Name: Internal Affairs by E'Vandel Lewis
Duration: 2 min 53 s
Description: The boom bap......homage to the late 80's early 90's

Payin' homage to one of the illest producers to ever construct a beat : Mr. Erick Sermon (i've always loved this track). Classic beat w/ a lil twist................

retro funk (produced by Stealth for Backdraft Entertainment)

The boom bap......homage to the late 80's early 90's

Internal Affairs

Out now at http://editbeats.com

Celebrating 10 years of edIT's Crying Over Pros For No Reason with the release of the Deluxe Edition featuring 5 new original bonus tracks available digitally and on limited-edition double-pack splatter vinyl through Glass Air Records.



ABOUT edIT:

From humble beginnings on the Los Angeles underground to world tours of sold-out arenas, Edward Ma has seen it all in a career that now spans more than 15 years. Starting off as The Con Artist in the late 1990s, Ma produced for rappers such as Busdriver, P.E.A.C.E and Sole while holding a residency at Konkrete Jungle, where drum n bass and hip hop were spun side by side to hungry ears. In 2003, Ma reshaped himself as edIT. The next year he debuted with Crying Over Pros For No Reason on seminal UK label Planet Mu. The album melded together Ma's love of hip hop, drum n bass and experimental electronic music, a fusion that would presage hip hop's return to its electronic roots by the end of the decade. Crying Over Pros… sounded like nothing else at the time. It sounded like the future and it would put Ma on the path of his next evolution. In 2006 he co-founded The Glitch Mob, a project that would ultimately take over his solo work by 2010. Today the Mob inhabit a unique position in the dance music world, the roots of which go back to the sonic experiments of Crying Over Pros… Ten years on, the album is being reissued on limited edition vinyl and as a digital bundle with an extra five tracks from the original sessions. Its emotive power hasn't faded one bit and its relevance has only increased as the future it hinted at became the present we now live in.

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Internal Affairs

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