FATGYVER Redef Records mix: Laid back East Coast hip hop vibes
For over a decade Fanu has been creating the most insane and intricate future d’n’b, taking choppage to the next level and treating fans to advanced Ableton Live sets that actually push the limits of the software. But Fanu’s always harboured a deep love of 90s East Coast hip hop, recording some killer laid back cuts under his FatGyver alias. And during the last six months he decided to dedicate some proper time to the beats that in many way have inspired the aesthetics of his d’n’b. The result is ‘Talk To Strangers’ his debut hip hop album released earlier this month on Redef(inition) records. Redef(inition) Records is an extremely respected label with it’s roots in New Jersey and Washington DC. Ran by Damu The Fudgemunk. The likes of MF Doom, and Pete Rock have collaborated on the imprint that’s a must for heads.
To celebrate his release and his love of the label, FatGyver has dropped this all-Redef mix especially for Mixmag. Lounge back, roll a fat one and enjoy some of the classiest hip hop going.
https://redefinitionrecords.bandcamp.com/album/talk-to-strangers
Tracklist:
Damu The Fudgemunk & Raw Poetic – Streamline
K-Def and Rob O – Escapizm
Kev Brown – Lucifer
FatGyver – Heritage (unreleased)
Blu & The 45 King – Pocket Full of Miracles (unreleased)
FatGyver – Blunt Instrument (unreleased)
Def Dee – Yeah
FatGyver – Celestial
Artifacts – Haagen Daz (forthcoming reissue)
Blu & Pete Rock – The Clean Hand
Def Dee – C’Mon Now
Supa Dave West – Beatboxin
K-Def – I Seen A Blind Bat
Klaus Layer – Coming To Your World
FatGyver feat. Blu & Raw Poetic – Talk To Strangers
Raw Poetic & K-Def – Stealin Bread
Raw Poetic & Kev Brown – The Put On
FatGyver – Just A Dream
El Da Sensei – Try Again
Klaus Layer – All Of The Time
Damu The Fudgemunk– Grap Luva Intro
Damu The Fudgemunk– Brooklyn Flower
Damu The Fudgemunk – OverThrone (Try A Lil Skillfulness)
Damu The Fudgemunk – How Many of Us
K-Def – High Stakes
Klaus Layer – You Don’t Know
Damu The Fudgemunk – Puttin’ in Work