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2015

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Kaj Kadance

RAW STREET ISH

Kaj Kadence - False Prophets Vol. 1

Kaj False Prophets

School

Slow Down

Corona

Heat Check

A Million Niggas

All songs mixed by masted by Michael Kolar @ Soundscape Studios, Chicago, IL

Track 1 mixed by LboogieTHEM
Tracks 4 & 5 mixed by Hippie Sabotage

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(c) Closed Sessions 2014. But sounds like 2045

Village Party

Forever feat Mick Jenkins (prod by Sunny Dukes)

Round N Round

Myself

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Audio Push Feat. Wale - "Quick Fast"

EP cadeau pour mes gens, bonne année 2015 on commence comme il se doit. 
La tournée continue, l'album arrive continuez de donner de la force de partager les shit, faites peter ca dans vos gamos vos telephones vos walkman cassettes.
LMGEMG force a toute l'equipe.

art by Ben Dorado
Mix et mastering by Konex

2014 A L'infini (prod By Richie Beats & Starlight Koffi)

How You Feel (Want It All) [feat. Jiaani]

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MORTAL COMBAT: KAJ KADENCE, PASIONATE MC, DENZIL PORTER, VI SECONDS (PROD. CLYDE STROKES OF $FTA)

Sunakku = Snack in Japanese
Big shout out to the homie Marcus "Oober Geek" Yates for the production.

REMIX---(Video) --->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeGR6x7nndI

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Sunakku(Produced By Marcus Yates)

Prod. by Sledgren and The Real Ricky P

keep it easy.. please..

Photo by Connor Siedow

Keep It Easy

Hitting Fo'

Venti

Watch Me  (prod. by Ty Sco)

way up video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiuAX2-0m8A

Johnny Drama - Way Up (Prod. Mikcraw)

Gang (prod. by Ty Sco)

AVAILABLE ON iTUNES!!

DENZIL PORTER RELEASES HEARTFELT TRACK "HEAVY RAIN"
Third Single Off Of Forthcoming Project Porter's Pot


"Heavy Rain", Denzil Porter's third release off his forthcoming project Porter's Pot, set to release in November, is a very special track produced by Christopher "Claws" Stevens.  The captivating drums, with the keys of the piano put the listener in a place where the strings represent screaming emotion on this song.  When asked the recipe to this track, Denzil says, "Just add 1 bucket of emotion, a cup of aggression, 2 bags of reality, then stir".

"Heavy Rain" touches on the real stories and despair of Denzil's brother Donald and two of his childhood friends Stephen and Sunny, who were all locked up unfairly.  It was written by Denzil Porter after receiving a letter from Sunny with proof of his innocence.  "Heavy Rain" is relatable to so many people because unfortunately, this is reality.  Innocent people are locked up all the time from false accusations and receive unfair treatment once inside the system, ultimately trapping them for a much longer time than projected.  When telling Stephen's story, who has been locked up for almost three years with no trial, Denzil raps, "I don't know 'bout the time I'm facing, or even why I'm still here/Caught a couple extra cases, I don't even drink beer".

In 2009 Denzil's brother Donald was deported to Jamaica after not paying a $25 fine.  He lived in the United States since he was three years old, attended a specialized high school and was enrolled in college.  Unfortunately, the DREAM Act (Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors) was not yet passed by President Obama, providing conditional permanent residency to undocumented residents of moral character who arrived in the United States as a minor and graduated from high school.  During transportation out of the U.S., Donald would call and write frequently; never sure of his location or his destination, but knowing he just wanted to go home.  On a call with Denzil heard on "Heavy Rain", Donald says, "Threw me all over the place... Told my parents I was gonna be in Jersey, told me I was gonna be in PA... man I ended up in Texas".

At the start of each verse, Denzil Porter begins telling the story as himself before transforming into one of the story's characters, making the record relatable to people inside the penetentiary as well as those outside who have to deal with the despondency every single day.

Coming soon to itunes 

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