flowz pt 3

Nas - The Season [Prod. By J Dilla]

This can relate to most relationships including mine. Her words was deep, just like this rap. to watch the video that came with it, go to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8vvzVsbBDc

J - Jon - Pretty Again

Bas - Love Souvenir (Prod. By Calvin Harris)

Drake - Sweeterman

Cozz aka Cody Macc is back with his second offering. 'Nothin Personal' if a free mixtape brought to you by Cozz & Tha Committee Records/Dreamville Records. Entirly produced by Meez (w/ co-production by D-2, Mike Almighty, and T.Lew) with Features from Bas, Boogie, Corey C, and FreeAckrite. Cozz and The Committee want you to know that their 2016 Takeover is Nothin Personal!!!!

My Side

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Stream the new release from "The Hamilton Mixtape."
Lin-Manuel Miranda rolled out two more songs from his forthcoming The Hamilton Mixtape this morning: Usher's "Wait For It" and "Wrote My Way Out," a collaboration between Miranda, Nas, Dave East, and Aloe Blacc.

"Wrote My Way Out" takes its direction from a line on the 'Hamilton' track "Hurricane." While we have come to expect greatness from Nas and Dave East, the pleasant surprise turns out to be Miranda, who demonstrates impressive poise on the mic, as well as the sort of writing chops that took him from Washington Heights to stardom: "This Puerto Rican's brains are leakin' through the speakers, and if he can be the shining beacon this side of the G.W.B."

The Hamilton Mixtape is out December 2nd. Check out the star-studded tracklist here and pre-order it here.

Nas - Wrote My Way Out Ft. Dave East, Lin-Manuel Miranda & Aloe Blacc (sped up)

First project from Charlotte, NC's own, Lute. Enjoy

West1996

*Bonus* All About The Money ft. JimmyKelso

Letter 2 Ft. 9Mill

Success

Carolina Folks

Real2Real

West Nine 6 ft. SchylerChaise

Queen City Slummin' ft. Ry

80 Proof

Intro

The Beautiful & Damned

No Limit (feat. A$AP Rocky & Cardi B)

The Ordinary Man is the third solo album from producer L’Orange. Known for his early 20th century inspired style and stripped down jazz influence, L’Orange’s solo work is often very personal and intimate and the new album is no different. 

Although mostly instrumental, there are vocal features from underground legends like Del The Funky Homosapien, Blu, Elzhi and Oddisee, as well as up and coming artists like Koreatown Oddity, Chuuwee & Solemn Brigham. These features cement the narrative of the album, tying together a long form story. 

Conceptually, the album follows a magician from being an unknown to the biggest star in the world. Performing impossible feats for thousands of people, the magician eventually becomes disillusioned and bitter, blaming the world for not understanding his greatness. 

Although dark in tone, the album is reliably playful and absurd, taking a shadowy story and combining it with the most polished production we’ve ever seen from L’Orange.
credits
releases October 27, 2017 

All Songs Produced by L’Orange 
Mixed by Seiji Inouye 
Mastered by Joe Hutchinson 
Additional Instrumentation by Paul Defiglia 
Scratches by DJ Noumenon 

Art by Jonathan Guggenheim 
Graphic Design by Austin Hart 
Additional Art by Drew Tetz 


Executive Produced by Michael Tolle

flowz pt 3

Maurz