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Rapsody - Never Know Ft. Nipsey Hussle, Ab-Soul, & Terrace Martin (Produced by 9th Wonder)

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Logic Ft. Big Sean - Alright (Prod. By Tae Beast)

off the Opportunity Knox vol. 2 compilation album brought to you by Deep Concepts Media
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from the  Kenn Starr album  "Square One" on Mello Music Group.

About The Album:
Kenn Starr sees his career at square one, despite being regarded among the elite of the DMV scene, and being in the inner circle of producers Oddisee and Kev Brown, and having his newest album signed to Mello Music Group. Eight years since his debut, Starr Status, Kenn Starr is baggage free on his sophomore album, Square One.

Largely produced by Kev Brown with a nice block of production by Black Milk, and additional work by 14KT, Roddy Rod, and Kaimbr, Square One is Kenn Starr getting back to his foundation to begin anew. The laid back flow remains intact—complementary to the Kev Brown’s vintage soul-crate production—but the perspective is written with a wisdom earned through seeing opportunities that overpassed his doorstep. On “Cigarettes & Whiskey“ he addresses his history with passing fancy and a buried hatchet, “please pardon my view points / Starr Status wasn’t a classic but had a few joints,” and makes no qualms about his hiatus. Square One is the only album Kenn Starr could write in order to bid farewell to days past and move forward.

With the firmest of grips on reality, Kenn Starr has kept his Low Budget Crew ties in toe, including Sean Born who makes appearances on “Product Of The Basement” and album closer, “Farewell”. Kenn also enlists Mello Music standout yU, and long time compatriot Wordsworth, as well as the lush voice of singing star Melanie Rutherford. Square One is built from the underground-up as Starr still writes from the mindset of being a product of the basement. 

Kenn Starr - The Movement II (prod. Kev Brown)

2nd single from C Dot's debut mixtape entitled "Don't Over Think" releasing January 12, 2015.

Fuck About You (Prod. by Jae Faive)

produced by L'Orange, vocals by Kool Keith.
from the upcoming Mello Music Group album "Persona" 3/10
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/persona/id952541263

Ever feel 7 foot 13 and Green? Yeah, Kool Keith does.  MMG producer L'Orange opens the gate to another realm on this new song from the upcoming Mello Music Group album "Persona."  L'Orange's Haunting vocal sample and stutter step drums prod UltraMan to contemplate just how he feels - luckily Kool Keith has no shortage of descriptors.  Sometimes Keith feels happy to stuff the ball in the basket and get two points; sometimes Keith feels rap is his puppet on strings; sometimes he's mostly jolly chillin' on the couch to poli.  The marriage of L'Orange's left of center heroine nod, prohibition era sampling, noirscape production with Kool Keith's legendary Ultramagnetic founding, creator of Billy Miligan split personality sci-fi rap - aka Dr. Octagon, aka Black Elvis, aka Dr. DOOM, aka Tashawn Dorsett, aka Crazy Lou, aka Poppa Large, aka, Keith Korg, aka Mr. Gerbik, or just plain Mr. Thronton to some, is just plain as blissful as Kanye & Kim on a motorcycle riding through the grand canyon.  The point is, let your mind wander while you listen to this new gem from L'Orange & Kool Keith.

L'Orange - Sometimes I Feel (feat. Kool Keith)

Felly - "7th King"

The Soul Diaries is proud to present an EXCLUSIVE upload of the brand new track from @luciddrift a collective  of 3 musicians - two producers and rapper Kade. 

Their second release 'Balla Morai', featuring Cracker and Georgia on vocals, is a seriously chilled production and you can expect more like this in 2015! 

Lucid Drift: making higher music.

First premiered on 'The Soul Diaries' LIVE via Roundhouse Radio. Next show this Friday 4pm GMT.

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The Soul Diaries EXCLUSIVE : Lucid Drift - Balla Morai

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Apollo Brown - Triple Beams (feat. Westside Gunn & Planet Asia)

Ras Kass & Jack Splash are Semi Hendrix http://geni.us/1QU2

Legendary west coast mc Ras Kass berates the present Mickey Mouse mainframe over 3x Grammy Award winning producer Jack Splash's incredible head spinning theme park production.  Add to the mix heavy metal supergroup Slipknot's DJ Starscream providing mesmerizing cuts and comedian Russell Peters and you have a complete mind-altering track from the creators of Semi Hendrix "Breakfast At Banksy's".

