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The Art Form of Whatever III out now. Only at jaredevan.com. Everywhere else June 6th.

Silly Putty (feat. Moe Pope)
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Silly Putty (feat. Moe Pope)

The Art Form of Whatever III out now. Only at jaredevan.com. Everywhere else June 6th.

Woodgrain
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Woodgrain

Faith

The Art Form of Whatever III out now

Battle Within
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Battle Within

Notes From The Underground

Fair Game (LCP Mix)

My set from one of Detroit's dopest parties at one of Detroit's dopest venues.

DJ Cleveland Browne Live at Judy Spotlite DET 071125

Radio Juicy is proud to present "Only Lovers Left Alive", a sonic collaboration between Swedish beat architect Max I Million and synthesizer wizard Segerfalk. Smooth rhythms, lush synths, and deep vibes for lovers of cinematic soundscapes.

Music produced by @max-i-million & @analogsweden

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https://www.instagram.com/_max_i_million_/
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Illustration and design by zozpaints.com/
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Max I Million & Segerfalk - Only Lovers Left Alive

Spiral Freestyle

Spiral Freestyle (Beat Fanatic Remix)

Come Home

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A true innovator who elevated the art of rhyme to new levels of complexity, Myka 9 emerged in the early 1990s with influential Los Angeles collective Freestyle Fellowship before launching an ambitious solo career.  Acclaimed emcee Blu took inspiration from pioneers like Freestyle Fellowship in crafting the next generation of electric lyricism, becoming a remarkably consistent presence in the modern L.A. rap scene.  Now, these two talented artists are joining forces for the upcoming collaborative album "God Takes Care Of Babies & Fools", entirely produced by renowned NYC beatmaker Mono En Stereo.  The triumphant lead single "Free" is now available on all digital outlets.

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Free

There's no formula to reaching success in the music industry, but there are certain common denominators that contribute to people who are successful. They know why they're doing it. They are in tune with themselves. They are in tune with their craft. Oh, and we also debate on if smoking too much weed can be a positive or a negative, and why. This was a special conversation. Illmind + Atlas The Plug + Perfection + GLAM talking their sh*t.

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Episode 67 - The Key To Success Is Knowing Why

What does "success" mean to you? For some it's money. For others it's happiness and the freedom to do what you want, when you want. For most, it's a combination of all the above. How does one answer this question in the MUSIC INDUSTRY? What does a successful music producer with Grammys and platinum plaques look like? And how do you get there? In this episode, Illmind + his co-hosts Atlas and Perfection go into a deep dive of some of the psychological, spiritual and routine habits of the successful. So many gems in this one.

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Episode 103 - The True Pathway To Success

Most aspiring music creators have a 9 to 5 job, or some sort of "side gig" to generate income to live. The age old million dollar question is always "when and how should I quit my job to pursue my passion full time?". There is no right or wrong answer because every human being is dealt a different set of circumstances at any point in his/her life. I do think there are some important things to think about, so Perfection and Myself did a deep dive. Lots of "end of year" gems here. What a perfect way to go into 2020!

Episode 113 - When To Quit Your 9 To 5 Job

The music industry is the wild wild west. If you're a music producer or an artist, it's easy to fall victim to industry scams. Not all of them are bad, but a lot of them are. How do you recognize what opportunities to take and which ones to ignore? Do they even work? Are there true shortcuts and "pay to play" services that are legit? Let's dive in!

Episode 114 - How To Avoid Being Scammed

What happens when you get your first major label placement as a music producer with a big artist? How do you handle the contract? Where can you find a lawyer? Do you need a manager? If a big artist asks for STEMS on a beat, do you send them and give up your only leverage? Or do you prioritize the opportunity and hope for the best? Is it ok for labels to take advantage of artists/producers by presenting unfair contracts? Or is business just business? We brought in special guest Karl Fowlkes, an entertainment lawyer who has experience playing both sides. Let's clear the air on this once and for all!

Episode 116 - Producer Contracts & Getting Paid (w guest Karl Fowlkes [Entertainment Law])

Finally caught up with my boy Murda for a conversation about his come up. This is the first BLAPCHAT episode since the "quarantine". Raw, 1 on 1 chat about Murda's up bringing, grinding on type beats, believing in yourself, getting your brand out there, being consistent and so many more PURE GEMS. Load this episode up and take notes!

Episode 117 With Murda Beatz

An all music production podcast. Raw & uncut. Featuring Grammy Nominated Multi-Platinum producer !llmind, Atlas The Plug, Perfection & GLAM.

Episode 67 - The Key To Success Is Knowing Why

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