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VINYL 02 PATTERN WALL CLOCK

$ 40.00

Wooden / Black / 10" Wooden / White / 10"

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Wooden

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Every second counts! An exciting and practical accent in any room, this unique high quality Wall Clock serves as a statement piece, creating a personalized environment. .: Wooden frame.: Plexiglass face.: Pre-installed backside hook.: For indoor use.: Requires one AA battery (NOT included)

VINYL ARCHEOLOGIST- PRINT

$ 20.00

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Limited Edition, 13"x19" print on heavyweight matte paper.

VINYL ATHLETE SHOE

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This design is a take on the vintage aesthetics of baseball tees from the 1970s; a style that is a bonafide classic of the genre by this point. Taking that design concept as a template and adding our own urban record nerd twist to the mix by grafting 33 RPM as a stand in for the jersey number creates a fresh and unique shirt that will please those who like retro design work with a sporty feel. The text reads “Vinyl Athlete” with half a record show in between 33RPM and “Vinyl Athlete”. This one is for the DJ’s, record collectors, or those who take their vinyl seriously like an athlete.

VINYL RECORD CRATE - BLACK

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Limited Edition: 101 12-inch plastic record crate, custom made in the USA from high quality resin, it’s flawlessly smooth on the inside and tough on the outside Features 101 logo on front and back.  These are stackable and hold 40-50 records.   Dimensions:Interior: 13.75 wide x 13.75 long x 14.5” deepExterior: 14.75 wide x 14.75 long x 14.9" high  * Due to the shipping size, this item is ONLY available for purchase in the USA.

VINYL STATE OF MIND TANK TOP

$ 26.00

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Vinyl State of Mind is for all you DJ’s and collectors who are always on the hunt for new tracks and sounds. As anyone who has been in this record game for a while, it’s a passion that rarely sleeps - like living in New York City. This design pays a wink and homage to the Nas track of a similar name and to all of you who are living that Vinyl State of Mind. This one is for all the DJ’s, collectors, and music heads who are deep in the vinyl game.   *Includes a special download card redeemable for 1 download of our choice from our DJ Mix Series.

WAAJEED "ELECTRIC STREET ORCHESTRA" MIX & T-SHIRT

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Features exclusive Mix by Jeedo for 101. CD is out of print, a download card will be included with the t-shirt. Upon returning to the States, Waajeed was mentored by late Slum Village rapper and producer James Yancey, better known to the world as J Dilla. Inheriting an MPC 2000 from Yancey, he began producing on his own, recording some of his first songs with fellow Detroiters Elzhi and Dwele, and contributing heavily to Slum Village’s Trinity album in wake of Yancey’s departure from the group. In 2001, he established his own imprint, the Bling47 Group, while a quest for Drum Crazy break LP distribution in Detroit led to a recording deal with Ubiquity Records and the formation of the Platinum Pied Pipers (PPP) with Darnell “Saadiq” Bolden. In 2003, PPP released its debut “Ridin’ High”/“Open Your Eyes” single, and two years later, the full-length Triple P. Triple P, with production contributions from instrumentalists Mystro and Mark de Clive-Lowe, and features from Sa-Ra Creative Partners, Steve Spacek, and hometown MCs Ta’Raach (aka Lacks) and Invincible, earned the duo widespread industry acclaim as well as aided in launching the careers of Georgia Anne Muldrow and Tiombe Lockhart. On Abundance, the 2009 follow-up to Triple P, the talents of up-and-comers Coultrain, Karma Stewart, and Jamila Raegan were on display as Waajeed expanded the group’s sound in reflection of inspiration garnered from countless remix projects, world tours, and collaborations with artists such as Cee-Lo, Estelle, Jazmine Sullivan, Raheem DeVaughn, and Daniel Merriweather. 2010 and beyond finds Waajeed still in lofty collaborative company, musically (Diddy, Mayer Hawthorne), but also broadening expertise in videography and continuing his work on the lecture circuit, including a four-year relationship with the Red Bull Music Academy and an appearance at the 2010 Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival’s Bodega Education Initiative in support of his mentor and friend, J Dilla. The forthcoming PPP3 album and projects with “Mad” Mike Banks, Karizma, Ana Tijoux, and Invincible are certain to keep the still-emerging producer grounded and on the right path, no matter how much the business of music and its frustrations occasionally threaten to expose rugged, Hockeytown roots.“I've had dreams about this mix for the last couple years. When 101 Apparel reached out to me about the collab between Bling47 and 101 Apparel it was perfect timing. I was in the middle of working on my newest project called Electric Street Orchestra (ESO). I wanted this mix to follow the same principals as the project, mixing my Detroit techno heritage with beats from a multitude of genres. To find a way to make Rock, Pop, and Hip hop sync with Ghetto tech. After making over 70 edits and two months of intense labor I achieved my goal. Now dance your ass off!”  JEEDO aka Waajeed   CD IS OUT OF STOCK (A DOWNLOAD CARD WILL BE INCLUDED WITH T-SHIRT)

WAX POETICS : ISSUE - #56

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Issue 56 Cover 1 (Madlib b/w Kool Herc) celebrates the fortieth anniversary of hip-hop; also included is Afrika Bambaataa’s record collection, Sugar Hill Records house band turned electro/industrial band Tackhead, and wunderkind Mac Miller. Cover 2 (Little Dragon b/w Hiatus Kaiyote) celebrates the Wide World of Soul, representing Sweden and Australia, as well as Scotland (Average White Band), Jamaica (Cultural Roots), Romania (Rodion G.A.), and Japan (Shintaro Sakamoto). Also included: disco remixer John Morales and Bruce Lee soundtracks.

