HOWARD HOODIE

This is the first of many tracks on an album I call "Howard Hoodie." This is a play on words in dedication to the artist Earl Sweatshirt with an attempt to his style of performance.

This is a New York Style bebop beat that utilizes an old school brass and bass line, vocals from announcers, narrators and a singer as well as a self-made drum phrase with heavy 808 drums. Be sure to calibrate your speaker systems accordingly and enjoy. Plus I added in some NYC subway station noises for effect.

Howard Hoodie 1

This is an alternative psychedelic piece intended for those of you that enjoy drug use. I even imported some sound bites from one of my favorite comedy shows from one of my all time favorite comedians: "Thinky Pain" by, Marc Maron (definitely recommend it, it's on Netflix now). Now, without further a due, take a mild-mellow hit with about six other people and have fun.

Howard Hoodie 2

This was more or less a track in favor of a Tyler, the Creator's and Frank Ocean's style of song, specifically inspired by "She" published by OFWGKTA. This takes influence from the video game style snare and swan-like, sweeping synth melodies as well as 80's style blues and jazz chords. I hope you enjoy.

Howard Hoodie 3

"Él Impa 1984"

The First Lesson (Howard Hoodie 4)

I don't know him personally but, I know that he was a great musician and the people that did know him were close to and deeply fond of him. From one musician, artist and man to another, I have great respect for him. Much love and respect to his friends and family members. God bless.

Mr. Malcom McCormick (Rest In Peace Mac Miller)

Me and my partner Ghost make odd music for the listener to enjoy. In our adventures through the world we live in, hopefully you can enjoy the ride along with us. Just make sure you read the description.

Mr. Malcom McCormick (Rest In Peace Mac Miller)

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