V.A. Remineded: A Remix Compilation Blue Vinyl Edition

Coalmine Records is excited to announce a revamped version of their classic compilation, 'Remineded.' This upgraded take on the collection first released in January of 2015 comes with two brand-new remixes that further demonstrate the versatility of the label’s deep roster. With 12 tracks in total, this release offers a new spin on the label’s history that is approaching 15 years! This remix compilation from the Brooklyn indie is both a reflection of their noteworthy catalog and preview of what's to come for 2020 and beyond. The first of the two remixes includes DJ Concept’s summery take on Guilty Simpson & Small Professor’s raw “On The Run” single (off 'Highway Robbery'). And then there’s Oh No’s recently produced and previously unreleased remix of “Gold Vases” off Planet Asia & DJ Concept’s well received 'Seventy Nine' LP (2016). The inimitable Cali producer overhauls the stand out single by injecting it with spaced-out funk. 'Remineded' features remixes from Hip-Hop's most coveted acts, including Q-Borough's emcee, and famed Golden Era producer, Large Professor (Nas, Big Daddy Kane, Mobb Deep, AZ, Cormega) D.I.T.C.'s Diamond D (Brand Nubian, The Fugees, Ras Kass, Pharoahe Monch), Cookin Soul (Mac Miller, Nipsey Hustle, Nicki Minaj, Wiz Khalifa, Joey Bada$$, Pusha T, The Game, YG, Curren$y), Australia's Grammy-nominated M-Phazes (Eminem, Kimbra, Logic, Sean Price) and Brown Bag All Stars' rapper and producer, The Audible Doctor (50 Cent, Smoke DZA, Fredro Starr, Tragedy Khadafi), amongst others. With regards to the compilation’s rerelease, Coalmine's founder, Matt Diamond issues the following statement: "The objective of this release is to remind fans of our decade and a half long history, along with some of the great acts we've worked with over the years. The ‘e’ in 'Remineded' is a play on words, placing an emphasis on 'mine,' to bring some focus back to the brand. Remixes and compilations have always been staples in Hip-Hop culture, and we want to thank those who have stuck with us over the years by treating them to a new take on some old gems.