WAX POETICS : ISSUE - #60

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Longtime contributing editor Andrew “Monk” Mason interviews Blondie cofounders Debbie Harry and Chris Stein, and chronicles the band’s rise from New York’s DIY art-rock downtown scene to worldwide airwaves with the disco hits “Heart of Glass” and the Giorgio Moroder–produced “Call Me.” But perhaps their real legacy is tied to the then burgeoning hip-hop movement; after meeting “Fab 5” Freddy, Blondie would record “Rapture”—the first pop song to incorporate a rap—and help bring the nascent artform to a larger global audience.   BlondieSZAOnyxRaekwon (Only Built 4 Cuban Linx)Robert CrumbHarvey MasonMarsha AmbrosiusEddy SenayBudos BandTaylor McFerrinFatimaStick Against StoneJordan Rakei

WAX POETICS : ISSUE - #63

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All orders over $100 will receive the new Wax Poetics Magazine (Issue #63). Contents: Blues BrotherMentored on the axe by Stevie Ray Vaughan’s brother Jimmy and mentored on the music business by friend Cody Chesnutt, Austin guitarist Gary Clark Jr. was hailed as blues music’s second coming after a couple of self-released records and his Grammy-winning, major-label debut, Blak and Blu. But not wanting to be put in a box, Clark took a cue from Chesnutt’s The Headphone Masterpiece and set out to record and self-produce a wide-ranging yet personal album from his own perspective. The result, The Story of Sonny Boy Slim, sees Clark bridging the gap between genres while creating his own thing. Top Billin’After a couple of his singles blew up, nineteen-year-old singer-songwriter Raury flipped that success into an ambitious desire to create profound and impactful art. As he headlines his own festivals, and his anxiously anticipated finally debut drops, Raury now leads a pack of young artists aiming to start a movement to take the music industry in a new, positive direction. Also: Blue-eyed-soul man Boz Scaggs, Motown songwriter Marilyn McLeod, classic rock producer John Simon, saxophonist and Kendrick Lamar collaborator Kamasi Washington, soul singer throwback Leon Bridges, French beatmaker Onra, Stones Throw producer Knxwledge, and underground sound manipulator Norvis Jr.

WAX POETICS : ISSUE - #66

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Wax Poetics Issue 66 (DJ Shadow b/w David Axelrod) The new Wax Poetics features a spread showcasing our new collaboration with RAS G! In honor of this, all orders over $100 will receive a copy of the this new issue.  Order must be placed between 4/17-4/24.  Plus free shipping USA & International on all orders $100 and up!    The issue is also available to purchase separately if you prefer.  DJ ShadowThe late 1980s and early ’90s saw the dawn of a new day as sampling was at a high point with hip-hop’s golden era. Following in the footsteps of Double Dee & Steinski, Prince Paul, and the Dust Brothers, DJ SHADOW would push the boundaries of sampling with his early Mo’ Wax releases. His first full-length album, Endtroducing…, further shined a light on the art form, as the album exploded through popular culture and put the reluctant star in the spotlight. David AxelrodProducer/composer DAVID AXELROD landed a dream job at Capitol Records in 1964, immediately working with jazz legend Cannonball Adderley and lifting soul singer Lou Rawls to great heights. Leon Sylvers IIIGifted songwriter, bassist, and producer LEON SYLVERS III led his siblings’ group THE SYLVERS from their teenaged harmony-tinged sweet-soul beginnings to mainstream disco heights. Then, in the late-’70s and early ’80s, he helped usher in the new wave of synthesizer-driven R&B, writing and producing hits for everyone from Shalamar to Gladys Knight and the Pips. DJ KrushAfter splitting with his crew in Japan, DJ KRUSH embarked on a journey with British label Mo’ Wax that found the turntablist/producer using hip-hop’s breakbeat foundation while pioneering a new genre of abstract instrumentals. Cynthia RobinsonCYNTHIA ROBINSON was a single mother when she joined Sly and the Family Stone as a trumpeter and vocalist in 1966. As one of the band’s most prominent figures, she became lovers with Sly, giving birth to their daughter, Sylvyette “Phunne” Stone, in 1976. Years later, as Robinson carried the torch with the Family Stone into the next century, Phunne would have the chance to join her mother onstage as a vocalist. Also: Australian plunderers the Avalanches release their first record in sixteen years; adventures of a reggae messenger with Danny Holloway.  

YOUNG SOUL REBEL - WHITE

$ 35.00

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Our new T-shirts are Made of 100% USA cotton, this textile is beefy, durable, and absorbent, and is virtually shrink free as a result of garment dyeing. The garment is washed with natural enzymes, resulting in a broken-in feel, just like a T-shirt that was washed or worn for a decade or two. Its special features include its heavy and sturdy feel and combined with a more generous fit  and higher neck line. • Includes Download Card with unique access code to download one of our featured DJ Mixes• Made In USA• Garment Dyed, 100% pre-shrunk