playboy or a dense academic sexuality journal. CORSET has quickly risen to become more than just a media platform for empowering, comfortable, and inspiring dialogue about sex. CORSET is the people’s desire for dialogue, manifested. It’s a seed in a growing movement and much needed mainstream shift in sexual consciousness.

VisionBombing Episode 2 (Wellgosh 25th Anniversary Special)

VisionBombing returns with another pack of good tracks with the video's to match. In this episode, VisionBombing dedicates this to Leicester's urban clothing store Wellgosh to help celebrate it's 25th anniversary. Madflow host's in and outside the store on Highcross street, a special appearance from Psykhomantus and a little history of Wellgosh from one of the staff members. In this Episode Psykhomantus and Mr. Dex mix music videos from the likes of Action Figures, Durag Dynasty, Genesis Elijah, JJ Doom, Mayhem Laure and Action Bronson, Clear Soul Forces, DJ Premier feat Dynasty, Phili N Dotz, Rex, SonnyJim, 9th Wonder & Buckshot, Vic Mensa and more.

VB SEASON 1: EPISODE 2 from VisionBombing on Vimeo.

VISIONBOMBING (Season 1 Episode 2)
(Wellgosh 25th Anniversary Special)

1. Theme
2. Intro- MadFlow*
3. Purple Patch- Sonnyjim
4. Outta Control feat Hodgy Beats- M.E.D.
5. Rockfresh- Phili 'N' Dotz
6. Guv'Nor- JJ Doom
7. Skit- Madflow
8. Underground King- Genesis Elijah
9. 360 Waves- Durag Dynasty
10. Typhoon Rap feat Action Bronson- Mayhem Laure
11. My 2nd Lighter- Redman
12. Skit: MadFlow*
13. Concrete Jungle- 9th Wonder & Buckshot
14. 25th Hour- Rexs
15. Jumanji feat T3- Action Figures
16. Get No Better- Clear Soul Forces
17. Skit: Madflow*
18. Lyrical Homicide feat Livin Proof & Sadat X- Fokis
19. Walk On By- Logic
20. Epic Dynasty feat Dynasty- DJ Premier
21. Orange Soda- Vic Mensa
22. Outro- MadFlow*
23. End Credit

Hosted by MadFlow
Music videos mixed by Psykhomantus & Mr Dex
*Additional music productions by Adam Rock of Jazz Re:freshed
Edited, graded and mastered by GJIGGY
Graphics by Glen Stone
VisionBombing 2013