Omg!! this one is illin more than the last one!!

Yoo,,,,, u are so much like your brother. !!!!  its kinda scary tho, but keep it up dude. !!

Album: Best Kept Secret
Slum Village - The Things You Do
(Slum Village under the alias as J-88 to create the album "Best Kept Secret)

J-88 - The Things You Do

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N.W.A - Appetite For Destruction (INSTRUMENTAL)
Used sample from original song. I do not own it. All rights go to the producers.

I re-uploaded it because of a misplacement of patterns in the playlist section of FL Studio.

N.W.A - Appetite For Destruction (INSTRUMENTAL)

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So, 2014 is nearly done and once again, the releases came at such a rate  that we’ve barely had time to draw breath, let alone sit back and congratulate ourselves on another year of putting out Real Music For Real People…
That’s why we enjoy this little tradition of posting the annual ‘staff picks’ from our own catalogue… it forces us to sit back, relax and start playing through some of that incredible music that we’ve released into a harsh world in the last year. 
Don’t think it’s easy … Team BBE can be riven with hissy-fits and sulkiness for a couple of days as personal favourites are out-voted, over-ruled or ruled out over technicalities  (e.g. the member of staff who insisted on having every track from the weird and wonderful  Strange Breaks and Mister Thing III). But the collective process usually ends in a group hug and a nice warm glow once we playback the final selection. 
It’s impossible to let the occasion pass without mentioning some of the ones that got away, though. Despite the plethora of new artists we’ve put out over the past few years we’re probably still best-known for our compilations, instantly  recognizable both visually and aurally, and this year saw no let- up in either quantity or quality. As well as the aforementioned Strange Breaks and Mister Thing III, which won plaudits from the most seasoned vinyl junkies for its educative and entertaining qualities, we had Sean P’s personal trip down memory lane to an old-school that few of today’s hip-hop generation even knew existed, Rock It Don’t Stop It. We also had Kev Beadle’s dig around the private press archives for lost jazz classics, resulting in his Private Collection, and the fourth …yes, fourth!.. instalment of Keb Darge and Little Edith’s Legendary Wild Rockers, raw rockabilly from one of our longest-serving and most illustrious of collaborators. 
Having seen a lot of reissues done very badly, 2014 was the year we stepped up the game with our Masters We Love series. Lavishly packaged and remastered from the original sources, we’ve been able to put legendary albums previously known only to hard-core collectors back into wider circulation. Nana Love, Crystal Winds, Hal Bradbury,  Janet Lawson, The Craig Peyton Group were some of the artists in this series who benefited from this exposure but inexplicably didn’t make the cut for our year end round-up … Band X and Dan Mastroianni are two more who did. We also put out the legendary Lost Album from Iron Curtain synth-meisters Rodion G.A. 
So what of those new artists? For every one that scraped on this seasonal bonanza, there were a couple more that didn’t … so a big shout-out to Lady Daisey, Morgan featuring Jo Sims, Very Tall Stories,Loretta Heywood, Hempolics,  The Grits, Algebra Blessett, Yesking, Duct Tape, Time For T, and DJ Oil, who between them represent just about every kind of credible underground music-making going on right now. 
As for those represented on this excursion, there’s no lack of diversity there, either.  Old friends like Shawn Lee, DJ Vadim and Mr.Bird jostle for attention alongside Slakah the Beatchild, Anchorsong,, Tricky D, The Excelsiors, Larry Achiampong, True Ingredients, Megajawns, Vaitea and More Like Trees. From the dopest dubbed out downtempo headnodders to the most progressive of up-tempo left-field dance, taking in the flavours of Africa, the Caribbean and the East along the way. 2014 was one helluva ride … hope you enjoy this brief trip back through it alongside. 


Soul Movement Vol. 2

Wanna Do

Slakah The Beatchild - Wanna Do

Concept, sélection de tracks et direction artistique: Arnaud D et Genevan Heathen
Mix et edits: Para One
Artwork: Pierre Thyss
Scratches sur l'intro: DJ Need (Birdy Nam Nam)
Mastering: Matias Elichabehere

