This beat was inspired by a song in Jrobbs trash called Indian Socks.

Act Up (Instrumental)

LOCA… Es una canción que grabe el año pasado después de mi EP Serendipia y en cuanto la termine se la mostré a mi familia y amigos y quedaron super encantados con esta canción so espero que se la disfruten especialmente mi gente de MIAMI.

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LOCA

Stream

LOCA (produced by @icekream)

Journeymen

Allez! 

Here is the last two hours of my set from Allez! A rooftop speakeasy disco/funk party. This was an inspired evening that transported attendees back to the 70s! The outfits were fabulous and retro, and the ‘no phones’ rule resulted in an evening of connection and dancing without distraction. The 70s is my absolute favourite decade for music and it comes across in this set. Thank you so much for your energy and dancing all evening long! I had so much fun! This evening felt like a soul cleanse! Sometimes, you just need to send some love into the ethos and dance it out. Thank you for being a part of that. 

Big thank you to Max and his amazing vision and execution. Check out his vintage/outdoor apparel brand, Mountain Archives. Thank you to Quartermaster for hosting us in your beautiful venue. Big ups yourself, you are beautiful, life is a gift, enjoy it! If you like this mix, share it!

Check out the photos: https://www.mountainarchives.ca/allez

Allez  - 2023 - 07 - 27

DIORETIX

PHONECARDS

dub takeover w/ plenty of effects and echo. light some sage type vibes, shoutout @chiefdubz (22:02) for crushing his vinyl set.

dubbers delight stylee - king tubby
children of zues - hard work
prince fatty - roof over my head
scientist - revolution dub 
subatomic sound system - champion sound dub
the elevators - median dub 
fungi - ready dub
leisure - mesmerized sumac dub 
shaka lion - fya dub

chief dubz
frenk dublin ft. tenor youthman - fire just a
shot ( om unit remix)
deadbeat & om unit - root
joeski - in this life
snd & rtn ft. tenor youthman - whitney version
joeski - jah unite
made by pete ft. zoe kypri - horizon red 
bluetrain ft. prince morella - precious times 
bluetrain - cherry dub
reimut van bonn & luis baltes - temptation(mathimidori remix)

Ep. #061 (Featuring Chief Dubz)

This track is a compilation of 4 of my original songs and 2 covers, all looped live! (Yes I'm playing and singing.) I am entering to play at Cascade Equinox in Oregon in September. The song order is as follows
Disco-OG TheaWave
On the Move-OG
Crave You-Cover
Glory Box No Diggity Mash Up-Cover(s)
Come Through-OG
Rise-OG

Enjoy!

TheaWave - Cascade Equinox Contest Submission

Another absolute banger episode from @bwear42 and the perfect episode to bring in Halloween. Check out our previous Halloween specials here: https://soundcloud.com/night-swim-radio/sets/night-spook-radio

Tracklist: www.nightswimradio.com/dive324

Night Swim Radio - Dive 324 (Trick or Trap Vol. 5)

I swear, I Really Wanted To Make A "Rap" Album But This Is Literally The Way The Wind Blew Me This Time - André 3000
Murmuration - Joaquín Cornejo
Ninety Three 'Til Infinity And Beyoncé - André 3000
Chasms feat. Ásgeir (Robot Koch Remix) - Alex Banks
Imagine Gold - Frameworks
Hold Your Own - Kate Tempest
Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger - Pomplamoose
Basia - Juan
Desert Lights - Audera
Pompino - Butch
Beggin' - Chris Lake & Aluna
Locco - Biscits
Pony - Valentino Khan
Vampire - Coka Cobra
Caroline - CID Truth x Lies
Colombiana - Gettoblaster and CZR
Spirit Shake - Nomadic Massive
Off Wiv Ya Headz - Nia Archives
Counting ft Princess Superstar - Hamdi
Good News - Apashe
Luna - Saturan
Jamie - RUBII
Hear Her Heartbeat - ELIH
brother, idea - Munir Hossn, Ganavya
Borraja ft Zosią Jagodzinska & Wabi Sami - Joaquín Cornejo

Stable? That's For Horses - 1.7.24

This a mix a homie of mine bought from me for a series of compilations. At the time, these records were talked about and sought after so I took the time to four track 'em together. Props to Midtown Music! Enjoy!

