I've been lookin for this track for so long! heard you live with Bop Alloy. I had to hear it again. awesome track!

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3分ドリル(Yakkle Remix)

01 Introductory Piece (prod. Trebles And Blues)

From Another Day in the Life of...
AVAILABLE NOW: https://bopalloy.bandcamp.com/album/another-day-in-the-life-of

With Fall in full swing, it's only fitting that Substantial & Marcus D officially release their latest single, Autumn Leaves. Guest vocals from the always soulful Pismo, add the perfect touch to this Autumn anthem while Marcus D's stellar production sonically captures the coolness and brilliant colors of the season.  Substantial's lyrics, inspired by Gordon Park's book To Smile In Autumn, talk about setting new goals after reaching those from his youth as his life approaches the Autumn years.

It’s like I reached that point where many folk lives get froze
Instead I’m busy living most of my childhood goals
Never stagnant, forever I’ll strive for more
This elevator’s barely above the bottom floor

Autumn Leaves is from Bop Alloy's critically acclaimed 2nd album, Another Day in the Life of... if you're a vinyl record enthusiast, you'll be happy to know that the duo recently released a Limited Edition EP version on 12" vinyl. Pick up your copy today and don't forget, there's more Bop Alloy right around the corner. The Winter Breaks Digital-Only EP drops this December 2014.

Autumn Leaves Ft. Pismo

A cover of Drake's single "Marvin's Room

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Chilly Gonzales - Marvin's room (Drake cover)

愛密集/imissu

From the album "Dice Game"

About the album:
Someone once said that life's a gamble. Kinda like shootin dice in an alley. The risk is high but the gain is higher, and when it's all said and done, you hold your breath and collect your dues. W ith lyrics that grip like a handful of ones, and beats that hit like ivory on cement, this album is just that, a Dice Game.

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Apollo Brown & Guilty Simpson - I Can Do No Wrong

From the album "Lo-Fi Fingahz"

About the album:
Often referred to as The Grand Imperial, Gensu Dean may be Hip Hop's best kept secret. Dean utilizes a vintage SP1200 and a 7000+ piece vinyl collection to seamlessly chop beats and produce rugged tracks. Gensu Dean has produced for the likes of Royal Flush, David Banner, Ol Dirty Bastard (Wu-Tang), and Lord Jamar (Brand Nubian) just to name a few. His trademark sound has lead to cosigns from music industry giants such as Dj Premier, RUN of RUN DMC, and DJ Spinna. Dean's debut solo album features legendary artists Large Professor, Prince Po (of Organized Konfusion), Count Bass D, David Banner, Brand Nubian, and Roc Marciano.

Gensu Dean - Forever (feat. Large Professor)

from the album "Trophies"

About the album: 
"Trophies" is 16 tracks of mass appeal set in motion by two different eras of hip hop's elite. Detroit producer Apollo Brown lays the foundation, and the legendary OC constructs the vocals. Arguably, their best album respectively, "Trophies" is straight to the point hip hop; no frills, no preservatives, not even a single feature. Just OC at his finest and Apollo once again commanding no disappointments.

Today's society is fascinated with "Trophies". Not just a shiny cup or figurine atop a wooden platform, but the superficial earnings as a result of one's recognition. Prestigious awards, fancy cars, nice jewelry, and beautiful women, are all coveted "Trophies" of the present day. They seem to be the preferred end result of our hard work. Everyone NEEDS to be recognized for whatever their achievement may be, in order to feel that he/she made a mark in this world. And in order for our recognition to be proper, we NEED an award, or a material object to help reassure us that we did something. But why?

Listen to the album. Enjoy the music.
Consider the real Trophies.

"I just heard OC & Apollo Brown's new LP and it's dope original shit - that hiphop for the people!" - DJ Premier

"This is exactly what I want... good beats... good rhymes... and a real niggaz perspective." - Dame Dash

Apollo Brown & O.C. - Prove Me Wrong

The Left - Desperation

from the album Duke Westlake "Re.Turn" (7/23)

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Duke Westlake - Everyone Changes

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01 Introductory Piece (prod. Trebles And Blues)

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