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Ta-Ku recently let go this “re-werk” that takes parts of Drake’s Girls Love Beyonce and Beyonce’s Say My Name. This track will be featured on Ta-Ku’s forthcoming Re-Twerk: Volume 2. Bounce.
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Ta-Ku recently let go this “re-werk” that takes parts of Drake’s Girls Love Beyonce and Beyonce’s Say My Name. This track will be featured on Ta-Ku’s forthcoming Re-Twerk: Volume 2. Bounce.

Ta-ku with additional production by Casey Ormond, put his own touch on JT’s Suit & Tie. Check that out as well as the album stream for 20/20 below.
Stream “20/20″ via iTunes

How about a couple funky beats for you to vibe to. Check these two out from Ta-Ku & Suff Daddy that will be on the upcoming collab EP Bricks and Mortar dropping 4/5/13.
Have beats will travel: Suff Daddy and Ta-ku have teamed up for a split EP recorded in Sydney and Perth, Australia. When Suff moved from Berlin to Sydney last summer he quickly hooked up with Perth based producer Ta-ku, best known for his „50 Days For Dilla“ project. „Bricks & Mortar“ unites two beatpals with pretty different soundscapes but one common mission: looking for the perfect beat!

Australia’s Ta-Ku is back at it with his Make It Last EP. Check some info, listen to the songs, and download the project all below. #thebeats
Within everything we do here at LFTF, there’s still nothing more satisfying than to witness an artist we know deserves it finally see their rise. For Perth, Australian beatmaker Ta-ku, the climb to the top has been a long time coming. In 2008, Ta-ku was invited to attend the esteemed Red Bull Music Academy in its Barcelona chapter—an undoubtedly prestigious feat that is sure to kickstart any budding artist’s career. But afterwards, while fellow RBMA classmates Teebs and Onra went on to take over the music word, Ta-ku’s ascend, for whatever reason, didn’t come as quickly. Although coming with just as impressive works, he realized that if no one was going to give him the credit he deserved, he was going to have to go out and take it. From that point on, Ta-ku became one of the hardest working beatmakers in the game, releasing project after project—from compilations to bootleg packs to dedication mixtapes—not letting a moment go by without new music in his fans’ ears. 2012 amounted to Ta-ku’s most impressive year to date, not only artistically but socially becoming one of the most buzzing beatmakers in the game.
The only way to go is up for Ta-ku in 2013, and we couldn’t be more excited to start him off in the right direction with his stunning Make It Last EP, complete with four tracks that see the artist medling his hip-hop and soul roots into uncharted arrangements and ideas. Download now above, and let it be known that Ta-ku is here to stay.
Download “Make It Last” via Box

Pragmatic Theory has released yet another set of jamming beats. Check the track-listing below and press play on this while you close out your work day. If you head over to the Bandcamp page you can check all of the producers’ Soundclouds, as well as download the free-release.
1. DEAD HORSE BEATS – Doin’ Fine
2. Vanilla – Who Do You Love
3. Miles Bonny x Ta-ku – As You Sleep On My Lap
4. Warren Xclnce – XXWXX
5. Glyphick – I Couldn’t Have
6. Shain Caw – The Journey
7. ManOnWire – 7oVe YoU
8. LAKIM – Midnight Hour
9. Sev Seveer – Kinda Blue (Forest Park to O’Hare)
10. Chromodadata – The Wind
11. Languid – Somewhere In Amsterdam
12. Snubluck – Dead Leaves
13. Weirddough – Get It Up
14. Keor Meteor – Wu
15. Prozak Morris -The New Found Baddest Mother Funkers In The Galaxy
16. J-Felix – What It Does
17. S.F.T – Saturday Sunshine
18. Artonius – Media Intake
19. Mononome – All For Nothing
20. 5th Sequence – Made 4 h.e.r.
21. JP Balboa – Yesterday Human
22. DJ Sapien – Winter Soulstice
23. Es-K – PragmatiK Fonque Theory
24. Handbook – Inside Of Me
25. Josef Blo – Alrite
26. REZ – Klowds
27. Keith Price – Dollartech
28. 7even Sun – 7cosmic
29. Funky Notes – Dont Worry
30. JA:KOVA – Humble Cake
31. ill Sugi – Arriving
32. chrisAre – Space Heater
33. Afryx_Q – Unica Solitudine
34. Floyd Cheung – Dusk
35. The Soul Pilot – Backpacker Blues
36. Grossbuster – Singularity

