Indy label Coalmine Records is working on a compilation project titled Unearthed, and this banger featuring four underground mavens will land on that album when it drops in the early second quarter of 2013.

Off Substantial’s Home Is Where the Art Is, available now on iTunes, CD and vinyl.

After being selected by Ebony Magazine as one of the hottest releases of the week along with Kanye West, Jay-Z, and Big Sean, itunes picked Substantial’s “Grateful” as one of their hot tracks. Today we are giving away Substantial’s emotive banger produced by Australia’s M-Phazes: Grateful feat. Kenn Starr & Kokayi. To kick things off, Kenn Starr re-emerges back from the ashes, born again back from the past tense, to reflect on the fulfilment of his dreams, while Grammy nominated vocalist Kokayi carries the chorus to soaring heights. Finally, Substantial jumps in for a reflective verse filled with meaningful word play: “Last words to my daughter would be learn baby learn.”

DOWNLOAD: Substantial – Grateful f. Kenn Starr & Kokayi (prod. M-Phazes)

Featuring Antonio Mclendon; off AWAR’s The Law of Nature.

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Directed by Darius Waters.

After originally featuring on both the iTunes edition physical version of his Global Takeover 2 as well as The Nu World Remix EP that was released back in November, El Da Sensei liberates the visuals to the M-Phazes remix of To The Death (which was originally produced by The Returners).

Folks spent a considerable amount of time, well, shit-talking Blu over his past musical outputs. Well, now that he’s back to doing music that’s less avante-garde and more nostalgia-ridden I’m wondering if those same people will support. Hm. Anyways, he snapped on this track and if you’re digging it (which I know you will) you can cop it below.

PURCHASE: Blu – Kiss The Sky f. Mela Machinko

In his latest behind-the-scenes video, M-Phazes breaks down the crafting of the J-Live assisted Super Good off his Phazed Out LP.

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Directed by MonStar Films.

M-Phazes and the Brown Bag AllStars take us through the bodega in their latest clip for “What It’s All About” off the producer’s remix compilation Phazed Out available on iTunes right now.

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If you recently purchased the tagless-version of M-Phazes’ Phazed Out LP you might have noticed this little gem as a bonus. If you haven’t, enjoy the cut below and head to iTunes and support.

To help celebrate the release of the tagless version of Phazed Out hitting iTunes, M-Phazes takes us on a step-by-step guide of the production process for his remix of Another Classic w/ Burke, Torae, Side Effect and DJ Waxworx. Also, as an added treat, I’ve included a stream of both the originals and remixes after the jump.

M-Phazes does what he does best and makes some additions to James Blake’s original.

Now that Phazed Out is now available on iTunes, M-Phazes lets loose his remix for the Domingo-produced original from Brooklyn’s triple-threat, J-Live. And if you haven’t already, please cop that S.P.T.A. as it was one of the most slept-on albums of 2011.

DOWNLOAD: J-Live – Super Good (M-Phazes Remix)

For the latest leak off Phazed Out, M-Phazes remixes “Another Classic”, which was originally featured on the Philly-based producer’s compilation album Taking Nowehere, Somewhere that was released in June of 2010. The remix finds Phazes layering a brass section over his signature claps that provide quite the fitting back drop for emcees Burke, Torae and Side Effect to lay down the punches. To complete the cipher, Philly’s DJ Waxwork proves to be an equally dangerous man that can talk with his hands… “send it in a package, gift wrap it, stamp it, with a price that’s nice so you can cop it, rip it out the plastic, insert the compact disc and blast it [boom]… another classic!”

Cuts by DJ Waxwork.