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Communicate

COMMUNICATE by GE-OLOGY - featuring SADAT X & TALIB KWELI

Bill Biggz - It's Like That
Produced by Mono:Massive
Scratches by Vinyldigger

Download the Original Version & Remix for free on Bandcamp:
http://variationmusic.bandcamp.com/album/its-like-that

Bill Biggz - It's Like That (Remix By MonoMassive)

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Jamal - Fades em all (dil maddy remix)

rumbleinthejungle

Fredfades 'Remixes' vinyl version white label. Includes exclusive remixes. Limited edition of 300.

Pre-order: http://www.kingunderground.com/product/fredfades-remixes-ep

For this project Fredfades remixes nine of his favorite rap songs. Dense layers of samples from hard to find records, crisp drums and ruthless bass lines are some of the ingredients Fred uses to create new versions of these Hip-Hop gems. Some of them seem to have come out edgier and more interesting than the original songs. Legendary to some, obscure to others, all the acapellas have been laced with the jazzyness Fades has become known to represent. All beats via one were produced on the cult status SP1200 machine (the Street Smartz beat was produced using the MPC 2000XL). A few of the tracks were co-produced by Deckdaddy & John Rice (Oslo SP Ensemble). The result is a wide range of super tight raps and the distinct and consistent style of a young producer with an old soul. If you appreciate timeless rap flows over some bold reinventions of the "golden era sound", this is a must cop record!

Que D Feat. Frank Nitt 'Cash Flow' (Fredfades Remix)- PRE-ORDER VINYL TODAY

Erick Sermon - So Sweet (Ben Hedibi & DJ Technic Remix)

Dont Wan Me

1990 Basement freestyle  BIG PROOF AND T3  ON THE Rhymes  and JAYDEE ON THE BEAT... RACE TO DO 20 MINUTE SONG !!! LOL When HIPHOP WAS FUN !!

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T3 & BIG PROOF (FREESTYLE) 1990's produced by JAYDEE

The third in my series of tributes to legendary (and living) pianists: Ramsey Lewis! So many decades of music, beginning with long-running trios and then evolving and incorporating all variety of styles, instruments and sounds. Only could include a few favorites here, but listening to his records takes me back to the very beginnings of my crate-digging obsessions. Hope you enjoy.

April 10 2019

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Pullin from the Stacks - Episode 105 (Ramsey Lewis Tribute)

Sivey -  Somebody Samebody

Mr Complex - I Don't Know Either

A hungover Massive Attack take over the Kiss FM studios for 2 hours in 1991.

Lockdown Uploads - Massive Attack takeover - Kiss FM Boxing Day 1991 DJ set - Part 1

"I conceptualized this song, and wrote my verse for it in 2014. 
Shortly after the death of Eric Garner. Right around the time the murderous cop who killed Mike Brown was paid $500,000 by ABC for an interview. I was infuriated. I decided to reach out to Ras Kass to jump on the first verse. I’ve always been a fan of his and wanted to get his take on the current events. By the time I got the song to him the news of Sandra Bland dying in police custody was released. Ras Kass came through the crib and kicked it with House Shoes, Jimetta Rose, and I as we discussed how fucked up the situation we were currently living in was. We finished the song and I added it to my album “Inspired By True Events”. 

Fast forward to 2019. While I was preparing the final mixes of my album, I was listening back to this song and thinking I wanted to add something else. The song felt incomplete to me. It also felt “dated”. Rassy and I were speaking on current events at the time and here I was almost 6 yrs later trying to keep this song on my record. I decided to holler at my homie from back home One Be Lo to see if he wanted to contribute to the song. After reaching out to him, he informed me that he was recently a victim of police brutality and wanted to share his story on the song. He hit the booth and provided the 3rd verse. 

Now we are here in 2020. Roughly 6 months after the album is completed and turned in and this song is more relevant than ever. The world is marching and mourning the death of George Floyd and countless others whose lives have been taken by law enforcement. It’s mind boggling to me that this song was “old news”. Now when I listen to it, it sounds as if I wrote it last week. That’s fucked up. That’s America. That’s the justice system. That’s the truth. That’s the law! 

 BLACK LIVES MATTER."

- Tenacity

Tenacity has been a pivotal part of SCM since it's inception, mixing and mastering the majority of our releases. Now he steps in front of the mic for his SCM debut, Inspired By True Events. 

Featuring production from Swarvy, DertBeats, 14KT, Exile, Drugs Beats, House Shoes, Nameless, Illingsworth and J57 and guest appearances from Guilty Simpson, Ras Kass, One Be Lo, Chino XL, and Jimetta Rose, Inspired By True Events is all facts, no fiction. Real music for real people.

Mr Complex - I Don't Know Either

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