You might remember Boundless NY Presents: The Ghostface Mixtape that Dj Teddy King and Mondee blessed you with a few months ago.

Well Mondee has defected to Germany to stack Euros, make music and sip apple juice with the likes of Mariah Carey.

Brooklyn Radio just put up this mix that he laid down this week, and of course its ridiculous. Mondee will keep your head nodding and checking the track list the entire mix.

Check the write up from Brooklyn Radio Dot Net below…Global Super Powers… WHATTTTTTTT??!

BROOKLYN RADIO : SELECT SESSIONS WITH MONDEE AND MARIAH

This week on Select Sessions, we roll out to Berlin and bring you hip-hop expatriate Mondee. A producer and DJ, you can hear his beats under MCs Raekwon, Inspectah Deck, Cappadonna, Styles P, Cassidy, Cage, Tame One, Yak, Slug, Planet Asia, and more. In this mix, he rolls with Mariah from an unknown bunker in the Blitz. He came to our attention through Brooklyn Radio’s gutter hip-hop sage, Mandean, who filled us in more with more details:

Mondee may be the greatest DJ in the world. His unstoppable career began in New Jersey at the age of 10 when his mom, not being aware of the impact, bought him turntables for Christmas. This changed his life. From then on he would distribute fresh mixes that were always sure to offend someone. He’s also made beats for some of your favorite rappers and is addicted to chicken and peach iced tea. In his spare time, Mondee hangs out with celebrities like James Earl Jones and Nelson Ned. He has lived all over the world, from New York to London to Transylvania, and rumor has it he may be currently residing in Boogie Down Berlin. However, his superpowers are global so it doesn’t matter from where he strikes. BEWARE. You can follow his mission here: Twitter.com/mondee. And here: Facebook.com/djmondee.


DOWNLOAD THE SHOW HERE

* Intro
* 45 Stitches – Terror Green
* Boogie Down’s Got The Flavor – Foundation & Rezidue
* I’mnotsayin’ – Yawishyaknew
* Transatlantic – Siah & Yeshua Da PoED
* Get Touched – Saukrates
* Amazin’ – Omniscence
* Hustle On The Side – Mood
* I Want It All – La The Darkman
* Flawless Crowns – Raekwon
* Midtro
* Black Cloud – Foul Play
* Bless Ya Life – KGB
* The Rhythm – Bas Blasta
* True Confessions – Iron Sheiks
* Angels – Gab Gotcha
* Return – Self Scientific
* My Crown – Black Attack
* Trunk Of Funk (Marley Marl Rmx) – The Microphone Prince
* Life’s A Bitch (Buckwild Rmx) – Nas
* Rep For The Slums – Milano
* So Called Friends – Group Home
* Excalibur – K Solo
* Outro
* I’ll Be Loving You Long Time – Mariah Carey

King Stampede is taking over The Strictly Fitteds Blog this weekend.

Here’s a quick preview, we got some good content for you fitted fiends.

Rumor has it, we may have of few of the these Vinte Tres KS New Eras releasing soon….

Previously: Strictly Fitteds

Written By Aaron Hansen

This is not the end all BEST OF KING STAMPEDE TEES LIST, but it is the rest of the tees we submitted to Complex Mag for their Top 100 Tees Feature. I thought I’d share our other selections. Enjoy.

ABOVE 1. The Polka Tee (2005)

This tee caused quite a stir at The High 5 Campground at Magic. Yeah we said The High Five Campground.

2. Todo Vapor (2006)

Summer 2006 – According to the legend told by Teddy King, “That was the Summer Shit was Popping!!!”

3. Impassable Tee (2005)

We later flipped this graphic and released it as the first official Boundless NY Deck in Summer of 2008 – super limited – if you still have the shirt or deck, its a collectors item.

4. Dashiki Tee (2006)

The informal version, by the King of Versions, King Stampede.

5. George Harrison Tee (2007)

One of my personal favorite tees, I keep annoying Papers to bring this one back. I’m sure you all agree too.


6. Stampede Invasion Tee (2006)

Yup!!!! King Stampede’s iconic graphic inspired by old school New Jersey surf graphics, drawn by Illustrator Joey Whiteley

7. Technician Tee (2007)

Inspired by a specific German hit making guitarist, do some research.


8. Every Inch Tee (2008)

Summer of 2008 – King Stampede was the first clothing company to throw an event at the new Red Bull Event Space in SoHo Manhattan.

Celebrating the release of their Summer Line and a collaborative deck with Local Skate Legends Shut.


9. Shape of Things to Come (2008)

1970s Stoner Metal Poster Vibes. Feel it? I know we did.

10. Choices Tee (2008)

The Delphonics or King Stampede…the choice is yours. Everyone wins when you put your hands together, my friend.