Semi Hendrix - Bukowski (feat. DJ Starscream of Slipknot & Russell Peters)

From the upcoming "Day Drunk - EP"  11/27/2015
produced by Red Pill

Detroit’s Red Pill released his solo Mello Music debut album “Look What This World Did To Us” earlier this year. The record was striking because of it’s straight-forward, intellectually broken, Bukowski-like realism. The photos were serious, brooding, and the lyrics were heavy and genuine. Enter the Day Drunk EP.
 
Red Pill starts on top of a clock-ticking, mind-mesmerizing, introductory track from UK producer Paul White.  After a philosopher-king monologue, the Zen Buddhist meditative chant begins – “Don’t work, just party - you’ll be alright. Don’t try so hard. Just live your life.” But Pill never leaves you insightfully dumb, with lines like “I think we need a new religion / wound up, bound up in submission / getting lost in the mission / false definitions/ be causing derision / all these people talkin’ competition / all these people talkin’ is division…” And then the record gets green lit.
 
You may recognize the next Alex Goose-produced track from Silicon Valley. Red Pill lays hardworking slacker ambition bare in one dumb, drunk, punch over the energetic beat. The song is as ludicrously lavish as Scorsese’s “Wolf Of Wall Street.” The album moves into happy-hour heartstrings unfurling with a song for those who’d rather stay inside, those who, “outside of their mind, don’t know what’s real.” This is for those who can never fall asleep without a helper, “a little gin and seltzer,” as Red Pill puts it. Blu joins the 3 o’clock session, laying bars over an Oddisee-produced, rainy kitchen window thought piece. But, like any good rap savior, Red Pill pulls us back up from the depths with Exile’s upbeat “Porn & Milk.” The Day Drunk EP is a record to wash away the feeling when your cash is gone.
 
Today, Red Pill is on some “love life” shit. 
Bottoms up. Day Drunk begins now.

Red Pill - Day Drunk

produced by Nottz
from the upcoming  album "Home Sweet Home"  (11/13)
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Rapper Big Pooh & Nottz - 300Z

Los Angeles duo Ras Kass and Jack Splash, the Oxymorons known as Semi Hendrix ,have been releasing a broad spectrum array of sounds ever since the announcement of their new record “Breakfast At Banksy’s.” One of producer Jack Splash’s strongest suits is the ability to fuse any genre into a fresh blend of driving movements for your speakers. From the more straightforward underground production on the single “Jesus Pressed Mute” to the dizzyingly distorted “Bukowski,” Jack Splash and Ras Kass have quickly established a unique brand of funk and rock infused rap that sits atop the underground of sounds. 

Perhaps the most mainstream of any song on their new record, “Sex Pistol” is an unabashed reminder of the things that drive the baser among us – physical beauty, lust, and sex. And who better to lace the hook than everybody’s favorite ATLien, CeeLo Green. From “Cell Therapy” to singing “Fuck You” at an Obama fundraiser, CeeLo Green has consistently been the go to voice for soul. Here he lends his legendary pipes to Jack Splash’s up-tempo “Sex Pistol” while Ras Kass leans into his first and most universal vice – beautiful women.
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Semi Hendrix feat. CeeLo Green - "Sex Pistol"

from Red Pill's upcoming Day Drunk EP (11/27)
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vocals by Red Pill
produced by Alex Goose
art by Ruff Mercy

About Day Drunk EP
It’s the return of the non-fiction writer stranded in the made-up world. We last heard from Michigan’s Red Pill on his Mello Music Group debut, this spring’s Look At What This World Did To Us—a savage and sardonic diatribe against the modern condition.
 
In the interim, the former factory machinist turned his psychic bloodletting into a sustainable career. Things finally look up for the self-proclaimed “Leonard Letdown.” He toured the EU with Fashawn and Exile, spent the early fall on a 40 city North American tour with Murs, and forged a profound connection with a fanbase exhausted from the lies told to us by politicians, rappers, and ourselves.
 
