Drake Talks To Bookman and says "Just Because you're Bookman, doesn't mean all your beats have to tell a story...can you actually make a real simple beat so an artist like me can tell the story?! Im mean damn Books I appreciate the talent but damn you tryna get this money with serious artists, or are you trying to  be one of them weird ass social media spoof fan video makers who are talented but got carried away spending their time energy and talent making videos just for people to just laugh once or twice? Only wishing for 100,000 or more views, and monetized videos to pay off? never making someone say oh they have talent lets hire them for this or that? Do You Want To Be Like That...The Beat Maker Version? If so keep doing what you are doing Bookman, because you are well on your way. However if not, if you were just doing it but are serious about making real beats for real artists for real songs that real people enjoy then its time for you to go in a different direction." Yes Drake said all of that to Bookman, in his dream. lol

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Drizzy & Bookman: Simplicity is Key 2025

Real N*gga

Vinnie Style Ft. Briz Barz - Wassup There

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Slow Drag

Don't Worry Be Happy (American African)

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4 Zi Kalun Tane

baq in my Rap bag...Your Favorite ghost writers favorite Rappa!

RDj feat RebeLucien HEY HAY

I can relate to how Guru was feeling when he said what hes said here thats why any one can tell you that I always said that I wanted to use Guru"s intro in the begining of an instrumental CD. After being on 52nd street for so-long selling beats or just playing them for that matter you are met with alot of people who wanna be rappers some are good, but most aren't and its like damn! so When I was making this beat It just so happened that the thought came to me to us it menally I said "hmm lemme insert this Gangstarr intro off of their  Hard To Earn Album". 

Now where did Jay Z come in at? The beat just SOUNDED like something he should be on so I being a fan of frue hip hop and Jay-Z being one of the best rappers "alive" was key to demonstrate that its not always what you say its how you say it. How you ride the beat and to flow... the same lyrics differently in a different way on a different type of beat. A producer knows how to bring this effect out of an artist you may have HOT lyrics but may not be saying it the best way to the beat. Its more than just making a beat and saying here record to this NO lets get in the studio together, and let allow me to tell you Naw don't say it like that...like this like it or leave it. I took the lyrics from the song "Hey Papi" and made him say it to this beat on some real hip hop shit...and changed the whole mood of the lyrics becaus that is what a PRODUCER can do. not just putting another beat behind the accapela and calling it a remix No...Capturing A Different Feeling all Together.This Produced by: Michael Adams aka: Book Man aka The52ndStreetBookman of "We Make Original Beats" on facebook/soundcloud, @1800Beats4You on twitter, wemakeoriginalbeats@gmail.com Thank You

So You Wanna Be A Rapper?

So You Wannabe A Rapper? (Instrumental CD Intro)

Just cua it aint done...don't mean its not enough of a taste that will make your head neck sholders fingers nd toes fuck wit it. Rough Draft produced by Michael Adams aka Bookman. Holla 

EXPERIMENTATION (Pre-Production track 1 #)

I think this is more of an instrumental for  soul/r&b type songs.even though I put Busta Rhymes in it. Whatever the case i INTEND to $ELL this beat. I didn't put Q-tips verse because it wasn't supposed to be a "remix"...just an instrumental with a filler to keep people from just jacking it without formally coming to myself for it. Besides Q-tip's voice is in there, like a chameleon he just blends in wit the beat as he states in Ice-T's movie The Art Of Rap...which I feel was a rush job/and bias by the way. I really call it the power of intention because the beat has no no formal "snare" or "kick" but the intention of it it there with the other forms of percussion to get the effect of it. A more cultural based rhythm composed with a soul stirring intention to just grab you naturally by your spirit and soul without you having the ability to critique it with your ego and your perception of what "the hot sound" should sound like or what you are accustomed to as the alleged "hot sound"...This Is That Shit You Naturally Like.Produced by Michael Adams aka Bookman aka The52ndStreetBookman. For All $eriou$ offer$ contact wemakeoriginalbeats@gmail.com Thank You. We Lease/License Sell And Ghost Produce Everything is Negotiable.

The Power Of Intention

THE POWER OF INTENTION: [Instrumental] Showcased by: Busta Rhymes

The Creator within us... The Creator without, how should we ever be in doubt?

Don't Worry Be Happy (American African)

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