this guy doesn't get his respect when compared to others. one of the best with that damn bass 

P funk

Me Myself And I - De La Soul

T.I.M.E. - How Would You Like It, Baby / NxWorries - FromHere (Can be heard on Ep. 9 East Side Story)

Sample sourcing is one of my biggest joys in life. It has expanded my musical taste, knowledge & library. It’s magical puzzling together the original sample used in a song & hearing the inspiration behind it. A soulful sample over hard-hitting drums paired with a top-tier verse moves me in a way nothing else can. I’ve discovered so many amazing songs & artists by searching for samples like this one here. I love when the original song is just as amazing as the sampled one, if not better. Some critics try to knock sampling & say it’s not a skillful art form, but I strongly disagree. Not even sure where Hip-Hop would be without sampling. It takes lots of effort, skill, time & a good ear to find the right song, cut it, flip it, loop it & turn it into something new.

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How Would You Like It, Baby / FromHere [Original/Sample]

Lyrics 100% created by me, vocals and instrumentals produced using AI. This was very embarrassing for me to write because it's about a guy who would come into my old part time job a few months back, but its definitely unique haha. Let me know what you think, Thank you for listening! Please make sure to like and follow on my other platforms: https://linktr.ee/Honybeebaby

Blue Collar Love

Songwriters: Philippe Wynne & George Clinton, [III] (BMI)

For your listening pleasures, I edited this song like the 7" (45RPM)

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Computer Games

Atomic Dog

Greatest Hits: Straight Up

Do Fries Go With That Shake (2000 Digitally Remaster)

Ahh...The Name Is Bootsy, Baby!

Munchies for Your Love

Funkadelic - One Nation Under A Groove (12  Mix)

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bootsy Collins is releasing his 23rd studio record, Album of the Year Number One Funkateer on April 11 via Bootzilla Records/Roc Nation. Tracing back his legendary career, there was a pivotal moment: when James Brown hired the Pacemakers—the band led by teenage Bootsy and his brother Catfish—to replace his backing group in 1970. 

He also led the side project Bootsy’s Rubber Band, recording multiple gold-certified albums, and began contributing to recordings by artists including Iggy Pop and Herbie Hancock. When Rolling Stone put together their list of the Greatest Bassists of All Time, Bootsy was ranked in the top five. 

Collins has reached new generations for more than five decades. He collaborated with superstar Deee-Lite, provided the lead vocal on Fatboy Slim’s Grammy-winning hit “Weapon of Choice,” and acted as the narrator on Silk Sonic’s platinum album An Evening with Silk Sonic (he even gave Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak the name for their project). 

The 17 tracks on Album of the Year cover all the bases, from the silly Bootsy to the sexy Bootsy (“Pure Perfection,” which uses a delivery that Bruno Mars calls “the Bootsy bedroom voice”) to the social commentary of “Tonight We Rise.” 

In addition to working with young artists like Barbara Teleki and Bootdullivan, Collins brought in some other legendary contributors including longtime friend Dave Stewart of Eurythmics. The album also reunites him with Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, and tha Dogg Pound.

Munchies for Your Love

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