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A little tase of some flipping styles. Be on the look out for the next Beat tape titled. Practice beats.

You Aint Real!

A remake of a track I did in my basement years back it was called same routine because I used KRS-One  sample for the hook.  I been practicing my mixing the track on the fly, I think they are getting better for the sound I am trying to achieve. Good Old nod your head Boom Baps!!!

New Routine 1s And 2s!

Beat I mad using recycled samples which gave me the idea for concept beat tape to help me sharpen my skills.

Lord I Wonder ! Mix 2

Just practicing and learning using old samples. Beats always come.

Taking Out Every Sucka!

It just comes to me sometimes. Ideas pop in all day.

Ay Yo Make Quick Money!

I'm rusty been working on my scratching skills. What you all think? Ohh yeah I made the beat too. I'm going to release a scratch breaks instrumental album with Beats I made to scratch to.

Never Get A  Beat  Ft. Dj Doc$trange

Learned some new tricks with my MPC used them in this beat. Constructive Criticism welcome.

That Real Hip - Hop

This was amazing everything stuck like glue thinking of using this one. This is what I love this type of Hip-Hop music.

The One And Only Doc$trange Take 2 Scratch Version!

This cam out so nice I think. Production all me except the main loop piano.

I Got Jazz

So Gone!

Let's start in the basement of Doc$trange's house circa 2001. Doc$trange, then, DJ That's Right had started to build his studio from gear he could afford buy from local music stores in the northern part of Chicagoland area named Waukegan. As a service to his extended family including underground rap artist, Johnny Gunnz , Doc Da Mindbenda , Gurg Sir Skum, Insydiuz, Merciless, and many more concentrated street artist in his hometown. Influenced heavy by famous producers like Easy Easy Mo Bee, J Dilla, RZA, and personal favorite DJ Premier. For years Doc$trange and Doc Da Mindbenda honed their skills. Where Doc$trange found  love for Turntablism, one of the four elements of Hip-Hop which had saved his life in the 90's. Doc Da Mindbenda on the beat. Then the most mazing thing happened he created his masterpiece. His daughter (Mimi). He took little breaks from the basement producing for a while to take care of his family. He still made beats, but started finding a love for scratching more, more. After going through a series of unfortunate events he has been doing his thing practicing coming up with different styles and formulas trying to make people understand that without the Vinyl or old music. No Genre of music is alive they are all dead. He has a roster of MC's that he has worked with thanks to Doc Da Mindbenda and his Grind-house grind. 🇧🇿DOC$TRANGE LINKS - 

https://music.amazon.com/artists/B07JNLDJDM?ref=dm_sh_FCvWdyXVbP4mr7ouUiFLQMLT6

https://tidal.com/artist/10887274

http://www.deezer.com/artist/58007842

Doc$trange/DoctaStrange00/DocStrange7718

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