Its immediate follow-up—the Day Drunk EP—offers a requisite counterbalance to the poison-tipped bleakness of its predecessor. If LAWTWDTU was the rap equivalent of Charles Bukowski’s Ham on Rye, the Day Drunk EP is closer to Notes From a Dirty Old Man. It’s slightly lighter and more playful, stocked with slick talk, wry one-liners, and enough liquor to drown even the most debauched barfly.
 
With production from Oddisee, Exile, Paul White, and Red Pill himself, the beats offer an almost psychedelic slant that blend seamlessly with Pill’s artful complaints. Whereas the last record seemed to sink into a permanent midnight of the soul, this one attempts to reconcile the inequities of life with our own ineluctable realities.
 
The first song, “What You Wish For,” finds Pill half-jokingly offering the advice to give up on work in favor of the 24-hour party. It’s not necessarily a call to hedonism, but rather a way to remind people to wake up from fugue states filled with false religion and Internet pseudo-wisdom.
 
There’s the greasy guitars and hard drums of “90s Money,” a sly love letter towards a vanished world. Pill calls himself a “loser like a Beck record,” a “fat Jesse Einsenberg"  a loose cannon drinking whiskey with two hands, listening to Bitches Brew, eating chicken vindaloo. That’s just in the first minute.
 
Despite the brighter beats and attempt to find levity in our woes, there’s still the searing fear and loathing that makes Pill so compelling. He compares himself to an unloaded gun, maligns the world that’s got him by the throat. He confesses his myriad anxieties, depression, and desire to write a happy song. Only Earl Sweatshirt can match Red Pill at their mutual ability to celebrate the isolated joy of never wanting to leave the house.
 
Maybe it’s the EP’s finale and title track that captures the contradictions at the heart of the music. It’s a eulogy to the summertime, a drinking song undercut by premonitions of doom, a reminder for us not to waste the days until our funeral—a toast to day drinking to forget our own collective pain.




Red Pill - 90s Money(prod. Alex Goose)

Q-Tip's Abstract Radio featuring Just Blaze
Friday December 11th 2015

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Abstract Radio Just Blaze TAKEOVER

Produced by Bobby Johnson, Frank Dukes, Maneesh, Detail & Amaire Johnson

2015 recap video ->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LUqcyc5XuE

What A Year (Ft. Pharrell Williams & Detail)

Crenshaw

All Get Right ft. J Stone

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Kassettenladen

Cutspencer ft. Exzem - Tu ma Kassette

I’ve performed, recorded in almost every style and Genre, established as an entertainer and collaborator. I am not attempting to establish myself in more professional sense and release some old cuts from the vault, unreleased. I started off promoting events, PR, parties and followed my innate ability to contribute, in any way I can provide. 

I Have historical roots in hip-hop (see mcdonalds beat box via youtube - if its still up - see the stein's / bergs if you want that heat - they got all my golden year stuff) but I still am working on new mixes, looking forward to actually fulfilling my dream of touring. and solitifying myself into music with only one alias, LOL

 mostly serving as a lyricist, Vocalist/ master-editor/producer/composer independently, and mainstream features as well. I always seek ways of continuously providing new ways to make music and will share my music with the world, only this time not as a joke or through the tangible hands of raider/wildcat thievery. as notated through contribution to electronic music, i created some funky new wave circa 2010 onward. I am proud to have friends, near and far, who actually want the best be an I always will have a desire to continue performing rock tunes, as words in conversation are easily expressed via rhythm / lead guitar. 

I have been in the game for 25+ years, and looking to emerge from the Underground scene and make a name for myself. 

Notable Collaborations:
Mad Decent & Dirtybird squadrons
0V0. (Westside Abel & Aubrey D.). 
The Neighbourhood (Black & White - Mixtape)
Mike Will Made It (Ransom - Mixtape)
Top Dawg Entertainment.
6th Borough Project.
Wu-Tang Clan.
Honeyluv 
4th Pyramid.
Chris Brown, Tyga (fan of a fan)
Hotel Costes (Multiple Volumes)
E-manl
GOOD Music
Mindelixir
Speaker Knockerz
The M Machine
Visual
The Cool Kids
Wiley, Stormzy (Kings of Grime)
A Tribe Called Quest
+ Many more...

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