The Joint Chiefs (Rhettmatic x Frank Nitt) – The Smoke Musik (EP)

In honor of keeping a tradition alive of dropping some free music on my birthday (May 10) as a way of saying “Thank You” to anyone that has supported my music & my musical career, I wanted to share this unreleased 2008 project that I did with my good friend, Frank Nitt of Frank N Dank fame. We only made 8 songs with some skits in between & no one has ever heard this EP until now. This was made on saw “raw sh*t” vibe, not giving a f*ck…we even played this EP for a certain “Beat Conducta” while we would hang out at The Do-Over during the summer of 2009, hence the “What’s up to Otis” line in the Intro song. Our unreleased EP would also be the catalyst & sparked the collabo between Frank & Mr. Otis Jackson Jr (“Medicine Show #9: Nittyville”).

Potatohead People – Back To My Shit ft. Frank Nitt

Just in time for Valentine’s day, Bastard Jazz Recordings is proud to present a love-sick release from Vancouver/Montreal duo Potatohead People (aka producers Nick Wisdom & AstroLogical). “Back To My Shit” is a lovelorn tale of breakup and redemption featuring the rhymes of Detroit’s Frank Nitt (Frank’n'Dank, J. Dilla) with very catchy yet deep synth-heavy production from the Potatohead People. In stores today on the Kosmichemusik EP and 7″ vinyl. “

 Preview the entire Kosmichemusik EP here: soundcloud.com/bastardjazz/sets/potatohead-people-1/

Yancey Boys “The Throwaway” ft. Frank Nitt (video)

Delicious Vinyl & Yancey Boys (Illa J & Dilla) release the video for “The Throwaway” featuring Frank Nitt and produced by J Dilla.

iTunes: The Throwaway feat. Frank Nitt – EP – Yancey Boys

Yancey Boys – The Throwaway ft. Frank Nitt (Prod by J Dilla)

Delicious Vinyl is proud to announce the release of “The Throwaway” — the new single by Yancey Boys featuring Frank Nitt, produced by the late great J Dilla.

A digital-only release, “The Throwaway” is the initial offering from from what J Dilla Music Catalogue Curator Frank Nitt has dubbed ‘The Lost Scrolls’ — previously unreleased productions from the considerable body of work Dilla left behind. This particular premium production has been laced with new verses and hooks from Illa J (Dilla’s younger brother) and Frank Nitt (Frank & Dank).

Via: kevin Nottingham