The Frends x 77Klash x New Era 59Fifty designed by Marcus Burrowes marks the beginning of a takeover. There is no I in Frends but there is definitely an I&I! Big up to all involved. These drop this summer. Bong Bong. Swag.

Hard to believe but it’s already Christmas Eve! As you settle into your much deserved eggnog and wine soaked haze I wanted to lace you with this sonic gift from 77 Klash & Cobra Krames. Blaze up and play it extra loud so Santa knows you’re home!!

Free Dubstep Dickens download here!

Tracklist after the jump.

But on to some real shit, this is what everyone should be listening to right now, Nicki Minaj included. 77Klash and The Captain’s new Trouble & Bass Smashcast, Black Roses. This shit is retarded! Just peep the tracklist! Whaaaa?! Get it here.

1. Dadawah – Run Come Rally
2. 77Klash – Dangerous Nights
3. 77Klash – Asphalt Jungle
4. Double S – From Day (Cardopusher Remix)
5. Rebound X – Rhythm n Gash (DJ Spyro) feat. 77Klash
6. Prodigy – Omen (Mt Eden Dubstep Remix)
6. 77Klash – Full Control
7. Rusko – Da Cali Anthem
8. Kryptic Minds – Six Degrees x Nina Simone – Angel of the Morning feat. 77Klash
9. Rihanna – Rude Boy (Chrispy Remix)
10. Bjork – Nattura (Switch Remix)
11. D’Angelo – Devils Pie feat. 77Klash
12. Lauryn Hill – The Sweetest Thing
13. Wu-Tang Clan – Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber Part 2 *Edit feat 77Klash & Barrington
14. Slick Rick – Hey Young World
15. Nas – N.Y. State of Mind
16. 77Klash – Police n Helicopter feat Jahdan Blackkamore & Tragedy Kadaffi
17. Lost Boyz – Lifestyles of the Rich and Shameless
18. 77Klash – Shadow of Death
19. Alliance – Deadly Alliance Part 1 (D&H Remix)
20. 77Klash – Name Dropping
21. WTF & Dead Prez – It’s Bigger Than Hip Hop
22. Diplo & Don Diablo – Make You Pop (Don Diablo Dubstep Remix)
23. Ms. Dynamite – Bad Gyal (Crazy Cousinz Remix)
24. Uproot Andy – La Vida Vale La Pena
25. Drop The Lime – Devils Eyes (Diplo Way Too Long Mad Mix)
26. Vybz Kartel – Get Gal Fi Free
27. The Suzan – Home
28. Natalie Storm – Burning Up
29. 77 Klash – Luv Me
30. Glass Candy – Beatific *Edit feat. 77Klash
31. House Jam (XXXChange Remix) *Edit
32. Bauhaus – She’s in Parties *Edit feat. 77Klash
33. Horace Andy – Money Money
34. Culture Club – Karma Chameleon
35. Dominic – Favour Boy George
36. Barrington Levy – Black Roses
37. Tenor Saw – Golden Hen
38. Junior Reid – Original Foreign Mind
39. The Fashion – Solo Impala *Edit feat. 77Klash
40. Ari Up – Allergic feat. Terranova
41. Tanya Stephens – It’s a Pity
42. Dennis Brown – Have You Ever Been in Love
43. Steel Pulse – Steppin Out
44. The Clash – Bank Robber
45. Suhverto – Step Pon Bwoy
46. Damian & Stephen Marley – The Mission
47. Bat For Lashes – Horse and I
48. 77Klash – No Turning Back
50. Sizzla – Give Me a Try
51. 77Klash – Hostepper feat. Barrington
52. David Bowie – Space Oddity
53. Bad Lupo Grande – Domani
54. Dadawah – Run Come Rally

Peep the first video from 77Klash’s new EP on Trouble & Bass, Shadow of Death for the song “Asphalt Jungle.” Shot in Brooklyn by the homie Kevin Chung and Shane Annas with production by DEATHBYELECTRICSHOCK, you can see Klash is not playing around anymore! Buck Buck! Cop the EP here!

Big tings agwon for the homie 77Klash! This June he’ll be dropping an EP called Shadow of Death on Trouble & Bass produced by AC Slater and Drop the Lime! Also peep his track Bounce on RCRDLBL and download it here, aight?!

Unfortunately I had to bounce to Chicago on Wednesday so missed out on several dope CMJ jumpoffs, but it is was it is and some good biz got done. Last night I was back at it, hitting Santos hard for the Dubshot Records showcase featuring 77Klash followed by the Frank151 party with the Noisettes and U-God from the Wu Tang. As much as I find myself in Santos, the spot just keeps getting better. 77Klash was on fire last night! With the impenetrable wall of sound that is the Santos Sound System, Klash’s electro craze dancehall insanity was at it’s sharpest peak yet. Klash himself said “I’ve never been calmer for a show in my life” but you wouldn’t know it from what transpired on stage. With a full squad of dancers, DJ Gravy on the decks and his righthand man Barrington holding him down on vocals, Klash demonstrated why he needs to be Brooklyn’s next big thing. The show’s highlight, Klash mashing his “Caroline” to Santogold’s “Starstruck” – Pure Fiya!!!

Following him was a perfect throwback performance from U God. Golden arms was in top form spitting Wu bangers and solo joints with the energy of a new jack and the swagger of a vet. I spoke to him afterward and he was gassed, “I just thank everyone for coming out to support Wu,” he said before adding “watch out for my new album!” Word up. Finally, the UK’s Noisettes tore shit down. I’d seen them three or so times before and was already a fan but getting the chance to kick it with the impossibly amazing Shingai before her show put everything in a whole new light. Shingai if you are reading this (and I know you are) don’t go. Ever. Seriously though, this chick is the truth. Aight, it’s Friday and I’m back at it again. Peep some pics below.

You peeped the party, now see the video. Directed by Jon Fine of Freed Pictures who has also done videos for Kings of Leon, Kaki Kings and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, “Mad Again” features familiar brands like Pegleg, Rockers NYC and Claw $ and dancers like Skerrit Bwoy, Spikes and Ground Zero. Catch 77Klash next during the CMJ Marathon on October 23 at Santos. 7pm. Dubshot showcase. Lickashot!!! This shit is fiya!! You can also check the youtube version here.

Dancehall/Electro futurist 77Klash and Complex linked up to premier the video for Klash’s latest anthem “Mad Again” featuring Johnny Osbourne at the Red Bull space last night. It was definitely the best crowd they’ve had for an event there yet with a heavy mix of both yard and downtown kids gettin saucy on free Guinness and JC Cognac. Demonstrating why he is the forefront of dancehall progession, 77Klash ripped the spot with the stage presence of a rasta Tasmanian Devil while dance crews like the Ground Zero Dancers, Donna Ray and Dancer’s Boulevard and Skerrit Bwoy mashed out with hood choreography that you would never see at a party in Manhattan. Shit was bananas. 77Klash was joined by Jahdan of Noble Society for “Brooklyn Anthem” as well as DJ Gravy and Max Glazer.