Sneaker hoarder, DJ extraordinaire and all round hot dude Hans DC has just dropped a few new mixtapes. Keepin’ it real simple there’s a dubstep and a techno mix which are free to download right now. I strongly suggest you get both, sit down and listen to it right now whilst googling NSFW images of Hans… Or not.

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Eminem, Yelawolf, Joe Budden, Crooked I, Joell Ortiz & Royce Da 59 get busy, pretty much the only thing worth seeing on B.E.T all year.

- T, lmao “white dog gettem!”

To celebrate the launch of the 22nd issue of Sneaker Freaker they have teamed up with Skratch Bastid to make a “Starter Era” Mixtape, so ‘89 to ‘93 tracks on tap. Click the little down arrow on the player to download it or follow the jump link.

- T, go get it!

One of the best tracks off one of the best mixtapes out right now, Verde Terrace. I remember when Curren$y came out and he was gonna be the next Weezy then shit got mad weird at Cash Money, so glad he bounced out of that situation. Looking forward to his features on that new Blakroc compilation, also make sure to check out his studio album Weekend At Burnie’s.

- T, wish Drama would fucking get rid of the drops already shit is mad played out

- T, just caught these guys earlier on Fallon, a really dope song and sound.

A new visual from Big Seans latest album Finally Famous which is pretty dope, Marvin Gaye & Chardonay definitely one of the outstanding tracks, featuring his G.O.O.D music boss Kanye and fellow new comer Roscoe Dash. The video is just just blergh not Hype William’s best but the song bangs.

- T, boiiiiii

Dame Dash and the Black Keys are at it again another mash up album this time featuring the likes of Talib Kweli, U God, Jay Electronica, OC, Curren$y, Wiz Khalifa, Jim Jones. Sean Price and The Cool Kids.

- T, hope its as good as the last one….

- T, its a mix tape enjoy it

You can’t talk about electronic music without mentioning Detroit. That’s why in the second edition of Real Scenes, Resident Advisor and Bench went to the city which birthed the genre we now call techno. Detroit has always had a creative streak, due in large part to the boom and subsequent bust of the auto industry. Quite simply, Detroit is a city of extremes, and its music reflects that.

These days, Detroit’s importance in the global electronic music scene is often referred to in the past tense. When we visited the city, though, we found a number of artists with their eyes (and ears) firmly set towards the future. After our time in the Motor City, it’s clear to us that Detroit will endure and innovate for years to come.

- T, nothing ever really dies

Red Bull Thre3style comp officially popped of its first round of Australian qualifiers in Brisbane this past Friday, qualifiers are ongoing through out the country and the finals go down in Vancouver later this year.

- T,  just a glimpse