2023 mk2

Jazzy/Soulful Vibes Part 2

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in for it-tory lanez

HOLD YOUÊ

Gyptian - Hold You (Hold Yuh)

Doja Cat - You Right ft. The Weekend (slowed and edited)

Ruger - Dior

Ruger - Dior - JUNE 2022

Camidoh - Sugarcane Remix (Feat. Mayorkun, King Promise & Darkoo)

Beautiful And Brutal Yard

Nice Body (feat. Jorja Smith)

champ hoody music. ep. 3

cloth talk. (feat. Goya Gumbani & lojii)

Time

Ariel - Time (prod. Relyae)

Lyrics/Arrangement: Jessica Jolia
Music: Yaahn Hunter Jr.

Lyrics:
Running
I've been back at it again
Searching for something that must be out there hiding
What's the use of chasing dreams if they don't ever bring you peace
And you can never get no sleep
Scared of running out of time

Feels like I'm losing
Not really sure anymore
Does it even matter
And did I even have a choice or
Is this my story
The writings on the wall for me
Does it even matter
Not really sure anymore

Running
I've been wandering again
Searching for something that must be out there hiding
What's the use of chasing dreams if they don't ever bring you meaning
You can never get no sleep
Scared of running out of time

Feels like I'm losing
Not really sure anymore
Does it even matter
And did I even have a choice or
Is this my story
The writings on the wall for me
Does it even matter
Not really sure anymore

Ah...

Feels like I'm losing
Not really sure anymore
Does it even matter
And did I even have a choice or
Is this my story
The writings on the wall for me
Does it even matter
Not really sure anymore

Does It Even Matter

Does It Even Matter (Prod. by Yaahn Hunter Jr.)

215 Galactic (ft. Jahmi Roc,BrokenHartedMan187,Lena Daitz).wav

Miss You Jah

Made this one with the greatest in mind, he's responsible for so much of what we do. I know Dilla tributes are kinda played out but making music is how I express myself and honor his memory. Enjoy!

One for JD [180]

"Well, here goes... Magnesium Opium. Finally. There has been a considerable amount of folklore amongst longtime fans surrounding this album: “Was it ever completed?”; “why was it never released?”; “what's the story behind the title?”—that kind of talk. 

Let’s take a sec to look back: the early 2000s were an incredibly industrious time for myself and my peers in music. We had big rap dreams, busy schedules and bountiful ideas—all amidst what some would consider to be the “last big hurrah” of the music industry as we knew it. 

As for the nowfolk album, Ishkan and I had been recording music under the group, Moniker, since the mid-late nineties and had released two albums already: Style Gangstas (1999) and The Moon (2001). During the late fall of 2001, we hastily launched into a project called The Winter. We ended up shelving it, and at the start of 2002, decided to work on something we felt would be more substantial (a more updated nowfolk project, if you will). We worked on the album incrementally from January 2002 until June 2003. Around June, I had a conversation with a fan who told me of a crazy dream he had involving finding a “lost nowfolk album,” and in the dream he recalled the album being called Magnesium Opium. I told Ish about the dream, and we unanimously decided use it for the title. 

It's kind of amazing that we didn't have a real album title until the project was wrapped. That's unusual. As I mentioned previously, it was a very busy time and between my solo work and touring with my main group—I was swamped. 

At the end of June, my Adat recording system was destroyed virtually stranding the nowfolk album from being mixed and released along with many other solo projects. I know I've brought this up countless times, but it has to be rehashed to accurately tell the story. 

Anyway, all I had were very rough mixes on cassette and cd of “mag op”. I acquired new recording equipment and really didn't look back from that point plus Ish moved to Victoria in the fall of 200,3 and it ultimately slowed our nowfolk aspirations to a near standstill for years. When I finally acquired a replacement Adat lx20 unit a couple years ago, I began to unearth and mix mag op using my rough tape mixes as reference. Then, I reassembled the album chronologically in the exact order that we had recorded the songs. 

Now that URBNET has granted me the opportunity to release an album monthly for 2016, I knew that it was the perfect time to bring Magnesium Opium to the world. 

~~ Moka. February 15th, 2016. 

Nowfolk (Moka Only & Ishkan) - Put It On [from the album Magnesium Opium - 2003]

Player Profile Ep

Silent Treatment

Pinder - Silent Treatment

slowed version of Let Me Love You by Ariana Grande featuring Lil Wayne.

Let Me Love You/Slowed - Ariana Grande

no copyright intended. All rights go to the artist(s) and their company or companies.

Justine Skye - Collide (slowed down)

Stream/Download 'Twice As Tall': https://burna.lnk.to/TwiceAsTall

Twice as Tall

Jessica Jolia, widely known for her versatility and multi-octave vocal range, is an American recording artist, songwriter, producer, and humanitarian. Her debut single "Sometimes" was independently released and has accumulated over 40 million combined views and streams. She has performed on The Ellen Show and The Late Late Show, and has been featured in The Source, This Is RnB, The A&R Report, Rolling Soul Brazil and many other publications around the world.

Jessica has had the pleasure of recording and touring with many award-winning artists, including Dr. Dre, T.I., Rita Ora, Meghan Trainor, Iggy Azalea, The Chainsmokers, The Jonas Brothers, Kylie Minogue, Katy Perry, Johnny Gill, Eric Benet and many more. She is also the recipient of the 2020 SAMMIES Award for Best Singer/Songwriter, which recognizes Sacramento’s biggest and brightest in music.

As an advocate of music education, innovation and entrepreneurship, Jessica proudly serves as owner and founder of Dekada Records, an independent record label, and as a voting member of The Recording Academy. Her commitment to making positive, lasting contributions to her community and abroad has afforded her the opportunity to collaborate with various organizations, including Shriners Hospital, The Endometriosis Foundation of America, NAACP, In A Perfect World, and The American Foundation For Suicide Prevention.

"The Life" (EP) - Available Everywhere