The Offical Soundcloud For Tha God Fahim

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Tha God Fahim is legendary a emcee/producer from Atlanta, Ga who specializes in giving the listener a quality soulful experience through sound. Over a span of only a few years Tha God Fahim has managed to drop over 100+ projects making him one of the most prolific Hip-Hop artists of all times. Also having hundreds of collaborations with emcees an producers all throughout the world. His works consists of hardcore, reality based street poetry with a musical soundscape that even traditional hip-hop fans will come to love.
He first gained break through notoriety from a series of tapes frequently released which coined the phrase "Dump Gawd".

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I’ve wanted to do something like this for a while. This podcast is an extension of me and the people that inspire me. Don’t listen to this podcast and expect to hear rants, rumors or bullshit rap debates about your top ten list or some other shit like that. This is all about the music. JUST RECORDS! GOOD MUSIC! Nothing else.

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In its simplest form, “crate flexing” is about showing off, or flexing, your records, or crates. Owning rare and expensive records is an obvious, and generally unavoidable, way to earn respect within the vinyl community. But with the rise in popularity of vinyl, rare records are becoming more and more exclusive to those that can afford them. 

The idea of “flexing” should go deeper and wider than just rarity, instead putting the emphasis on creative curation and storytelling. The basic idea of showing off records is still there, but the focus is different and the audience is more inclusive as a result. Whether it be a certain typeface or photographer, an obscure label or a niche genre, a red thread of hip-hop producer samples, or even simply the color scheme or theme of the album cover art. It’s all Crate Flexing as long as it’s packaged creatively.

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