Pragmatic Theory‘s Summer In The City is a compilation of tracks from some of the brightest and most talented producers from the underground beat scene that’s released in conjunction with Rhythm22.com. Check the track-list below, and grab this free compilation from Bandcamp.
1. Weirddough – Slurpeez
2. CΔNS – Foolish
3. ill Sugi – Song Of September
4. ChromadaData – Newage
5. S.F.T – Seasons
6. Ta-ku – Lifetime
7. Glyphick – MaybeWhenU
8. Snakehips – When I Look At U
9. Snubluck – Waling Lucid
10. Artonius – Stranger
11. Mononome – A Warm September
12. Prozak Morris – The Human Mind
13. JP Balboa – Memories
14. Floyd Cheung – Your World
15. Y Ohan & Keor Meteor – S Pecies
16. DJ Sapien – Horns Blazin
17. ALPD – The Sizzle
18. ManOfTheDown & Afryx Q – Un Giro In Bici, E Una Birra
19. Warren Xclnce – Freedom
20. Languid – Lady Dojour
21. Constrobuz – Cheap Skate
22. MadColour – You And I
23. Stainless Steele – Night Watch
24. Handbook – The Message
25. Jewbei – The One Thing
26. Nextwon – Lessons & Jewels
27. Grossbuster – Gross Theory
28. Sev Seveer – Grass Knuckles
29. ScaleZ – Close Encounters
30. Byrdversion1 – Perseverent Failure
31. Keith Price – Drawurown

Check out this new track from Ta-ku to make your head nod. His new project Re-Twerk is dropping next week and you can check the album stream over at Earmilk.

I remember last year when producer Ta-Ku dropped a 50 Days for Dilla project. The first half of that project was re-released in March, and now here’s Volume 2 for your ears and hard drive. Grab it below or from iTunes.
HW&W Recordings is excited to announce the release of the second half of Ta-Ku’s 50 Days for Dilla project. For this project Ta-Ku wanted to pay a tribute to his greatest influence by creating a new beat each day for 50 days straight. Ta-Ku utilizes signature drum swings, chilling melodies, and soulful sampling in creating this fresh compilation of hip hop instrumentals. The project was split into two volumes with each containing 25 tracks each.
50 Days for Dilla vol. 1_ was released digitally under HW&W in March 2012 with the vinyl following two months later in May. We are very proud to debut this project as HW&W’s first official vinyl releases. Volume 1 was met with overwhelming response and the vinyl sold out within 6 hours of its online release.
HW&W is releasing _50 Days for Dilla vol. 2_ digitally on **July 24, 2012**. It contains Days 26 through 50 and is available for purchase on iTunes & Bandcamp.

Here’s a brand new tape from Chicago’s ADaD, entitled P.S. I’m Next. Granted, I’ve seen him dropping tracks here and there, but I guess it didn’t register that this was dropping. Pleasant surprise.
This release features Fashawn, Naledge, Exile, Illmind, Dibiase, Tall Black Guy, The Primeridian, Tensei, Ta-ku, and more. Make sure to check this out; there’s some heat on here (The Time is my joint). Check out his video for Live and Direct here if you haven’t seen it yet.

The good folks over at BamaLoveSoul have put together this compilation of dope smooth cuts for your listening pleasure. They also, besides just the digital version available below, have an edition of 1000 printed compact disks, and and edition of 500 180 Gram Vinyl. Head over to their Bandcamp page to find out more. This is really dope.
1. Soia – Lost In Memory (prod by Mez)
2. Ta-Ku – Fourteen
3. Diggs Duke and ProbCause – Underestimated
4. Byron the Aquarius – When the Time is Right
5. Mr Bird feat Greg Blackman – Get On Through
6. Nicholas Ryan Gant – Better
7. Ahmed Sirour – BrookLon (BK Meets UK)
8. Xolisa – Be Felt
9. Tall Black Guy – Run The Fantastic Race
10. Freddie Joachim – End Of The Universe
