Name: Crackin Planets..ft Darko&Maz by BlakMaul Soul Beats
Duration: 3 min 56 s
Description: this track is about the preservation of hiphop and bars!! listennnn

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Stuck in the depths of a dark alley, blocked by yet another breeze, hitting a stone wall, road sign ahead: Dead End.
Impasse. “Cul-de-sac”.
Hip‐hop. The original, some would say, official music of the late 20th Century Bronx.
Some say it has endured it’s fair share of distractions, detractors and defectors. Some say it has murdered itself, having been abandoned by its so‐called best men, those who have gone off in other directions, or who have, simply, just beat‐retired. Yet, there are plenty of Soldier Monks still out there, prepared to sweat it out in the Temple of Machinery and Mics.
Low Cut honored this cause four years ago, with his MPC crafted minimalist version of NY Minute and he’s back to ring the bells and unsheathe the samples!

The starting point of Dead End’s production remains the 90’s boom-bap, but the will to carry it even further brings it to its destination. By decorating it with rich samples flushed out after digging through vinyls pressed several decades ago, it is guided by a compass pointing deposits to the East. With sound quality inherited from a fastidious composition and mix works, using inspiration rather than just being a copycat, Dead End celebrates it without setting it up as a museum piece.

Picturing the beatmaker stuck in the depths of a dark alley, ended with a brick wall, is easy. But far from isolated in his Parisian basement, Low Cut has rung phones in New York, Baltimore and Detroit, rounding up the faithful. He
magnetized the hidden but sharp forces, and gained attendance of legends. The casting of Dead End : Ruste Juxx & Nutso, Dirt Platoon, Guilty Simpson, Torae, Rasheed Chappell and the stainless Masta Ace, among other beat crushers. Also starring DJ Duke, Nix’on, Topic and Ordoeuvre with their DMC titles crates, for a deep beatfight on bars scarified of scratches.Heavy atmosphere, martial beats and street soul, Dead End is also the final episode of the projects initiated by Low Cut, based on the model of a producer inviting various MCs.He will then replace his turntable needles, refresh his sample banks, and settle the BPMs of his productions on more abstract frequencies.

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this track is about the preservation of hiphop and bars!! listennnn

Crackin Planets..ft Darko&Maz

Hailing from Bridgeport Connecticut, Blak Maul started as a local DJ. It wasn't until the late 90's when he moved to Sumter, South Carolina that he became a much sought after a mix tape monster. Under the alias of Money Mike the Blak Maulponopoly, he was well known for his turntablism and keen ear for hot street anthems and underground flavors. However, one fateful night he heard Pete Rock on 107.5 WBLS the In Control Marley Marl rap show. "When I heard Pete Rock on the radio... I began to collect more records for samples and break beats!" It was at this point in time when he began testing new grounds and entered the realms of production. Local emcees considered him to be the man to seek for gritty soul samples and with his well established studio within his own bedroom his recording was of utmost quality. After years of studying and perfecting his craft, what appeared to be his big break into the industry arose when an associate passed one of his tracks to Terror Squad member, Tony Sunshine in 2003. The excitement quickly died when Blak Maul didn't receive any future contact from the camp but, he continued building a style and sound of his own. He soon compiled his first mix tape compilation in 2004. Four years later, Blak Maul created his magnum opus. His second compilation, Blak Maul presents: Underground Souls then following; he released Blak Maul presents: The Mission, under his own label Blak Noize Entertainment. These albums boast talent from South Carolina, Texas, New York,New Jersey,Canada, Connecticut and Michigan.
 
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