Anti-Lilly & Phoniks - 14 Til

Arena.com Premiere/Feature: http://bit.ly/1ktxBw1

Whether you were a tagger, a b-boy/girl or a Hip-Hop head, The Artifacts were one of the best to do it on the underground scene back in the day. Its been nearly 20 years since the release of their debut album 'Between a Rock and a Hard Place,' and if you're curious to know how the former Boom Skwad representative El Da Sensei holds up on the mic in 2014, you'll see that he hasn't lost a step with his latest effort "Show Stoppa." Featuring a sparse and bouncy beat with sharp cuts supplied by DJ Devastate, the jam has the New Jeruz native dropping bombs like it was 94' all over again. "Show Stoppa" is taken from Coalmine Records forthcoming compilation album Unearthed (Mixed by DJ Revolution), which is scheduled to drop on May 13th via CD and digital download.. stay tuned!

'Unearthed' Pre-Order Links:
• iTunes: http://bit.ly/PMlYVL
• Fat Beats: http://bit.ly/1m6aZF3 
• UGHH: http://bit.ly/1h1cqwv

El Da Sensei - Show Stoppa (prod. by DJ Devastate)

Chali 2na - Comin Thru

Itunes

Awol One & Daddy Kev - Rhythm

Juggaknots - New Money ( Remix Dedicated To My Wife)

- PROMOTION -
" Theses two guys rule the hip-hop game, please take a listen to this awesome work".

Awon & Phoniks - "Knowledge Of Self"
Track 02: Problem Solver
Release Date: October 26th, 2015

DDM Review: http://www.dealerdemusique.com/article/awon-phoniks-knowledge-of-self

YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/hBBNaKV_8cw

Awon
SoundCloud: http://www.soundcloud.com/awon
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/AwonOfficial

Phoniks
SoundCloud: http://www.soundcloud.com/phoniksbeats
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/phoniksbeats

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Awon & Phoniks - Problem Solver Ft. ADaD


This is Marvin. This is Soul. You didn't hear it through the grapevine—you heard it flowing out the speakers of your dad’s record player. But as time passes, and seasons change, music is often reincarnated into new forms, based on old recipes. 



32 years after Marvin Gaye’s tragic passing death, we shed a tear and celebrate his life with this refreshing tribute, just in time for what would have been The Prince of Soul’s 77th birthday. 



Counterweight Records' DJ Devastate and synth guru, Segerfalk recently made the trip to Analog Sweden’s studio, to breathe new life into Marvin’s time honored classic, "Heard It Through The Grapevine.” The concept of classic meets contemporary is magnified with verses contributed by emcees Joe Lefty and Chapee, the latter of which who recently dropped his debut solo LP, Mode7ty, produced by Tommy Black, who's sounds you may already be familiar with on “Institutionallized, off Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp A Butterfly LP.



Independent label Counterweight Records has lots more in store for 2016. This spring you’ll hear more from Chapee, along with beatsmith Max I Million, and his anticipated mixtape sequel, The Maxtape 2. But in the meantime, we leave you with the question: "Do You Cry,” a token of gratitude to Marvin Gaye and his unforgettable legacy.



Twitter:

• DJ Devastate: https://twitter.com/djdevastate

• Chapee: https://twitter.com/Chapee_Official

• Joe Lefty: https://twitter.com/JooeLefty

• Analog Sweden: https://twitter.com/analogsweden

• Counterweight Records: https://twitter.com/cwrecs




Free Download

Do You Cry - Feat Chapee & Joe Lefty (Prod. Devastate & Segerfalk)

Pre-order: https://jakartarecords-label.bandcamp.com/album/jakarta-dubplate-6

Henry Canyon's album "Canyonland" was originally released on bandcamp something like a year ago without any distribution behind it and we felt it was painfully unnoticed. So all in all a perfect contender for a Jakarta Dubplate. It was entirely produced by French producer Keor Meteor.

https://soundcloud.com/henry-canyons
https://soundcloud.com/keor-meteor-beats

Canyonland is a conceptual album that revolves around Henry Canyons' journey to Los Angeles, his struggle to adjust to a new life there, his coming to terms and attempts to keep a solid connection with his identity as a "half-French, Jewish Brooklynite" that has been transplanted into a place that is wildly different from what he was used to. It also outlines his efforts to solidify his personal and professional spheres, his romantic ups and downs and his perspective on Los Angeles life in general. Musically-speaking, this album is a much smoother ride than the topic itself betrays. Henry's baritone voice glides effortlessly over a beautiful, West-Coast boom-bap backdrop (produced by Keor Meteor), riding the tempo with technically proficient flow and great lyrics. Zoe Rose, a very talented, jazzy and soulful singer/songrwiter, makes several appearances throughout, lending her silky-smooth voice to many of the choruses. Freddy Jay provides some funky vinyl cuts on others. Open Mike Eagle also makes an appearance, lending a great guest-verse. Overall, Canyonland is a great album for both casual listeners who want something they can easily throw on in the car for a relaxing listen or more hardcore listeners who like to dig into the lyrics and think about what a rapper is conveying. 



Henry Canyons - Music Man Ft. Zoe Rose (produced by Keor Meteor)

Aim - Ain't Got Time to Waste (feat. YZ)

RJEYDITWO vs HOW HIGH PEOPLE

get it here --> https://littlebeatmore.bandcamp.com/track/smile-davis-ghost-high-mash-up

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Smile Davis - Ghost High Mash Up

Remix of a dope performance on youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dmeK01Nm48

Same Old Tears 2

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