The video for 60 Channels’ “How it Goes Down” feat Slimkid3 premieres on Flood Magazine today.

60 Channels Unveils New Video For Reimagined “How It Goes Down” feat. Slimkid3 of The Pharcyde

Electronic composer The Angel collaborates with the legendary rapper on a reworked track from her 1999 EP Give Me Your Love.

On “The Nic Harcourt Morning Show with Jet” the new 60 Channels single, “How it Goes Down,” featuring Slimkid3 will be the Fresh Squeezed Track of the Day.

Great to have 60 Channels featured on independent local radio, 88.5.

Listen between 8.15 am and 10.15 am on 88.5 fm here in the Southland, or on the web here (after a short Subaru ad!).

Coming soon, a brand new remix by The Angel of the 60 Channels track, “How it Goes Down.”

Once label mates on Delicious Vinyl, producer The Angel (aka 60 Channels) and Slimkid3 of The Pharcyde have recorded together on various records since the nineties. Slimkid3 (aka Tre Hardson) is a featured vocalist on The Angel’s “Make It Betta” and performed with her on the Late Late Show with Craig Kilburn. And in turn, The Angel has produced songs for Tre Hardson including “10 Million Ways” and “Get Ya Down.” This remix of “How It Goes Down” gives what was originally a jungle tune on the 60 Channels “Give Me Your Love” EP, a fresh downtempo anthemic treatment. Slimkid3 is currently on tour with The Pharcyde in the US.

The 60 Channels track “Black Rush” was featured in episode 12 of the TV series “Crash.” The episode “Ring Dings,” closes with “Black Rush” featuring vocals by Angie Hart, a track taken from the album “Covert Movements.” The track is now available on the “Crash” soundtrack album.

Now available is the full instrumental version of “Covert Movements.” The album is formatted just like the original, replacing the vocal tracks with entirely instrumental versions.

March 10th, 2009, sees this track from the album “Covert Movements,” stripped down to reveal an earthy and mellow version featuring Rain Phoenix on vocals. This release accompanies the release of the instrumental version of the album, “Covert Movements.”

Featuring Karen Grant and DJ Collage on vocals, is given a fresh look to accompany the release of the newly available “Covert Movements (Instrumentals)” album.

The second full-length album by The Angel aka 60 Channels, featuring longtime vocal collaborators Angie Hart, Navigator and Monday Michiru with new-comers, Karen Grant, Rain Phoenix and DJ Collage.

First full length album released by The Angel under her 60 Channels aka. Alongside The Angel, featured guest vocalists include Angie Hart, Monday Michiru, and Cokni O’Dire.