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At long last, it’s the long-awaited threequel to one of the original concept/spinoff series on this hip-hop podcast - the Beat Tape. Keeping in tradition with recent developments on the show, this tape is all over the place - stylistically and geographically. Three continents, multiple subgenres and inspirations, and just damn. I guarantee at least three rewinds on this episode or your money backTM

Intro - DJ Umoja - Ieidc. Words - my father. I wish I was kidding.

1′05 - Super Smoky Soul - Good Night. Straight out of Tokyo. The Light Smoke EP is the first release on Circulations Japan, and it goes hard. Please check this. Shouts to Dai. myspace.com/circulations

3′40 - DJ Cam - The Sound of The Streets. Now on to France. This joint coulda easily showed up on Episode #68. myspace.com/djcamrecall

5′20 - Iain Haywood - Smooth. And over to the UK. Oh, come on. It’s cute. myspace.com/12pads.

6′35 - Alf-Alpha - 22 Year Old. Back to southern CA. I had this on replay for a very long time. Cut is cute as hell, and I want to call the words/scratches clever, but it’s a little beyond that. I hear dude has an album out. You should check it maybe. myspace.com/alfalpha

10′00 - Gil Scott-Heron - Is That Jazz (excerpt). I have no qualms about jacking things from YouTube. The bassline on this thing is ridiculous.

12′00 - Suburb - untitled. I’ve been sitting on these joints for far too long. Suburb is sort of the truth. Check him out. myspace.com/suhburb.

13′25 - Suburb - Cornelius Brothers flip. See above.

15′30 - Unagi - The One Revisited. Cut is hard. unagi442.com.

18′05 - Disrupt - International Karate Championship. Jahtari, the Leipzig, Germany-based label has been doing their thing for a minute now. This was their first release and you know I am fucking with it. jahtari.org.

20′40 - Disrupt - Events Occur In Realtime. This is an exclusive given to me by the Jahtari kids themselves. jahtari.org.

22′05 - J Dilla - Make Em NV (instrumental). Yep. jdilla.org.

23′20 - 9th Wonder - Track 07. Off the marginally infamous “Black Album Rejects” beat tape that floated around forever ago. myspace.com/9thwondermusic.

This is clearly the best beat tape episode yet, and it has nothing to do with me. Thanks to all the artists for contributing tracks, and I was serious in the outro. I want to know what you think about this. Let me know.

ps - in case you missed the first two in the series, check here: beat tape vol 1, and vol 2.