"Here I Am" was originally supposed to be a duet with Grouch and Phonte.  I was excited to put the two of them together, but once they were recorded I didn't feel like their cadences meshed very well.  So at the last minute I cut one of Grouch's verses, added Ali, and re-arranged the order.

If you listen closely, you can hear another change that I made in the studio that is a bit questionable ethically.I stand behind it though and never heard any complaints.If you can't hear what I'm talking about, don't bother asking me...I'll never cop to it.

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Bomb Combo People Under The Stairs

WatchLOUD Premiere: http://bit.ly/10LVp8C
Hip-Hop has progressed leaps and bounds from its inception as a male dominated art form. From man, woman, and child, the game has been blessed with some incredible talent. From Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, and Jean Grae, to the burgeoning skills of Rapsody and Nitty Scott, MC, among others, the women of HIp-Hop have shown, and proved, in effort to break free from the industry's stigma of what it takes to succeed. Bringing together a new wave of versed wordsmiths on the mic for a lethal trifecta, Queens producer, DJ JS-1 unites Dynasty, Eternia & Sara Kana to do their thing on "Give A Damn." DJ JS-1's latest compilation project, 'It Is What It Isn't,' is now available on CD through Fat Beats and UGHH, for download via iTunes, and all major digital retailers. Pick up the 21-track opus, today. 

Tracklist: 
 01. Turn the Tables (feat. O.C.)
 02. It Is What It Isn't (feat. Blacastan, Illa Ghee &Trez)
 03. 110 Percent (feat. Breez Brewin, Homeboy Sandman & Kyle Rapps)
 04. Give A Damn (feat. Dynasty, Eternia & Sara Kana)
 05. Forgotten (feat. Spit Gemz, Wes & Nutso)
 06. Pay Attention (feat. Soul Khan)
 07. Interference (feat. Esoteric & Ras Kass)
 08. Letchuknow (feat. Strick & Eklips)
 09. Whatever It Takes (feat Murs & Fashawn)
10. Higher Level (feat. Brother J & Professor X)
11. DieHard (feat. Erick Sermon, Rahzel & Buckshot)
12. Klick Clique (feat. KRS-One & Torae)
13. Groom Lake (feat. C Rayz Walz)
14. Show Shockin' (feat. El Da Sensei, Tame One & Reef the Lost Cauze)
15. Infinite (feat. Ruste Juxx & Sav Killz)
16. Profreshionals (feat. Ill Bill & Slaine)
17. Love Me Not (feat. Kurious, Craig G & Smooth B)
18. My Neighborhood (feat. Pack FM)
19. Soo Real (feat. Rasheed Chappell & Wordsworth)
20. Sample Abuser (feat. AG, Sadat X & Neek the Exotic)
21. STCAF (feat. Lordroc, Eternal, Melo Malo, Lifelong & Truth, Cerebral)

Buy-Links:
• iTunes: http://bit.ly/10PJUO5
• Fat Beats: http://bit.ly/1BRRgfq
• UGHH: http://bit.ly/1sFdTUX

Twitter:
• DJ JS-1:  https://twitter.com/DJJS1
• Dynasty: https://twitter.com/yagirldynasty
• Eternia: https://twitter.com/therealEternia
• Sara Kana: https://twitter.com/SaRaKaNa

DJ JS-1 (feat. Dynasty, Eternia & Sara Kana) - "Give A Damn"

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"Here I Am" was originally supposed to be a duet with Grouch and Phonte.  I was excited to put the two of them together, but once they were recorded I didn't feel like their cadences meshed very well.  So at the last minute I cut one of Grouch's verses, added Ali, and re-arranged the order.

If you listen closely, you can hear another change that I made in the studio that is a bit questionable ethically.  I stand behind it though and never heard any complaints.  If you can't hear what I'm talking about, don't bother asking me...I'll never cop to it.

Here I Am (original version) feat. The Grouch & Phonte -- prod. by Benzilla & BK-One

The Ecology is AVAILABLE NOW! 

Download/Stream: https://Fashawn.lnk.to/TheEcology
LP/CD: https://shop.massappeal.com/collections/music/products/fashawn-the-ecology

TRACKS:
1. Guess Who’s Back
2. Confess
3. Something to Believe ft Nas & Aloe Blacc
4. Higher
5. To Be Young ft BJ the Chicago Kid
6. Golden State of Mind ft Dom Kennedy
7. Letter F
8. Place to Go
9. Man of the House
10. Out The Trunk ft Busta Rhymes
11. It’s A Good Thing ft Aloe Blacc & Choosey
12. Mother
13. F.T.W

FOR MORE INFO
fashawn.ca
twitter.com/fashawn
facebook.com/fashawn
youtube.com/user/fashawntv

Fashawn - Confess (The Best)

FTR:
I made this track with a certain rhythmic swing in mind to subtly break your neck. Simple, mysterious, and lazy with somewhat of a strait forward Hip Hop vibe. The background lead i added was inspired by 70’s crime films. I remember Opio staying up all night in the forest shed studio to record the vocals this. The finished song felt like an honest representation of everything that could go on in your head while you’re vibing out in the middle of nowhere by yourself.

Opio:
I recorded Stoned Temple Pilot up at the cabin in Russian River late at night all by myself. The beat is dark dirty and dusty and it matched my surroundings perfectly. I was out there without any media stimulation, no cell phone service and spotty wifi at best which left me with nothing but my imagination. Lyrically,this song is quite visual, when you hear it you can almost see what I’m saying. like to paint pictures with words and I feel like this is a great example of that.


Here I Am (original version) feat. The Grouch & Phonte -- prod. by Benzilla & BK-One

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