Wailing Detroit oddball Danny Brown features on a new mixtape compiled by Peter Rosenberg, over production from the UK's Paul White. The two recently collaborated on Rapping With Paul White, which has been garnering accolades left, right and centre, including glowing praise from the LA Times. Meanwhile, Mr Brown's new album XXX is also making noise and can be picked up here.
Paul White enlists Detroit veteran DJ House Shoes to chop and blend new cuts off his forthcoming Rapping With Paul White album. Expect six songs off the hotly anticipated project - including the eerie and excellent Trust with Guilty Simpson - seven previously unheard beats from the vaults and a few other curios thrown in for good measure. 
Gearing up for the release of his rap album Rapping With Paul White, the idiosyncratic producer has dropped the Guilty Simpson-featuring Trust into the ether. 
Paul White gives neo-soul singer Bilal's Robots the remix treatment, opting out of using samples to faithfully capture the song's title.
Paul White has drawn inspiration from the festive season and got his yuletide on, making this Crimbo beat in typically quirky fashion. And it's actually good.
Oddball producer Paul White is back with a highly limited 7" release of And Nico b/w Goes To Hollywood, the latter of which samples none other than Frankie Goes To Hollywood. By the time this is posted, his loyal, salivating fanbase will have picked up all copies, no doubt. Don't fret as you can download here instead at your own price.
London-based beatsmith Paul White has put together the latest podcast from US label Stones Throw. Download it for free from here and get stuck in to 36 minutes of whimsical wierdness, including a remix that somehow makes Talib Kweli sound tolerable.
Paul White blessed BTS Radio with an exclusive beat showcase, which you can get your listen on to right here. This features new and unheard material, as well as songs off his recent Purple Brain set and prior releases.Cheech & Chong Intro | |
Beatsmith Paul White's latest creation sees him rework little-known Swedish pysch-rock act ST Mikael's music into something that registers somewhere on the outside of the radar. Something like hip hop's hippy half-brother - but in a good way.
London's Paul White is one of the most idiosyncratic producers you'll have the pleasure of listening to. His soundscapes are like no-one elses and are also very good. With the psychedelic Paul White & The Purple Brain set for an imminent release, One-Handed Music give you a little taster - Marshan Signals.
What Stones Throw's saying: 
Paul White is nice with the beats and doesn't seem to pander to the hipster beatmaking scene that's bubbling at the minute. This version sees his One-Handed Music labelmate Tranqill get on board with some vocals, and it all fits together tightly.
