Review
In early 2009, producer DJ Revolution teamed up with the rapper duo of Malcolm & Martin, also known as Styliztik Jones and KB Imean, to create a funk-inspired mixtape, Movement Music. The success of the project led them to begin working on a proper album together, 2011's Life Doesn't Frighten Me, as well as another mixtape inspired by a past movement. This time, though, the hip-hop trio would look to 1987's Boogie Down Productions' classic Criminal Minded for the inspiration for Malcolm & Martin were...Criminal Minded. Like the BDP record, the mixtape is a fueled by political commentary, hard-hitting beats, and turntable mastery.
Download the mixtape below:
"Come Come" (Tokyo Police Club Remix) (Prefix Premiere)
Watch RiFF RaFF Brush His Hair And Speak In A British Accent In This Interview
See Andre 3000 As Jimi Hendrix
Flaming Lips Rewrite 'Race For The Prize' For The OKC Thunder
- Hot As Sun: "Come Come" (Tokyo Police Club Remix) (Prefix Premiere)
- Watch RiFF RaFF Brush His Hair And Speak In A British Accent In This Interview
- See Andre 3000 As Jimi Hendrix
- Flaming Lips Rewrite 'Race For The Prize' For The OKC Thunder
- Watch The Trailer for LCD Soundsystem Documentary, "Shut Up And Play The Hits"
- Wayne Coyne Tweets Nude Photographs Of Erykah Badu
- Hear The New Azealia Banks "1991 EP" Now
- Liars: 'WIXIW' (Full Album Stream)
- The Vaccines Announce Second Album 'The Vaccines Come Of Age,' Listen To First Single "No Hope"
- Stream: 'Americana' By Neil Young And Crazy Horse
- Listen: Ty Segall Band's "I Bought My Eyes"
- Quarantining The Past: Company Flow's 'Funcrusher Plus'
- Cadence Weapon: Hope in Dirt City
- Ladyhawke: Anxiety
- Prefix Presents: Lotus Plaza Live At The Knitting Factory In Brooklyn
