Triple X Years In The Game

SLAVE TO THE SYSTEM

Raps by Dwynell Roland and P.O.S
Beat by YATA
Additional throwdowns by Casey Gerald and Ryan Amos
Mixed by Joe Mabbott at The Hideaway
Mastered by Bruce Templeton at Microphonic Mastering

Dwynell Roland x P.O.S - "Don't Call The Cops"

Tough Call, Camelot

Camelot

Boneyard

Track list:
SGA - Fredo Bang
Rum Pum Pum - TEC, Sada Baby
Whats Love - OBN Jay
Twenty Three - Jay Fizzle, OJ da Juiceman
Break The Chains - OBN Jay
Everybody - Quin NFN
Action Pacc - Mac-K The K Baby
Creepin - Bic Fizzle
i35 - Trap Dickey
Billboard - 350Heem

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Raps by Dwynell Roland and P.O.S
Beat by YATA
Additional vocals by Ryan Amos
Guitar by Damon Kalar
Additional throwdowns by Casey Gerald and Ryan Amos
Mixed by Joe Mabbott at The Hideaway
Mastered by Bruce Templeton at Microphonic Mastering

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Throwing Ghosts (ft. Casey Gerald)

Seeing Friends EP out October 22nd on Doomtree Records
Created by Lazerbeak
Mixed by Joe Mabbott at The Hideaway
Mastered by Bruce Templeton at Microphonic Mastering
Art direction and photography by TZBZ


Lazerbeak - "Chalk Days"

cruising down fantasy pkwy alone at night. street lamps won't come on.

music & lyrics by Joshua Turner
produced by Christopher Hooks
mixed & mastered by Akiyoshi Ehara

HAVE FUN, Pt. II

This project grew from the same impulse that led me to reimagine Für Elise— an urge to hear the familiar through different light. While working within the textures of Middle Eastern and flamenco expression, I found The Flower Duet transforming into something new: gentler in tone, yet rich in pulse and movement.

What emerged blends classical grace with Arabian warmth—strings and subtle percussion tracing the spaces between the notes we all recognize. It may not follow the rules that purists hold dear, but it keeps their beauty intact while letting them drift somewhere quieter, more reflective.

Like my earlier works, this collection unfolds in multiple moods and colors. Some versions feel festive, some pensive, others simply still. Each carries a small piece of that tension between restraint and release. I hope one of them settles into your own listening space and stays a while.

Enjoy.

Lazerbeak - "Chalk Days"

Doomtree

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