Vibin

a neww beat for the loop diggers challenge

NarciZ's Joint (LDSR195)

Korean Western (LDSR 196)

Mr. Yamamoto / LDSR 200

Princess

Loop Diggers Bi-Centennial Celebration.trk 2 - Crabby Guy

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LDSR 200 OUTRO

Red Sun

Ra-Heru-Akhety

Beat 0705

free day

3 Microbeats jammed together for STBB 951 - MicroBeat Madness May

STBB 951 - MicroBeat Madness May - 3 Amigo's

LDSR #203 - INTERMISSION

“The Obsidian Agenda” by ArtBeatFeastVerse is a full-length spy-noir concept album built like a secret mission file.
A cinematic story unfolds across obsidian-black jazz clubs, rainy rooftops, neon reflections and late-night New York backrooms.
Warm jazz ambience merges with cold, surgical espionage rhythms — scratching vinyl, vinyl dust, noir sax glimpses, coded signals, midnight tension.

Every track is a chapter in a covert operation.
From Fifth Avenue shadows to East Terminal chases to Hudson conspiracies, the album moves like a lost 1980s agent thriller revived in modern form.
Elegant. Sharp. Dangerous.
This is spy-noir for the underground.

Produced by ArtBeatFeastVerse.
Recorded in the dark corners of New York.
For headphones, night streets, and coded messages.


#noirbeats
#jazznoir
#spycore
#newyorknoir
#alternativerap
#retro80s
#technoir
#obscurehiphop
#undergroundnyc
#cinematicbeats
#instrumentalhiphop
#scratchbeats
#darkjazz
#artbeatfeastverse

A Bullet with No Origin

Voici un premier aperçu de Glissades.
Un morceau pop introspectif, fruit d'une récente séparation. 

C’est une version de travail — vos avis m’aident vraiment à affiner la version finale.

Dites-moi ce qui vous accroche le plus : la prod, la vibe générale, ou un moment précis du morceau ?

Merci pour l’écoute et le soutien.
– Yann Levasseur

GLISSADES

Unfinished Forever

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.

Mr. Yamamoto / LDSR 200

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