01. Intro (prod. Para One, Scratches par DJ Need)
02. Stomy et Gynéco - Oyé Sapapaya
03. Stomy et Gynéco - Tel Une Bombe
04. La Clinique et Gynéco - Tout Saigne
05. Stomy - Wohs Nipal
06. Gynéco - Dans Ma Rue
07. Stomy - Le Prince Des Lascars
08. Stomy - Cut Killer Freestyle
09. Ärsenik et Gynéco - Affaire De Famille
10. Ministère AMER - I Love The Salopes
11. Gynéco - Message Personnel
12. Gynéco et La Clinique - Clic Clic
13. Gynéco et Passi - Est-ce Que ça le Fait?
14. Stomy - Est-ce Que ça le Fait? (live sur Radio Nova)
15. TTC, Stomy et Singuila - Dans Le Club (San Andreas Remix) (prod. Para One)
16. Stomy - Quand Bugsy Dégomme
17. Stomy et Gynéco - Bugsdoc 18 Freestyle (prod. Para One)
18. Stomy Bugsy et Les Novices Du Vice - Bouge Pour Toi
19. Gynéco et Ärsenik - Arrête De Mentir
20. Gynéco et Jacky - Arrête De Mentir Remix
21. Stomy - Sois Hardcore
22. Ministère AMER - Plus Vite Que Les Balles
23. Plan B (Stomy, Passi, Gynéco, Hamed Daye) - Plan B
24. Stomy - Les Meurtres Se Font La Nuit
25. Poulet (Interlude)
26. Ministère AMER - Sacrifice De Poulets
27. Ministère AMER - Brigitte Femme De Flic 2
28. Gynéco - Ma Salope À Moi
29. Gynéco - Les Filles Du Moove
30. Stomy Roucoule (Interlude)
31. Gynéco - Vanessa
32. Stomy - Le Playboy De Sarcelles
33. Stomy - Histoire De Seuf
34. Gynéco - Viens Voir Le Docteur (Dirty Moog Mix)
35. Gynéco - Viens Voir Le Docteur (Sexy Mix)
36. Gynéco - Viens Voir Le Docteur (Live Bass Mix)
37. Stomy - Voilà C'que J't'aurais Dit
38. Stomy et Les Rongeurs - Show Lapin
39. Hamed Daye et Stomy - Travaille Au Corps
40. Stomy et Les Rongeurs - Ho Lé Lé Lé (8.6 Remix)
41. Stomy et Karl The Voice - Mets Ta Tête Dedans
42. Ministère AMER - S.O.S.
43. Passi et Stomy - Le Keur Sambo
44. Gynéco et Stomy - Tu Mens
45. Stomy - DJ Duke Freestyle
46. Stomy - Le Prince Des Lascars (Casino Mysto Remix)
47. Celui Qui Vient Chez WestcoastLA (Interlude)
48. Gynéco - Celui Qui Vient Chez Toi
49. Gynéco - Passement De Jambes (Mike Dean Remix)
50. Gynéco - Passement De Jambes
51. C'est La Merde Et Tu Le Sais (Interlude)
52. Stomy - C'est La Merde Et Tu Le Sais
52. Stomy - Laisse Moi Me Fonce-D
53. Ministère AMER - Autopsie
54. Porte De La Chapelle (Interlude)
55. Gynéco - Né Ici
56. Gynéco et MC Janik - Né Rue Case Nègre
57. Stomy et Hifi - Un Rep Qui Fait Reup
58. Gynéco - L'Homme Qui Ne Valait Pas Dix Centimes
59. Gynéco - Nirvana

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Arnaud D & The Genevan Heathen are THE G-FUNK BROTHERS

Genevan Heathen & Arnaud D présentent Hommage à Stomy et Gynéco (Mixé par Para One)

Snoop Dogg - Lannister's Anthem

N.W.A - Automobile (Lyrics)

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A tribute to Westcoast hip hop legends Above The Law: Cold187um, KMG, Total K-Oss, Go Mack.

Concept and song selection by Jérôme "Tacteel" Echenoz and The Genevan Heathen
Mixed by Jérôme "Tacteel" Echenoz
Artwork by Mattfoley

Special shoutout to Goon Kid (Rolex)