This graphic was flipped and turned into the King Stampede x SHUT Cruiser Deck.

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Your brief King Stampede T Shirt history is over for now…until the next time suckers.

And it looks like King Stampede’s still a User Favorite over on the Complex Blog for the Top 100 Tees, so remember to keep voting.

Happy Birthday Danny. From your Extended Family at Boundless NY/King Stampede!

Complex just released their Top 100 T Shirts of the 2000s and King Stampede’s – Lauren Hutton Tee landed at Number 15.

From Complex

Always coming with the unexpected, King Stampede showed another side of the city by flipping this infamous quote from old-school model Lauren Hutton about her motivations for first coming to NYC in 1964.

Make sure you check out the rest of the 100 tees and vote for your favorites here

FROM LETS GET SERIOUS BLOG

Last week on the show we had Teddy King of Boundless NY in the studio for a special guest set. A former employee of 21st Century Music in NJ, Teddy brought through a fantastic set of classics and rarities. Gotta appreciate the caller that was getting all misty over the Barrabas track. Be sure to check out the end of part 2 for Teddy’s rundown of the tracks he played.



Part 1: Teddy King’s Mix DOWNLOAD PART 1 HERE

Mojoba “Disco Music” (Polydor) 7″
Del Richardson “Rainbows (Jazz Mix)” (Joy Spring) 12″
Rumple-Stilts-Skin “I Think I Wanna Dance With You” (Heat) 12″
Deodato “Keep On Movin (Remix)” (Wb) 12″
Donald Byrd “Love Has Come Around” (Elektra) 12″
Oneness of Juju “Every Way But Loose” (Black Fire) LP
Miami “Party Freak” (Drive) LP
Hamilton Bohannon “Me And The Gang” (Mercury) 12″
Loose Joints “Is It All Over My Face (Masters At Work Remix)” (West End) 12″
GQ “Disco Nights (Rock Freak)” (Arista) 12″
Chic “Dance Dance Dance” (Buddah) 12″
Carrie Lucas “Dance With You” (Solar) 12″
Nick Straker “A Little Bit Of Jazz” (Prelude) 12″
Manzel “Space Funk ” (Test Press)
Cosmic Force “Chocolate Starfish” (Truth and Soul) 12″
Disco Dub Band “Disco Dub” (J.D.) 12″
Barrabas “Woman Wild Safari” (RCA) 12″
Lafayette Street “Can You Dig It” (Groove Sound) 12″
Universe City “Can You Get Down?” (Midland Int’l) LP
Marboo “What About Love” (Midland Int’l) 12″
Impact “Rainy Days, Stormy Nights” (Fantasy) 12″
Nolani Cypriano “Lihue” (Hanaola) LP




Part 2: Tackleberry & Teddy’s Record Rundown. DOWNLOAD PART 2 HERE

Starshine “All I Need Is You (Inst)” (Prelude) 12″
Sa’bata “How Do You Like Your Music” (Barsonel) 12″
Kim Tolliver “Party Lights” (Tayster) 12″
Surface “Falling in Love” (Salsoul) 12″
The Strikers “Body Music” (Prelude) 12″
– “Dancin’” (Truth Is Light) 12″
Sargeant & Malone “Love Message” (Half Moon) 12″

Volume 16 Number 10 is now here. Come by and pick one up or order online and we’ll throw one in with your shipment.

This one comes with this ill little zine- Where The Wild Things Are – Edited By Johnny Ryan. We got a few extras, come get laced at Boundless NY.


Plus some shots from Terry inside the new issue. Gotta love the window smash, a little more tasteful than the previous T Smash I discovered online the other week.

Friday, October 9, 2009

Time: 10:30 p.m. – 1 a.m.

DJ Teddy King- Originally from Dirty Jerz & now residing in Brooklyn, this 4x DMC finalist keeps New York on its feet with his selections of hip hop, soul, dance classics and rare grooves. With 12 years of throwing down on the decks and spinning at some of the flyest joints in NYC, you won’t be disappointed catching him drop all the jams on wax at a party near you. You can check out his Boundless Radio (www.radio.boundlessny.com) archive recorded live on East Village Radio & download current and past mixtapes on Myspace.com/djteddyking

Each week, co-hosts Tackleberry and Mike McGill revisit the most prolific era of New York dance music: DISCO! From the era’s nascent form of funk and soul records appropriated for a club setting to it’s ascent into the limelight of popular music and evolution into the sound of boogie, A Downtown Affair provides a tasteful and fresh retrospective of the DISCO experience on the FM dial. Tune in weekly for special guest deejays and all-around reliable dance programming. Visit http://letsgetserious.net for special mixes, events, and archived programs.

More Info on WNYU’s Website and Lets Get Serious Blog