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Roku - Dusk

From the ep "Itchy Evolution" on Addictech records 

VENT - Evolution

Under the guise of DyE we nd ‘Taki 183,’ an enigmatic debut Album from Juan de Guillebon; long time bass player to the demanding training of the Parisian electronic scene - Joakim & the Disco, Botox and Maestro. DyE has said of ‘Taki 183’ that it ‘is a personal and progressive urban design’ already popular with artists as diverse as James Murphy, DJ Mehdi, Erol Alkan and James Holden. Sometimes dreamy electro-pop or excessive shoe gaze, and then often introverted dubstep and hallucinogenic nu-disco. On a more Highbrow level, DyE invests several research elds into his music, such as harmonic instrumental radicals and disarticulated cosmic melodies and synthetic songs!!!! But fundamentally what we discover is a journey through DyE’s immediate sphere of in uence, with the rst port of call being his younger self. 
Meet 14 year-old DyE, he is playing guitar in a Tropical Disco band with Malian Musicians, but then leaves to study sound engineering, cello and Electric Bass - precocious at best. Luckily for us he found time to mess himself up by joining a rock band, of sorts, as bass Player for Joakims band around 2005. DyE was 3 years on the road playing every major city around the world and recording on many of Joakims albums. In his own words 
Tigersushi Records 
‘it was some kind of Golden Age.’ But it was around 2007 when the infamous Web 2.0 appeared; the period in the history of the Internet, where the user became, not just the content, but the star of the data world. DyE is fascinated by the in nity opportunity to be both anonymous and popular from any Place in the World. As a Call and Response to this ‘Golden period’ DyE created a little project called ‘One Week, One Track!’ which saw him upload a new track to MySpace every week.

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DyE - Immortals Only

College is supposed to be many things. College was supposed to be one of the final sanctuaries of the young black adult. 

The sanctuary has been defiled. Where are we to go now?

Released because I felt compelled. Because I made this before it got this bad. These lives lost are real. Not just numbers. RIP to the Young King who lost his life this morning. Quick healing to those who are hanging on by a thread. 

I think the greats look down on us and cry, that's why the art is what it is. 

Pray for peace. Be a blessing. Not a burden. 

Pray for Wiley. It's on fire. 

Pray Blacks can end Self-Extermination.

Just pray. And I mean that. 

The Grim

Cpt. AlienMutantCyborgNinjaZombie

Stones Throw Podcast 88.8: Knxwledge - StrwbrryMomnts

We recently sat down with our friend Iman Omari​ (@imanomari) at his show in Washington, DC for an interview about his LA roots, the emotional side of his music, and the role of his work ethic in his success thus far. He also recorded us a mix showcasing his favorite tunes from him and his homies. Read his story now at www.modernhiero.com/blog1/imanomari.

Photo by @jordan_martins.


Iman Omari Mix [Interview in Description]

Rainbow After Rain

Ruff Dust (prod. by ahwlee)

07 Wysse Golf - Chlyklass

Four new instrumental tracks, produced, recorded, composed & played by: DF. Free download http://stonesthrow.com

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Habit Zero