'Drop Of Poison' was featured on the 'Scribbled Thoughts' album and was produced by Badhabitz, for more details head to www.splitprophets.bandcamp.com or watch the video here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJoyjl4e6Yg

Drop Of Poison (Ft.Datkid & Res)

Battleflipz 36

http://www.battleflips.com/battles/36

Just Dont Give A Fuck

Underneath It All feat Tick (prod. Andrew 300)

Head on the Highway (Just the way playaz plaay)

Produced By Sensi https://soundcloud.com/lordsensi
Engineered By Pharowe https://soundcloud.com/duane-rowe-1
Artwork By Joanna Instagram.com/joannatattoos

izrl - Biggie Joint (Prod. By Sensi)

L'Orange & Solemn Brigham are Marlowe http://smarturl.it/MarloweMMG

"An artist afraid to overreach himself is as useless as a general who is afraid to be wrong.” 

Over a half-century later, the axiom remains true for hyper-kinetic hip-hop innovators, North Carolina’s L’Orange and Solemn Brigham—the hard-boiled duo behind the fun house fever dream, Marlowe.
 
Released on Mello Music Group, Marlowe is a triumph of ambition, a rap bricolage blending prohibition and civil rights-era samples with Asian psychedelic rock flourishes. Solemn Brigham controls the microphone like a general who can’t help but be right. His flow is a blitzkrieg. It’s an Olympian sprint, gliding over snares and kick-drums like hurdles. He’s a showman seeking revolution—resolute in his desire to strike equilibrium between awareness and entertainment.
 
Solemn applies the fictional protagonist’s search for the truth towards different ends. His crimes are existential yet specific, rooted in the injustices of the past and the attempt to redress them in the present. He’s an artist perennially seeking something to fight for, channeling energy from the music of the civic rights era, stealing timeless rhythms and inflection from classic funk and soul. An old soul with original ideas, tapping into the eternal reservoir of Sam Cooke to Ice Cube, Otis Redding to Chuck D, Curtis Mayfield to KRS-One.
 
Over the course of 17 tracks, Solemn hurls sharp darts at counterfeits trying to crack his religion, the onslaught of time, and prevaricating rappers—all while paying homage to those who paved the road for him. He bounces off the beats like a trampoline placed in a speakeasy, doubling up on the vocals, burrowing into dense cryptic tangles of slang and then stretching them out with melodic ease.
 
With dazzling cinematic mise en scene, L’Orange crafts a world that sounds like an old-time medicine show dropped into 90s Brooklyn, with Solemn summoning the holy spirit of Big L. Cymbals crash, drums pound, fuzzy guitars ride out, a bronze rain of horns cascade. This is gorgeous celestial dust, high-powered fuel with every syllable meticulously ordained. Marlowe cracked the case, but how they did it can only become clear under deeper investigation.

All Songs Produced by L'Orange
All Vocals by Solemn Brigham

Mixed by Seiji Inouye
Mastered by Joe Hutchinson
Recorded by Sendai Mike

Album art by Ruff Mercy
Photography by Adrian Estrada
Additional Graphic Design by Austin Hart

Executive Produced by Michael Tolle & Austin Hart

Marlowe

Lost Arts

Marlowe (L'Orange & Solemn Brigham) - Lost Arts

We released Jonwayne's "Cassette" late last year, raps & beats designed to look like a pack of cigarettes. Soon after, we got a cease & desist letter from smokes giant Philip Morris demanding that we pull the cassettes and have them destroyed. No use fighting The Man, so we're taking that cassette out of production .... and here's our new one.

Cassette 2 is all new music, 36 mins of raps & beats from Jonwayne, feat. Jeramiah Jae, Zeroh, Quelle.

Cassette 1: http://stonesthrow.com/news/2012/07/jonwayne-cassette
Cassette 2: http://stonesthrow.com/news/2013/03/jonwayne-cassette-2

Jonwayne - Passing Fancies (Cassette 2)

Clutchy Hopkins - 3:02

Foucault Po Lease (production by Tommy Chill Figure)

Anarcho Sydicalist Comrade Rap! Pear gang affiliate.