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Runway

Introo/ O.M.G. Voodoo Cunt / Hard HA!

The Runway Collection

Don't Twerk (I Wanna See You Vogue) [Dub Mix]

Produced by Xeraph. For Promotional Use Only.

www.xeraph.net

The Iconic House of Ninja

Xeraph - The Ha Dance (Haüs Of Xeraph Remix)

The Pew Dance is available on all streaming platforms.

song.link/album/i/1460610408

www.xeraph.net

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Xeraph - The Pew Dance (Original Mix)

My first official release for https://soundcloud.com/knightwerkofficial So excited about this one! More to come soon bbs, stay tuned ^+^

Mastered by https://soundcloud.com/shelbywoomuzik

Functionality

Xeraph - SORCERER (Original Mix)

MikeQ - Runway Diva www.facebook.com/matikellerwork

Produced by Xeraph. Contains samples of "Painting Piece" from Okami Original Soundtrack by Hiroshi Yamaguchi. For Promotional Use Only.

www.xeraph.net

Xeraph - Black Sakura

Lady GaGa - @u12@ (Boyfriends KILLED The Runway Remix)

Loyal Freestyle Ha

Vjuan Allure, a name that surely needs no introduction. Performer, DJ & radio personality iconic for his inimitable role in cultivating scenes in NYC, across the states and beyond through his ear for reconstructing dance music & club culture.

Vjuan has recently had mainstream involvement in influencing the global LGBTQ community by appearing on ‘Ru Pauls Drag Race’ season 9 and featuring as the main producer of Ru’s latest Album and his ‘Category Is’ used in the final four performance challenge.

Later this year Vjuan offers up the raw & underground side of his music by unearthing and repurposing a previously unreleased track from 2006. The Prjkts crew are blessed with the opportunity to release a remix EP of the ballroom stomper “Runway Diva” including a fast paced stunt worthy weapon from Bob Traxx & an absolutely criminal Techno inspired weapon from Gang Fatale and Night Slugs prodigy Neana which feels like it would be most at home in a sweat soaked warehouse at 6am on a Monday morning. 

This project consists of an extended Elite Re-Run by Vjuan of the original runway track + three more remixes from Elite Beats family NIGHTSHADE, CVNT TRAXXX & UPTOWN NIKKO.

Runway Diva (Vjuan's Elite Re-Run)

03. LAW - Byrell The Great

"Part 1 of a story. When a Butch Queen realizes that he feels more inside of him then just trade"

‘Chopped Cheese’ mixtape is a chronicles of club hymns inspired directly by ghetto house, ballroom culture, and rap references. Clashing sounds likes Drowning Pool and Busta Rhymes, Byrell The Great creates a soundscape like no other.

FOLLOW
Spotify: tinylink.net/LLwpX
Instagram: ByrellTheGreat
Twitter: ByrellTheGreat

Spotify: 
https://open.spotify.com/track/6gUKZOrFcdbVJZSaefonMI?si=hAzczkmMQjexT6Yu1s7ayA
Itunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/se/album/work-this-pussy-single/1437542881
Bandcamp: 
http://loffeninja.bandcamp.com/track/work-this-pussy

www.facebook.com/funkyloffe
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgyVcrXxM-QbSwstpXXBxGg
https://loffeninja.bandcamp.com/releases

Free Download

Work This Pussy

Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/track/2kFkzlaH0giZrgWjKjz8QW?si=-QwHf-4EQtuh2QS2sskqOA
Itunes
https://itunes.apple.com/se/album/brutal-beat-bump-single/1439137387
Bandcamp
https://loffeninja.bandcamp.com/track/brutal-beat-bump

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Brutal Beat Bump

My House Name Is Ninja Mixtape

Robin S - Show Me Love (Loffe Beats & Matyouz Vogue Mix)

For my House <3 

Mixtape available for DL and on a limited Golden USB flash drive on Bandcamp.
https://loffeninja.bandcamp.com/album/my-house-name-is-ninja-mixtape

Loffe Beats - My House Name Is Ninja (Feat Willi Ninja & DJ Chip Chop)

The Runway Collection - Album is available on all major streaming platforms.

https://song.link/album/t/108667300

www.xeraph.net

SORCERER (Haüs of Xeraph Remix)

Asian Cunt (Runway Mix)

Enigmatic Soul

Xeraph is the problem mainstream hip-hop PR can’t solve. Based in Atlanta, born Anh Nguyen in South Vietnam in 1991 and raised in Raleigh, NC, he doesn’t ask for a lane—he builds one and charges tolls. His sound fuses southern rap, hip-hop, and house—engineered for impact rather than approval.

Shaped by African American, Latino, and Asian circles, Xeraph treats culture like hardware, not a costume—Vietnamese grit, diaspora discipline, southern cadence. He’s queer by fact, not by branding—no mascoting, no neat boxes. The writing is cold-cut-precise, the presence predatory, and the stories bridge worlds without pandering to any.

He is a sovereignty project disguised as an artist. He bypasses gatekeepers, weaponizes independence, and builds for those the industry keeps off-mic. If hero worship built the culture, Xeraph is here for the heist—remaking it in his image, one record, one runway, one room at a time.