R.I.P. KMG The Illustrator

TRACKLISTING

01. Never Missin’ A Beat (Intro) (1992)
02. Just Kickin’ Lyrics (1990)
03. Concrete Jungle (1994)
04. Clinic 2000 (1996)
05. Game Wreck-oniz-iz Game (1992)
06. V.S.O.P. (1992)
07. Dose Of The Mega Flex (1991)
08. X.O. Wit Me (1998)
09. Harda U R The Doppa U Faal (1992)
10. Aftermath (feat. Kokane) (1994)
11. Murder Rap (1990)
12. Adventures Of… (1998)
13. What Cha Can Prove (Mega Mix) (1990)
14. Call It What U Want (1992)
15. Pimpology 101 (1992)
16. Rain Be For Rain Bo (1994)
17. Another Execution (1990)
18. Uncle Sam’s Curse (1994)
19. B.M.L. (Commercial) (1991)
20. In God We Trust (1998)
21. Why Must I Feel Like Dat (1992)
22. Apocalypse Now (1996)
23. G’s & Macaronies (1992)
24. Words 2 My First Born (2001)
25. Floetry (1998)
26. Ghetto Platinum (2002)
27. 100 Spokes (Fresh On D’s Remix) (1996)
28. Livin’ Like Hustlers (G-Mixx) (1991)
29. We’re All In The Same Gang (1990)
30. Everywhere We Go (2001)
31. City Of Angels (Original Version) (1996)
32. City Of Angels (DJ Raze Screwed Up Remix) (1996)
33. Encore (1996)
34. Kalifornia (1994)
35. Return Of The Real Shit (1994)
36. Pimp Clinic Anthem (1994)
37. Everything Will Be Alright (1994)
38. Don’t Bite The Phunk (1994)
39. Satellite Niggaz (1996)
40. Mee Vs My Ego (1992)
41. The Streets (1998)
42. The Last Song (1990)
43. Black Superman (1994)
44. Outro (1992)

Original version released on CD by Institubes (R.I.P.) back in the days.

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Made this album during the 4 months I lived in Alaska for the summer... Enjoy... 

Dunkaroos

This isn’t just music — it’s a reboot protocol.
Each track is a mental hack, a spoken-code designed to reset thought patterns, awaken awareness, and merge spirituality with digital architecture.
From BOOT SEQUENCE to CODE OF FIRE (SIGMA 13 EDIT), every verse is a command-line for self-sovereignty.

CODE OF FIRE (SIGMA 13 EDIT)

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From deep musical origins in Detroit, rapper/singer/songwriter Illa J has been slowly navigating his way through the oft-turbulent waters of Hip-Hop since the tender age of 13, when the young John Yancey aka Illa J wrote his first rhyme alongside his brother, the late great J Dilla. After his brother’s passing in ‘06, he began teaching himself piano, bass and taking vocal lessons while finding himself touring the world and recording a slew of Dilla-related projects, notably being an active member of Slum Village until 2014. His first solo album, '08s Yancey Boys and the Frank Nitt 2013 collaborative album Sunset BLVD were both released on seminal label Delicious Vinyl. Feeling the need for a change creatively as well as geographically, in 2012 John moved to the future music hotbed that is Montreal ultimately making the connection with Canadian producers Nick Wisdom & AstroLogical aka Potatohead People (whose acclaimed Bastard Jazz debut album Big Luxury in Spring 2015 featured Illa J on two hit singles). The success of their initial collaborations inspired the team to dive into the studio and embark on Illa J's new self-titled solo album, and present an entirely fresh sound of his own.
 
The album Illa J, produced without any samples by Potatohead People alongside a few groundbreaking co-producers, showcases a more mature and at-ease Illa J who is equally comfortable on top of an electronic boogie-inspired beat (“Universe”) as he is getting grimey over a trunk rattling G-Funk joint (the Kaytranada co-produced “Strippers”). On tracks like the sparse, Rhodes driven “Cannonball” (co-produced by Montreal’s Noo Bap), and the early 90s Spiritual / Acid Jazz inspired “Sunflower”, Illa flexes his muscles through both song and rhyme. And of course being true to his roots, the classic Detroit boom-bap sound is ever present on joints like “French Kiss”, “Perfect Game” (quite possibly Rap’s only ode to bowling), and “Never Left”, a touching tribute to his brother and a call-out to abusers of Dilla's legacy.  Vancouver mainstay MC Moka Only contributes invaluably to the cohesive sound of the album as well, providing signature smoothed-out vocal choruses to tracks like “She Burned My Art”, “All Good Pt. 2” and “Who Got It” (co-produced by Mosaic). Dropping Fall 2015 on Bastard Jazz Recordings, Illa J is a brilliantly-produced, diverse, and long overdue solo effort from Yancey.


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Illa J - Perfect Game

LOVIBE - WHEN I - AT 10

Dear Friend, The Last of Me. Sincerely Yours.

New Colors

Terry Tester: Horses & Diamonds

Available on 12" vinyl and digital download:

Released by: Mixed Ape Music / Playground Music Denmark

Cat. number: APETERRY1DA
Release date: May 28, 2012

Sparkle (feat. Verb Ink)

J DILLA PAUSE REMIX

hope you danced as much as I did while making this track

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