Artist	Song
Mix Master Mike	Bangzilla
from Bangzilla (2004)
Money Mark	Pretty Pain
from Mark's Keyboard Repair (2007)
Sean Lennon	Into the Sun
from Into the Sun (1998)
Bad Brains	Build a Nation
from Build a Nation (2007)
Handsome Boy Modeling School	Metaphysical (A Good Day) [feat. Miho Hatori & Mike D]
from So.. Hows Your Girl? (2008)
UNKLE	The Knock (Drums of Death, Pt. 2)
from Psyence Fiction (2000)
Cibo Matto	Sugar Water (Mike D. / Russell Simins / Mario Caldato Jr. Remix)
from Super Relax (2008)
Mike Watt	E-Ticket Ride
from Ball-Hog or Tugboat? (1995)
The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion	Flavor, Pt. 1 (Mike D)
from Orange (2010)
Free Kitten	Harvest Spoon
from Nice Ass (1995)
Scapegoat Wax	Aisle 10 (Hello Allison)
from Luxurious (Out of Print,) (2009)
Bran Van 3000	Gimme Sheldon
from Glee (2004)
Ween	Spinal Meningitis (Got Me Down)
from Chocolate & Cheese (2005)
Atari Teenage Riot	Atari Teenage Riot
from Atari Teenage Riot 1992-2000 (2006)
Shizuo	Sweat
from Harder Than the Rest (1995)
At the Drive-In	One Armed Scissor
from Relationship of Command (2011)
Luscious Jackson	Let Yourself Get Down
from Luscious Jackson: Greatest Hits (2007)
Moistboyz	Carjack
from I & II (2008)
Lady Sovereign	A Little Bit of Shhh (Smallstars Remix By Adrock)
from Vertically Challenged (2005)
M.I.A.	Paper Planes (Remix for the Children by ADROCK)
from Paper Planes (Homeland Security Remixes) - EP (2008)

Comment:

Here's where we keep it all in the family, shining a spotlight not only on the artists the Beasties signed to their label, Grand Royal — merely one jewel in the trio's empire of hip — but also the ones they got with in the studio. Probably the best-known signee, Luscious Jackson, mash up an Afro-Cuban groove with sultry, come-hither vocals on their barrier-smashing "Let Yourself Get Down," featured on the imprint's first-ever release. Another card in the Grand Royal deck, Sean Lennon (in tandem with Cibo Matto vocalist Miho Hatori) mines a muito suave vibe in the bossa nova-influenced "Into the Sun," breezing his way from the Upper West Side to Rio de Janeiro in just shy of three-and-a-half minutes. And when Fatboy Slim isn't on a beach in Rio, spinning "Praise You" in front of 200,000 fans, he's likely having the track remixed by Mike D and Ad-Rock. But don't stop there: from Ad-Rock's remixes of Lady Sovereign and M.I.A. to wheels-of-steel heroes like DJ Hurricane and Mix Master Mike, we've got all the artists the Beastie Boys have kept on speed dial.

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