Beat Of The 808

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Welcome to Bassaholics Anonymous where not only is your artistic freedom encouraged but is also cherished as we find ourselves in a time where people are so caught up in everyday life that they sometimes forget the most important thing we have come to realize is we are only going to make it through this life with the help of brothers and sisters, not just blood. I speak of brothers and sisters we have never met. That is why we created this page, to bring people who would have never met come together and share. We come from a very close family of beautifully creative minds, a collective if you will of brothers and sisters who have stories to tell and ideas to share, whether it's through music, writing, poetry, drawing, or painting to put it simply, art in it's truest form. Raw, unedited and uninhibited. Art is the expression of one's individuality, we love the fact that all minds are not created equal. So we encourage and challenge your mind, embrace your creativity and emotions that take you to the door that is only open when we stop and do what we love to do to escape from the world outside. We hope to see many creations from any and all brothers and sisters who have something to say through their arts and passions.

music producer.and artist.https://www.facebook.com/ArtCreatedInDysfunction/
Also check my hip hop page at https://m.soundcloud.com/gregory-willis-1
https://www.mixcloud.com/gregory-willis2/
https://drooble.com/l/36h72
 https://open.spotify.com/artist/4KdMZ9Ej0uTEFwREhRxLEJ

As a teenager I always enjoyed the music my Father played on the acoustic guitar and piano, my father was a music teacher and always wanted me to learn but I dint want to. Finally I found the instrument I loved at the age of 17 Turntables. Me and my good friend David (IAMDJNRG) started with regular turntables, then of course I could not continue and he did becoming a professional, so now with technology so advanced at age 47 (as a Hobby) I decided to follow my love for the art of making people Dance, be Happy, and enjoy Life one Beat at a Time. I'm now 50 and regret not learning music from my father. He passed in 2019 due to cancer. I lost my inspiration for music and pretty much everything that had to do with music, he was going to teach me the basics and I figured that it would make his time during his chemo therapy a little bit exciting. But he only lasted 5 weeks, cancer did not even give him a chance to fight. Its almost a year later and I finally feel the Love for the music I had before. So here I go again very soon I look forward to uploading a simple mix Iam working on, its definitely challenging with out knowing the basics.

Beat Of The 808

Bass-A-Holix Anonymous