Also this holiday weekend: a show w/ Prefuse73 and Anti-Pop Consortium @ Hiro tonight (7/3) and a boat party w/ Sujinho and Rok One on the 4th.

In case you haven’t noticed, I do most of my daily posting at the Fool’s Gold homestead these days. We have new t-shirts (above, natch) at the store, a new Kid Sister remix single (and some free mp3s), A-Trak’s Nike mix (and leaks), YouTube adventures in Ibiza, and this nice Billboard article that calls us an “indie visionary.” More on the way.

In regular old Catchdini news, I just finished a mixtape with Timbaland’s new artist Izza Kizza called “Kizzaland” that’s coming out in a week or two, and gonna play some shows with Prefuse73 and the Rub this week. Maybe a July 4th thing on a boat too. And a new DJ promo mix (along with some new MASH if you’re lucky…)

(Thanx Patrik)

Stroboscopic!

Tons of pics and video from last week’s Wale mixtape party are floating around the internets. Here, here, here, here, here, and especially here (four galleries! Mel D Cole, ladies and gents, the hardest working man in showbizzzz!) Appreciate all the love and support for the mixtape, thanks to everyone that listened and double thanks to everyone who spelled my name right.

What else is goin on? Finishing more tapes, as well as a remix for a certain Wu-Tang member who gives it to you raw, sans trivia. More soon…

The Wale x Nick Catchdubs Mixtape About Nothing is finally out! Grab it off zshare (part 1 and part 2) and bump it through the weekend and beyond. Here’s the tracklist and production credits, and here’s a link to buy physical copies packed with a limited-edition 10.Deep shirt.

This is the sequel to the 100 Miles And Running tape Wale and I put together last Summer, and if that was his 3 Ft High And Rising this one is definitely De La Soul Is Dead. Don’t let the Seinfeld theme fool you - it gets pretty dark and dense at points, and shows another side to one of the most interesting dudes making music right now.

What are you still doing here, go listen! Here’s a bonus blend of “The Crazy” left on the cutting room floor.