Dreamy… looking in my rear view as the carnival Ferris wheel is lit up getting  smaller knockin’ my neck. Count’ll do it to you, BEWARE!!

Slanted

Prevail

Talk To The Mass

Talk To The Mass (feat. Goya Gumbani & Fatima)

Mastermind

God's Gift

At our network we only listen to killertape music, so we don't need a track listing. We know the voices when we hear them. We put our faith in artists that are consistent.

في شبكتنا نستمع فقط إلى القاتل الموسيقى الشريط، لذلك نحن لسنا بحاجة إلى قائمة المسار. نحن نعرف الأصوات عندما نسمع منهم. وضعنا ثقتنا في الفنانين التي تنسجم.

THE FLUORIDE FRONT (TOP TO BOTTOM) VOL.51 side b

Barista

New Jersey Drive

Smile On Your Face

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Ranging from soulful to sinister, hypnotic to chaotic, Oh No's psychedelic production has become a vital force in hip-hop, bringing the best out of artists like Mos Def, Action Bronson, Prodigy, Murs, Dilated Peoples, Danny Brown, Elzhi, Your Old Droog, and more.  After several acclaimed instrumental collections, the renowned California artist is returning with “Nodega", his first vocal album in more than a decade.  While contributing a handful of memorable verses himself, Oh No mostly focuses on crafting soundscapes for guests like Logic, Talib Kweli, Tha God Fahim, Alchemist, Guilty Simpson, Blu, CRIMEAPPLE, Rah Digga, Esoteric, Vic Spencer, Wildchild, Big Twins, and more.  Capturing the dark alleys and nighttime thrills of the album’s corner store thematics, the single “Rooftop Shottas” finds Wu-Tang icon Ghostace Killah and L.A. lyricist Tristate trading verses over Oh No’s dramatic soundtrack, with none other than Aloe Blacc on the hook.  The track will be available tonight on all digital outlets, while "Nodega" is set for release on November 14th.

"Nodega" Vinyl + CD

Rooftop Shottas (feat. Ghostface Killah, Tristate, and Aloe Blacc)

The work contrasts divine truth with the deception of the devil, urging listeners not to be swayed by lies but instead to hear the “rebel cry” of redemption and resistance. The narrator, embodying the voice of CITIZEN, speaks from a place of confinement—both literal and spiritual—reflecting on hardship, self‑discovery, and rebirth.It tells a story of transformation: from a life fenced in by struggle, pain, and societal distortion, to one reshaped by faith and divine guidance. Imagery of hunger, famine, and ashes underscores the suffering of the masses and the individual’s internal war, while motifs of resurrection (“rising up like a phoenix”) convey renewal through God’s presence.Ultimately, it’s a declaration of spiritual rebellion and redemption—a refusal to succumb to falsehood and despair, choosing instead to let God “make magic” in the mind and soul.

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