House Messiah

BUY WAV

.wake up

this 1 is for my mom...and myself

@zeke-seamans is an amazing producer

lyrix:
way
back in my 
youth it was a strange time
never thought that in the future that i would slang rhymes
look, now I’m totally new
aint gonna take 5
only thing thats on my mind, wheres my dang mic

i gotta make it up to momma
gotta make mine
 

out of orbit 
but i’ll never forfet

word to
salvador dali 
never salivate molly 
got some hardcore hobbies
on the starboard 
feeling 
kinda
anxious seeing glaciers 
and
fake shit 
copy
that
yeah
worst case scenario view 
now lemme
carry you fools 
I’m freaking mario dude
cape slap 
dank mustache 
always
puff fast 

wheres peach at
yo i gotta bust ass
shrooms 
and goombas under my boots 
I’m italian 
with paladin tendencies 
and medallion 
a stallion 
that’s ending entities 
thats word undead chariot 
now bury em 
hysteria 
prevalent like malaria 
who would’t wanna marry us
tarricota 
warriors 
one error and your over 
son 
dare i talk euphoria 
and if i am I’m warning ya
this the score to my life 
and the story bruh 

way
back in my 
youth it was a strange time
never thought that in the future that i would slang rhymes
way
back in my 
youth it was a strange time
look, now I’m totally new
aint gonna take 5
only thing thats on my mind, wheres my dang mic 
i gotta make it up to momma
gotta make mine


love the marijuana prolly puffed a lotta pot 
when i was an ottapop
cauliflower was my nemesis 
ness was my main 
In 
smash bros played with  excellence 
remenisce 
best at my school wit the 
rhythym 
i was cool i was kicking 
out with coors i was living 
i was poor 
shore
who wasn’t 
but i certainly was blunted 
 you heard it g 
this is nostalgic 
and all thats involved 
word to ball pits
and mall visits
ha
follies were frequent 
back then awwas heat seeking 
for the honeys
stealing petty amounts 
of moneys here and there 
was disgusting 
glad i GRowed up 
got in touch with my 
trustworthy chi 
yes I’m one nerdy 
freak 
undefeated cause i turn the other cheek 
its sleek 
master hujili 
he speak 
immaculately 
meaning 
you don’t matter to me
Cause 
thought he was magnifique 
ugh

my adolescence 
had me acting a freak 
a yung buck 
on his feet 
thinking he
can defeat 
any authority 
morbidly 
cause I’m that frikkin sweet 
and if theres 
more to see 
its ordinary 
cause i got the best taste 
according to my ego 
should’ve imported my rest place
even after death 
i won’t settle 
until 
I’m at the next race 
competition 
is my omission 
got metal veins 
impenatrable 
special 
vessels 
like a metal tank 
peddle dank 

I’m on my way up to the top
fuck them meddling banks 
only disrupting my crops
busting my chops 
well I’m fucking hot
back off my posture 
and posse 
positive you aint poppin 
obviously 
you a novice 
not even worthy of bonuses 
from my podium 
wrote this 
while i was loaded on 
something you can’t OD on 
cause my momma taught me you can go smoke 
but fuck them opiates 
but it was too late 
when i realized 
she ODd already 
no needles 
were present 
just the
prescriptions 
invented 
as stupid medicine 
for these people 
who desperately need a sedative 
now I’m stepping 
in hopes i can put an end to this 
weigh out the benefits 
of my previous predicate 
 



huji's youth pts. 1 & 2 (prod. by zeke.brooks(▰˘◡˘▰))

A new EP from EnEsKay. 
Mixed by Fezile Thela
Mastered by Sibongengani Luthuli.

EnEsKay - Truth Be Told

well, here we are.

after a long journey spent coping with sub par mental health and the various females inhabiting my high school, i've finally accomplished the thing i set out to do so long ago:

i put out a real album.

i hope that you all enjoy listening to this as much as i enjoyed creating it, because this whole thing has been an experience for me.

thank you for getting me so incredibly close to 10,000 soundcloud followers and thank you even more for taking the time to listen to what i've created here.

the cover art was created by my good friend halli hunt, or h.h. as some of you may know her.

have a fantastic day, and hey;

the world might not always be beautiful, but the potential for beauty and peace exists so long as the potential for hatred and violence is present. you can't have sunshine without a little rain, and i can't have happiness without a little help from my friends. i love you all.

