Name: La Coka Nostra Family, BIG LEFT- When I Die - by Chris Wentworth
Duration: 4 min 1 s
Description: La Coka Nostra Family, BIG LEFT- When I Die

phat n hat.feeing them good vibes,fi 2021.

Poltergeist ft.Celph Titled & DjWaxwork

Slaine - Landscapes feat. Vinnie Paz & Reef The Lost Cauze (PROD. HIROLLA BEATS)

Diabolic - Modern Day Future

One of the staple forces behind Termanology’s ST. Da Squad, DJ Deadeye has been waiting patiently for his turn in the spotlight. Many already know the Puerto Rican-born, Massachusetts-raised Deadeye (born Dustin Hernandez) as rapper Term’s DJ, but he’s spent the last six years quietly building an impressive resume that goes far beyond just his inner circle. Having released multiple critically acclaimed mix tapes and toured extensively in the U.S. and internationally, opening for artists such as Kanye West, Ghostface Killah, M.O.P., DJ Premier and others, Deadeye has made a name for himself in the industry off the strength of his achievements with others. But in 2011, he’s ready to step to the forefront with his official debut album on Brick Records in collaboration with his own ST. Records imprint, Substance Abuse. As executive producer, Deadeye crafts the album from top to bottom, assembling a fearsome cast of talent from across the hip hop spectrum, including Termanology, Cormega,
Trife Diesel, Steele from Smif N Wesson, MC Esoteric, Reks, Big Rapper Pooh, Slaine, Reef the Lost Cauze, Skyzoo, Blacastan, ST. Da Squad and many others, with production from Statik Selektah (1982), DC the Midi Alien (East Coast Avengers), Arabian Knight, Moss, J. Cardim, MGI and Deadeye himself. Led by singles from Freddie Foxxx, Panchi (NYG’Z) & Big Shug (“Had It Comin’”) and Slaine, Esoteric, Krumbsnatcha & Ea$y Money (“Livin’ Lost”), Deadeye delivers a disc full of raw, exciting hip-hop that, despite its many contributors, remains an album with his own distinctive stamp on it. The CD comes housed in a handsome 6 panel digipak with a fold out poster featuring original artwork by painter Andrew Royce Fournier. Catch Deadeye at SxSW and on tour worldwide all throughout 2011 with Brick label mates 1982 (Statik Selektah & Termanology) and REKS.


10. LIVIN' LOST FT. SLAINE, ESOTERIC, KRUMBSNATCHA & EA$Y MONEY

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Ill Bill, Whatzisface & Steven King - Young Gully (Prod. By Harry Fraud & Cuts By Statik Selektah)

Stuck in the depths of a dark alley, blocked by yet another breeze, hitting a stone wall, road sign ahead: Dead End.
Impasse. “Cul-de-sac”.
Hip‐hop. The original, some would say, official music of the late 20th Century Bronx.
Some say it has endured it’s fair share of distractions, detractors and defectors. Some say it has murdered itself, having been abandoned by its so‐called best men, those who have gone off in other directions, or who have, simply, just beat‐retired. Yet, there are plenty of Soldier Monks still out there, prepared to sweat it out in the Temple of Machinery and Mics.
Low Cut honored this cause four years ago, with his MPC crafted minimalist version of NY Minute and he’s back to ring the bells and unsheathe the samples!

The starting point of Dead End’s production remains the 90’s boom-bap, but the will to carry it even further brings it to its destination. By decorating it with rich samples flushed out after digging through vinyls pressed several decades ago, it is guided by a compass pointing deposits to the East. With sound quality inherited from a fastidious composition and mix works, using inspiration rather than just being a copycat, Dead End celebrates it without setting it up as a museum piece.

Picturing the beatmaker stuck in the depths of a dark alley, ended with a brick wall, is easy. But far from isolated in his Parisian basement, Low Cut has rung phones in New York, Baltimore and Detroit, rounding up the faithful. He
magnetized the hidden but sharp forces, and gained attendance of legends. The casting of Dead End : Ruste Juxx & Nutso, Dirt Platoon, Guilty Simpson, Torae, Rasheed Chappell and the stainless Masta Ace, among other beat crushers. Also starring DJ Duke, Nix’on, Topic and Ordoeuvre with their DMC titles crates, for a deep beatfight on bars scarified of scratches.Heavy atmosphere, martial beats and street soul, Dead End is also the final episode of the projects initiated by Low Cut, based on the model of a producer inviting various MCs.He will then replace his turntable needles, refresh his sample banks, and settle the BPMs of his productions on more abstract frequencies.

Hell's Storm Ft. Q - Unique, Hex One & Milez Grimez

La Coka Nostra Family, BIG LEFT- When I Die 

La Coka Nostra Family, BIG LEFT- When I Die -

Snowgoons ft Sean Strange - Cardiac Rhythm (Official ) Dir. by PS Corporation 23 01 2013

Ill Bill feat. Jedi Mind Tricks-120% Darkside Justice

Going Crazy ft.Madchild CROOKEDG+ENIUS & D40oz

Toronto based MC Fortunato has released a new music video entitled Sin City Remix today.
The video features West coast MC's Snak The Ripper and Evil Ebenezer and is directed by Stuey Kubrick.
It was shot on location in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and focuses on social issues surrounding life in the inner city.
The song was also remixed by Stuey Kubrick showcasing his abilities to both produce music and direct.

Watch now on Youtube:

The single is now available at: https://fortunato.bandcamp.com/track/sin-city-rmx-ft-snak-the-ripper-evil-ebenezer-prod-by-stuey-kubrick

La Coka Nostra Family, BIG LEFT- When I Die -

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