A Little Bit Of Rust

For Dilla

Out stake / LDSR 222

STBB Forever: https://beatbattle.org/threads/stbb-969-tape-echoes.1891/

STBB 969 TAPE

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Chillin

Jazz Rifاts  ረጅም ቀናት   ex trra

Fanfare / LDSR 229

This I Know For Sure

So my good friend Watson Where’s ( D-Man ) put me onto this brilliant, amazing band called November After Dark last night, and I was INSTANTLY triggered to do my thing as usual. Thankfully I got permission to release this DKODA Remix of the absolutely wonderful song they recorded called ‘Quiet Like This’. I hope you guys enjoy this song, but please also go and like the original version by November After Dark, follow them and listen to the rest of their great catalogue of tunes 🙏🏼 Here is their SoundCloud profile guys: https://on.soundcloud.com/x8fVpFhDeGdiC4tsdd

November After Dark - Quiet Like This (DKODA Remix)

Hello everyone, and welcome to DKODA: The Soul'd Out Show (Vol. I - IV)!  This is without a doubt my most ambitious project to date - a 4 part audio experience, where the 4 Volumes of music are split into 4 Acts - like a music themed audio play, presented to a live audience on stage. I wanted to tell a story about unrequited love, heartbreak, loneliness, elation, hope, grief  & despair. Further themes of true love, passion & desire finally intertwine with peace, togetherness & freedom. The protagonist's story is told in audio form using the lyrics and emotions in the samples of the music selected and used. I hope you enjoy the 'event'!

DKODA - I Care

I’m a creator at heart. Music has always been a natural part of my life — something that flows from within rather than something I chase for attention or recognition. I make music because I love the process itself — exploring sounds, layering emotions, and capturing moments.

I’m self-critical in a healthy way and grounded in reality. I know there are better artists out there, and that’s perfectly fine. I don’t create to compete; I create to express. My priority in life is my family — providing for them and keeping things balanced.

Music, for me, is a space of peace and authenticity. I’ve made tracks that people enjoyed, and I’m grateful for that, but what matters most is that I stay true to myself and to the joy of creating.

For Dilla

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