Deadbeats Radio Episode #064

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Knife Party & Pegboard Nerds - Harpoon
Vato Gonzalez - Wavy Riddim
Badjokes - Baboons & Puppies
AC Slater & Wax Motif - Legit
Doctor P & Shapes - Cold Individual
Dombresky & Noizu - Rave Alarm
Duke & Jones x Røhaan - Fade To Black 
Zomboy - Rebel Bass
Tisoki & Half Empty - Hold On
ID - ID 
JOKER - BOAT
Flux Pavilion & Eliminate - Party Starter
Pell feat. Saba - Throwback
Scarface - Guess Who's Back 
TEDDY KILLERZ - Reptile EB
Dimension - UK (Skrillex Edit
Prolix - Lightspeed
Akov & Dubape - Woolly Mammoth
REZZ - Flying Octopus'
Sumthin Sumthin - Mirrors
Whethan - Thats Too Slow
Zeds Dead & DNMO feat. Tzar - We Could Be Kings
Upgrade - Do it good
Dr. Fresch - Fire

#064 Deadbeats Radio With Zeds Dead

Bad Bunny MIA ft. Drake

3. My Conscience (My Own Worst Enemy) [prod. by Chandler Ward]

Written, Arranged, Performed and Produced by Alexander Padei in Medford, MA
Mastered by Alexander Padei & Adrian "Ace" Carbello in Brooklyn NY


V1

Good talk, good talk, yeah
Or so you thought, so you thought, yeah
You left the root in the pot
Big talk big talk, yeah

Big talk big talk,
But you never gonna walk cause you'd rather walk off, yeah
Fake talk, fake talk
You a fucked it all up with your trumped up (trumped up talk, yeah)

Pre Chorus 

But you can't hide from the books, you walked off
Planted your flag in the next plot
Frankly, I got more to conquer
Check around the seats it's the last stop

Chorus

I wanted to prove you
Clear the board to want you
But you have no excuse
Don't you, don't you, don't you

I wanted to prove you
Clear the board to want you
But you have no excuse
Don't you, don't you, don't you

V2

I don't take the shit that I give lightly
Never gave away the house key 
Always kept the plan on the low key
The boys tell me that I should tread lightly

Woulda never been so diplomatic
Woulda dusted off the skelly in your attic
Woulda told you all the ways I've had it
Knockout, knockout Cesar Chavez

Prechorus 2

But I love when you say we on lock
Got me moving flight times at the dock
Now I'm close to changing all the locks
Girl our shit is on a slim catwalk

But you can't hide from the books, you walked off
Planted your flag in the next plot
Frankly, I got more to conquer
Check around the seats it's the last stop

Chorus 2

I wanted to prove you
clear the board to want you
but you have no excuse
don't you, don't you, don't you

I wanted to prove you
clear the board to want you
but you have no excuse
don't you, don't you, don't you

Bridge

I see we're out of time
went way over the line
never show your face
get me off of this plane

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

Chorus 3

I wanted to prove you
clear the board to want you
but you have no excuse
don't you, don't you, don't you

I wanted to prove you
clear the board to want you
but you have no excuse
don't you, don't you, don't you

Don't You

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G E M S is a mini-tape w/ some musical gems that DJ PAPADON came across for the week! Here is Episode 3. Lookout for new episodes dropping WEEKLY!

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GEMS - EP 3

Boston Based Singer / Songwriter / Producer / DJ
Booking: alexanderpadei@alexanderpadei.com

Hey Fam, 
I'm Alexander Padei ("PAH-day"). Music is life for me. As a teenager, I pushed hard to succeed academically, so hard that I got into Harvard. There was talk of an investment banking career, computer engineering, maybe a law degree. But I learned the hard way that none of these were my calling when my grades slipped and Harvard asked me to take a year off and figure out my shit.
So fast forward past all the obligatory excuse-making, etc., and I've reconnected with something that's been with me since I was a small kid: The Music. I start DJing. I suck at first, but I get better. I go into debt on some speakers and start doing paid gigs. I start a promotional company in Boston, I pour all that money into learning how to produce, rap, song-write, sing, market, speak, network, and more over the next five years. Along the way, I start working in spaces that feed my love of entrepreneurship and TEDx HarvardCollege makes me their Marketing Director. I begin to surround myself with amazing like-minded new friends. I start a podcast, I start an interview series and bring in major acts like Laidback Luke, I start making music for other artists and then for startups. 
Yeah, it's a bit of a whirlwind. But after all this, I've connected with my calling. I'm a multi-varied recording artist, producer and DJ, a creative problem solver, a marketer, a public speaker and a thought leader. I want to become the best artist of my generation. I also want to teach others along the way about building their own creativity and help democratize the music industry. All of my music is self produced, self-written and done on a low budget. I want people to see that they don't need to ask permission or wait for massive resources to come to them to get started. Finding your calling is too important to wait.

Welcome to the Padei Life