<3

this is the outro, i hope you like it (prod. ntourage)

C U L T U R E JAN 27 - PreOrder Now
►iTunes: http://flyt.it/CULTURE
►Amazon Music:  http://flyt.it/CULTUREam
►Google Play: http://flyt.it/CULTUREgp

Bad and Boujee (Feat. Lil Uzi Vert) [Prod. By Metro Boomin]

Pre-order: https://habibifunkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/alech-2

When we first decided to start Habibi Funk, a label dedicated to re-releasing „funky" Arabic music from the 1960s to 1980s, a band called Dalton was the first release we worked on. Dalton was a band from the Tunisian capital of Tunis and they played a unique mix of soul & funk with an Arabic DNA. We licensed the release from the band’s composer Fawzi Chekili, and when we spoke to him on the phone in preparation of the release he mentioned another band he was part of, called Carthago. Our work with Habibi Funk is like a big treasure hunt. There are too many great bands that fully vanished into obscurity and didn’t leave any traces in the digital sphere yet. We are so used to the internet providing all informations we might be looking for, but Carthago was one of those bands where the internet largely failed to provide any infos despite the fact that Carthago created some incredible music in the form of an highly infectious Tunisian take on disco music. Luckily most of the members of the 1970s musical scene of Tunis are still around to tell their story. 


Carthago was founded in the late 1970s as a fusion of Dalton and a second band called Marhaba Band. Both bands frequently played at hotels and night clubs in Tunis and Sousse. They had similar musical influences and despite the fact that they were competition for the most part, they came up with the idea to join forces for a new band. Musically Carthago kept on walking on the musical path of Dalton and Marhaba but incorporated disco music, a new style that was making its way to North Africa from Europe and North America. The band had quite some success on local radio and played a number of big shows with thousands of people showing up. The band’s concerts were a mixture of their own compositions as well as cover versions of the hits of the time from Stevie Wonder to Chicago. At the end of the 70s they went to Paris to record their only, self titled album. For our reissue we picked out two of our favorite tracks: „Hanen“ and the outstanding disco version of the Dalton track „Alech“ which has proved to work on every dance floor we played over the last two years. 


When I came to Tunis for the first time after the Dalton reissue I met Fawzi in person. He still lives in Tunis and still works as a full time musician though his focus has shifted more towards Jazz over the years. Luckily he did not only keep a spotless copy of the Carthago album but he also kept the master tape of the instrumental versions of the album which to this day were unreleased. Being able to add exclusive content to a reissue is something that is rare and we feel highly privileged to be able to do so. Futher more we are so happy that we will be able to add something new to the bands legacy not only musically but also visually: One day I realized that most of the releases from Tunisia I liked, be it from Dalton, Carthago or Marhaba Band had the same photographer credit. 


Hassen Turki started taking photos at a young age and when he was 18 he started going to the gigs of the bands of the time that were playing in the Marhaba Hotel which was managed by his father at the time. He became friends with the bands and ended up being the person to be asked when it came to shooting the photos for the covers of the records. After some research I managed to get in touch with Hassen and met him in his hometown Sousse. Luckily he kept most of the negatives of the photos he took so we’re more than happy to be able to share these unseen photos with whoever is interested. 


Our gratitude goes to all the members of Carthago, Marhaba Band and Dalton: Fawzi Chekili, Hedi Ben Ali (Dede), Ridha Kouhen, Ferid Ben Cheikh, Skander Almi, Hechmi Miliani, Mustapha Rehouma, Kamel Sellam, Claude Chiarello, Taoufik Sellam (Fouka), Sadok Gharbi, Fernando Marino (Nando), Jamel Bel Haj Khelifa and to Hassen Turki for allowing us to use his photos.

Habibi Funk 004: Carthago - Alech (Pre-order link in description)

Woodland (Neighbors)

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<3

EnEsKay - Truth Be Told

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