Compilation Vol. #3

Combination Mix '97

On September 11, 2001, two planes crashed into two tall buildings and collapsed the psychological security of an entire nation. The government faltered, uninvolved civilians perished in the blink of a collective eye, and by lunchtime the world looked distinctly different in the new light of up-close terrorism.

Bigg Jus, founder (with El-P and Mr. Len) of indie-rap mainstay Company Flow, is not the type of intellectual to flee New York City in the aftermath for a rural life of simple fear. Rather, Jus is the type of intellectual to flee the city, withdraw with fellow underground rapper Orko Elohiem to the relative seclusion of a Georgia cotton mill, and emerge, a little under two years later, with the incendiary, blistering punch-to-the-Republican-gut that was NMS's debut album.

The sharply-named Woe to Thee O Land Whose King Is a Child, released on Big Dada back in 2003, was exactly what underground hip-hop is supposed to be all about: fiercely individual, just a little rough around the edges, wickedly smart and not afraid to take risks. If at points it faltered, losing focus when trying to compress three different themes (sci-fi futuristic raps, abstract raps, and political raps) into one politically-charged, futuristic, often abstract vision, at least it was a better alternative – too many ideas to fully develop is far preferable to too few – to the lingering malaise of shiny gangsta-gangsta and polished, manufactured commercialism. Now that NMS has re-emerged with a sophomore disc, Imperial Letters of Protection, it's worth a look to see just what has changed: the war is still dragging on, Bush is still in the White House, and Bigg Jus and Orko are still, for the most part, angry. And where Woe to Thee... asked questions, Imperial Letters promises to provide answers, begging the question: is it fair to be dissatisfied with a lack of answers when the questions are this hard?

The concept behind NMS (short for Nephilim Modulation Systems, if that helps at all) is that Bigg Justoleum and Orko Elohiem are space aliens, descended upon the earth "like fallen angels" to spread the truth. And at first listen, they do sound dauntingly like super-intelligent aliens: the rhymes scatter almost impossibly fast, making it easy to believe that these rappers are be beyond human comprehension. After a few play-throughs, though, it becomes easier (if still not easy) to understand more of the words, and these themselves aren't half bad. If a lot of reviewers have quoted the brilliant couplet "So every nuclear winter the Bin Laden and George exchange Christmas cards / Why do you think Saddam most trusted warrin' regiment's called the Republican guard?", it's because it merits the repeated quoting.

These are not the wild-eyed preachers that grab you by the wrist on street corners to shout their frenzied gospel; these are the aliens that grab you by the throat and press their megaphone right up against your temple, forcing you into submission.
The strong production provided by Orko Elohiem (777Beats/Drumwarz) carries it through. Imperial Letters of Protection may not be an easy listen, but that's because it doesn't want to be: this isn't an easy world, and what better for the angry gospel of world change than to wrap itself in equally urgent, often chaotic beats? "Strike Back" sounds like exactly the kind of dark prophecy NMS thrives on, the ominous, grandiose orchestral beat swooping darkly behind the rapid-fire, stuttery lyrics like a future gone dystopian. "Beast Vision", with its dramatic electric guitar, droning machinery and disturbing monster noises, sounds like...well, the end of the world, and I mean that in a good way.

07 Get Him Signed

Orko Eloheim is one of music's most influential and prolific hip-hop artists.  Orko is an avant-garde rapper and proudcer hailing from the Southern California underground, now residing in Minneapolis. His sound and style is a blend of psychedelia, afrofuturisim, urban dread and a virtuous knowledge of hip-hop culture. During his career he has worked with artists and labels such as Bigg Jus of Company Flow (as Nephlim Modulation Systems), Ninja Tune/Big Dada, Ras G, Aceyalone, Saul Williams, Gonjasufi, Adult Swim, and even Rick Rubin. His ahead of the game live show pioneered a decade ago, what has become common place today (live-programmed beat shows, hip-hop infused with electronic genres, and drum-driven production.