01 It Aint A Crime (Madhouse Radio Mix)

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Born and raised in Woodbury New Jersey, in his high school years, Rich Quick  was the co-founder of a hip-hop group appropriately named “Rag Tag” because of their diverse and disorderly composition. 

In April 2012 Rich released, I'm With The DJ, and while touring for the project and after a show, Rich was approached by Jeff Davis aka Stress the White Boy. Stress and Chuck Treece, a powerhouse production duo referred to as STREECE (who have previously produced for Lil Wayne, The Roots, Gym Class Heroes, Travie McCoy, Tyga, Good Charlotte, Sting & Billy Joel among many others) and after hitting it off they began working with Rich on material that would eventually turn into his forthcoming Sad Songz EP which will be released on 8-20-2013.

The work on Sad Songz captured the attention of multi-Grammy award winning artist, Tim "Timebomb" Armstrong of Rancid & Transplants fame. Armstrong, a longtime friend of Stress, collaborated on a track with STREECE and Rich. The track entitled "Stay True" became part of the Tim Timebomb and Friends project and quickly became a fan favorite. 

The diversity and authenticity of Rich Quick's Sad Songz EP has already caught the attention of Allhiphop.com, Magnet Magazine, MSN.com, Urb.com, Respect-mag.com, Hiphopdx.com & Philadelphia Weekly and with his release date right around the corner, today he releases a bonus cut, "Travelin' Man,” from his forthcoming EP featuring 1/2 of Dilated Peoples & Reef The Lost Cauze and remixed by STREECE.  Other notable collaborators on Sad Songz include Jakk Frost & Vinnie Paz.

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Rich Quick f/ Rakka Iriscience & Reef The Lost Cauze- 'Travelin' Man' (STREECE Remix)

Who Do You Believe In The End (KMT Mix) - The Doors Vs Tupac

KELLEN DE VOS - GRAND SLAM

A punk concept album about a young man shouting himself into adulthood.
Across twelve raw, confession-heavy tracks, [Album Title] follows a lad lost in self-loathing, cheap nights, and inherited chaos — dragged forward by the rough voice of his father, or his own reflection, or both. Each song rewrites a “rule” not as advice, but as a confrontation:
stand up straight, stop lying, find better friends, sort your own mess, chase meaning, let yourself fall, tell the truth, hold onto small mercies.

Musically it hits like a hybrid of spoken confession and shouted doctrine —
talk-sing verses, ferocious gang-vocal choruses, soft middle-eights where the armour cracks.
The album arcs from self-destruction to reluctant courage, ending not in triumph but in tenderness: a quiet alley, a stray cat, and a small moment of grace.

This is punk as self-repair,
a mirror held too close,
a father’s tough love echoing through the walls,
and a boy learning to grow into a man
one brutal truth at a time.

RULE ONE

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Float On Up (Ludacris vs. Modest Mouse)

Produced by @scottmelker
Creative Direction: Josh Gotthelf
Additional Production: Skinny Friedman

Turning the awful sounds of the Bay Area traffic into something great. 

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PRESS RELEASE:

New Song Created From Over 20 Different Traffic Sounds Turns Bay Area Traffic Into a Melodic Beat

Carma Launches Redesigned Site with Original Traffic-­Inspired Song Created by Famed DJ & Producer Scott Melker

SAN FRANCISCO, CA ­ February 11, 2016 ­ Timed to the launch of its redesigned site, carsharing platform startup Carma has teamed with internationally­recognized DJ and music producer Scott Melker to release an original song mixed from over 20 different Bay Area traffic sounds. Titled “Freedom To Go,” Melker’s song is produced with various recorded sounds ranging from idyll car engines, police and ambulance sirens, crosswalk beeps and commands down to a Chinese mandolin.

The song is part of a larger initiative to rethink traffic and congestion alleviation introduced by Carma, a carpooling and carsharing startup that pushes to get fewer cars on the road through maximum car utilization. “Most us accept traffic as unavoidable, but the truth is we have the ability to change it into a much better way of life,” said Josh Gotthelf, CMO, Carma. “The goal of this song was to illustrate how a different approach can turn something terrible into something good.”

Over a period of 2 days, Melker recorded hundreds of sounds familiarly heard during San Francisco Bay Area traffic on local highways, freeways and city streets. The sounds that made the song include:
● Ambient traffic noise
● Ambient voices
● Ambulance and police sirens
● Car door closing
● Car engine starting
● Car idling
● Crosswalk beeps and “Wait” audio commands
● Erhu (Chinese instrument)
● Fan belt
● Keys rustling
● Truck doors closing (retuned to create the kick drum)
● Truck driving by (Doppler effect)
● Truck trunk closing (retuned to create the snare)
● Truck coming to a complete stop
● Truck idling
● Seatbelt clicking close

“Until now, I had never attempted to make pleasant sounds out of such jarring samples,” said Scott Melker, DJ and music producer. “It was a fun challenge to create custom synths from the sounds of a rotating fan belt or drums from the sounds of slamming car doors and trunks. This project definitely stretched the limits of my production abilities.”

Second to LA, Bay Area traffic congestion is worse than anywhere in the U.S due to the booming economy. Local commuter traffic now starts before 5 am and stretches through mid­morning. When the average privately­owned vehicle in the U.S. is used only 54 minutes a day, Carma’s fleet of shared cars are netting in usage upwards of 10 hours a day.

“Freedom To Go” will be available to stream and download for free on Carma’s redesigned site launching today at ​www.GoCarma.com.​To find out more about Carma, visit their ​Facebook page or follow them on ​Twitter.​


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Freedom To Go

all crew,
here´s a mashup we did a while ago with an instrumental we called "Keng Khaan" and the dope vocals of Talib Kweli´s "Get By". some of you may know this from our dj sets. anyway, if you heard this before or not, this is how we like our Hip Hop. with a organic musical feel to it and deep conscious rhymes. we hope you enjoy this as we do.
play out loud :)

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Float On Up (Ludacris vs. Modest Mouse)

Gardenhead Records

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