Artist: lee bannon

Dj Chart: Mathew Jonson Movement Detroit 2012 Chart. genre: Tech House, Deep House, House, Techno, Hip-Hop, Drum & Bass.

Sometimes it takes the right track for an artist to click with you. For me and Philadelphia spitter Ryshon Jones, it was "40 Pills". The Lee Bannon -produced joint features just the right amount of paranoid raps and trippy instrumentation, turning it into a sort of psychedelic-rap anthem. Not only that, but it's got a grainy, schizophrenic video to go with it that you can peep below. If you, too, are getting stuck on "40 Pills", you should check out Jones' Basqui mixtape here . [ via ]

The Basqui tape from Ryshon Jones wasn't exactly happy go lucky. Instead of upbeat or radio-friendly tunes, the Philly poet prescribed listeners with a dosage of lyrical dreariness that left [...]

Yae from "Fly High or Die" will be smackin' the masses with a new project currently under construction entitled "Free Based".. This track is from Yae's past project entitled "Steez'd Out Nose Candy" but also will show up on the new upcoming project aswell..Need to throw that "Steez'd Out" up, thought it was.. Anyways "French

Download: Strong Arm Steady - Members Only 01. Members West (Intro) 02. So Hard (prod. Mars) 03. LOVE (prod. Nottz) 04. Join The Gang f. Mistah FAB (prod. Sid Roams) 05. Warning Jacket f. JellyRoll (prod. DJ Khalil) 06. One Mistake f. Washay Choir (prod. Lee Bannon) 07. Got No Gun f. Obie Trice (prod. The Art Teacher) I really wanted to drop "stereotype" today but honestly its not ready yet..Got some last minute additions that I'm very hyped about. I appreciate [...]

A week of debuts, 2 weeks of Coachella, Record Store Day is less than a week away and a whole lotta pop from this week to share. It is all here for your listening and viewing pleasure in no particular order. First grab a look at Ty Segall with Tim Presley as White Fence perfoming "Scissor People" at Room 205 bathed in the static technicolor light from photo-negative images of this same perfomance projected on themselves. The song heralds from their upcoming album Hair and here you can...

Buy: Lee Bannon - Caligula Theme Music EP

Whether you're keen to Ryshon Jones yet, or not, just know this budding Philly rhymer is working overtime to make sure that won't be the case for long. Over the [...]

First Person Shootr (aka Lee Bannon) - Punch-Struck (music video) Directed By: H5C and TerrorEyes producer lee bannon touched on his involvement with the act "first person shootr is a experimental group/project i created over the summer…" "bluring the lines between instrumental and R&B 2012 baby making music.." "my boredness turns into art and 90% of the time i'm creating something thats too weird to be taken in by people into my beat music & production" "but yea my new years resolution is to [...]

New music from D'Lorin "About Me" featuring Casey Veggies & produced by Lee Bannon, off his upcoming Still Life project.

D'Lorin is another youngin out of Cali and he introduces himself via "About Me", a new joint featuring Casey Veggies and production from Lee Bannon. D'Lorin has definitely aligned himself with some good people on this one, and it sounds proper. This is off his forthcoming Still Life . Grab it below.

You might have heard of Lee Bannon thanks to his work with an impressive list of hip hoppers, with the likes of Talib Kweli, Inspectah Deck, Curren$y and Saigon all gracing a beat or two for Lee. But the Sacramento producer has gone down a slightly different path for the first tune from his newest project, Caligula Theme Music . Lee employ a more atmospheric style on 'Kings & Stones', toning down the boom-bap and shooting for a more Burial-esque beat style. You can check 'Kings & [...]

New track from Lee Bannon "Kings & Stones", off his upcoming EP Caligula Theme Music dropping Wednesday on spin.com .

Evan Nabavian is considering taking a job in plastics. A man claiming to be recording himself taking a dump with his iPod screams, "I got video chat on this muthafuckaaa! I got a million games on this muthafuckaaa!" right before the song abruptly switches to an antiquated infomercial about the Internet. The distorted clips and electronic squawks muddy what would have been a pleasantly lazy jazz loop. That's track 3, "Phone Drone," on producer Lee Bannon's new album Fantastic Plastic , which illustrates the claustrophobia of a modern [...]

This is a free compilation that we wanted to share with everyone. All brand new music coming out on plug during the spring quarter of 2012. We have been at this for the last 15 years and at some point this year, we will have had our 200th release. This is the year of letting go. Opening the flood gates of Plug Research or all to enjoy all of the wonders we have in our vaults. Download: Plug Reseach Compilation 2012

iTunes: Fantastic Plastic (Deluxe Version) - Lee Bannon

New music from D'Lorin "223 produced by Lee Bannon. D'Lorin's mixtape featuring 2 Chainz, Cyhi the Prynce, Lee Bannon & C Plus coming soon...

Visit Indie Shuffle to download. Sounds like: Madlib, Bilal, Exile Song: Lee Bannon - Who Are You (Bilal Remix) [download here ] What's so good? Lee [...]

Lee Bannon - Fantastic Plastic Plug Research: 2012 The acclaim of the LA beat scene, which took root as a "movement" around '08, has left its aesthetic residue all over beat-smiths from varying genres across the globe. From its inception, I found myself drawn to, yet also very critical of the music being produced. Replacing the older generation's MPCs and SPs with computer programs (i.e., Fruity Loops, Logic and Reason) new producers still accumulated and collage-like sounds, it's just more likely to be a manipulated found noise than say an old [...]

Sacramento producer Lee Bannon is here to continue the Plug Research label's winning streak this week with an eerie, experimental remix of Bilal 's "Who Are You". The remix, released via Soundcloud to hype Bannon's forthcoming Fantastic Plastic , sets Bilal's vocals over some distinctly extraterrestrial soul, with nearly subliminal drums coexisting with big, wide open bass notes, making for a sound I can only describe as "vintage Martian Motown." It's an interesting and original track to be sure, and it serves a dual purpose of getting us pumped up for Bannon's album and reminding the [...]