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London Student vs. Felix: Day Eleven – A song from your favourite band

Like, tweet, or comment on this page to help us beat the London Student newspaper on day eleven of our 30-day Song Challenge duel

Kadhim Shubber

30 May 2011

Ok so this unsigned instrumental hip-hop producer from California isn't necessarily my favourite musician of all time. I'm not really sure that I could choose just one artist anyway. However, he is my favourite musician as of 10:27 this morning when former Science Editor Katya-yani Vyas recommended that I listen to his sick album Flavors.

The London Student and Felix are currently fighting an epic war. Like, tweet, or comment on this page to help us win today's battle. Tomorrow is 'A song from a band you hate' – help us choose by posting your suggestions below.

London Student vs. Felix: Day Ten – A song that makes you fall asleep

Like, tweet, or comment on this page to help us beat the London Student newspaper on day ten of our 30-day Song Challenge duel

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