10 best: breakthrough artists of 2010

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ODD FUTURE WOLF GANG KILL 'EM ALL

Like Lil B last year, Odd Future took advantage of the fact that for the most part, US hip-hop fans a) download all their music, and b) love nutters. Tons of free music + equal moments of madness and genius = success. Just look at Kanye West.

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  • http://twitter.com/the_kort TheKort

    Um…Like your list, but no David Kennedy? What, are you people fucking insane? The guy can’t miss, he’s been owning dancefloors since January with game-changing, infectious tunes.

    Justabit disappointed. Solar Bears over Ramadanman/Pearson Sound? questionable…

  • Tom Lea

    We didn’t consider him a breakthrough artist, probably because we’ve been raving about him since his early 12″s.

  • http://twitter.com/aqdnk Juan Gutierrez

    No love for Jonwayne? Teebs? Jack Dixon?

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  • http://twitter.com/the_kort TheKort

    dayrider and revenue were pretty monstrous…and good feeling too i shpose. he did kind of breakthrough in a way this year though…and i hear the shout for Teebs as well, although he needs to break a bit free from brainfeeder to really cement his reputation

  • http://twitter.com/the_kort TheKort

    and i do love me some sdc

  • Jennyj

    what a disappointment how about SBTRKT? Ramadanman?

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  • dirtyduo

    what another disappointment by Forest Swords. Not that good.

  • Harry

    That click true button is just 2003 shit usability. Show the damn list on one page fcs.

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