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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-EMcct1K3E[/youtube] More musical mayhem from Murs, Slug and Aesop Rock this week, as the video for "Felt Chewed Up", premiered on MTVu (we got it ...

Oh wait, what's that you're saying? Yesterday's Felt 3 freebie not enough for you? Need something else to fill the void? I bet you do. Well we're never one to shy away from the demand for all things hip hop and so now we have another track from Felt 3 to giveaway at everybody's favourite price.

Felt 3 is out next week, people, and to celebrate the Rosie Perez Tribute, 2DopeBoyz have gone and scored a free download of one of the tracks from the album.

A month or so ago, we put up a little article about the album from BK-One and Benzilla (who produced that ill I Self Devine/Brother Ali joint, "Officer Down"), "Rádio Do Canibal", along with a free download of one of the tracks, "Here I Am". Well the album was released the other day and I can report that it as fresh and innovative as the hype made it sound. Easily making it into my top five albums of the year, the sheer amount of research and effort that obviously went into the making of this project is amazing. If you remember, I was talking about how BK-One has spent a lot of time travelling round the world, particularly Central and Southern America, and from that he had gathered enough ideas and influences to create a base of beats, for the vocal skills of a whole host of emcees and singers.

The rumour mill has been running on full power for the past few weeks, since Rhymesayers started dropping hints about a third instalment in the Felt series. Following in the hallowed footsteps of Slug and MURS' first two releases - "Felt: A Tribute to Christina Ricci" and "Felt 2: A Tribue to Lisa Bonet" - the third project was to be kept shrouded in secrecy, with only a few teasers being dropped here and there. The mystery wasn't just surrounding which random starlet the album would be dedicated to, but also who would do the production. The previous producers on 1 and 2 were The Grouch and Ant, respectively, giving each album a pretty unique sound.