Chase & Status and Stormzy - BACKBONE (JMAU5 Remix) 
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Chase & Status and Stormzy - BACKBONE (JMAU5 Remix) [Free DL]

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I think im addicted to this shit

As a full-time creative and pizza enthusiast, Dlight (Dalen Art Chmilar) has been involved in the scene for years by flexing graphic design, videography, photography, setting up gear, and twisting knobs on the decks. As abstract as his paintings, he's a dude who can't be strapped down to only one genre.
Whether it's opening, headlining, or closing the night; Dlight places an emphasis on playing the right music for the correct timeslot. You can often find him laying down the boogie with feel-good, funk, disco, house, and hip-hop elements; but it's always a treat when you get the chance to see him razzle-dazzle with deeper sounds and grungy midtempo bass. While playing a key role with Freshly Squeezed Entertainment, he has had the opportunity to play with a great number of major artists on the scene including Moontricks, Skiitour, Chuurch, Rumpus, Illvis Freshly, Smalltown DJs, Neon Steve, Kytami, Manteasah, WBBL, Mat The Alien, Christian Martin, and Stanton Warriors.

wop  [-ɒp]
  
Noun Slang: Disparaging and Offensive.

An Italian or a person of Italian descent.

Wop is a pejorative racial slur used primarily, but not exclusively, to refer to people from Italy.
It originated between 1910 and 1915 in the United States. 
One famous false etymology is that it stands for "without papers" or "without passport" (abbreviated WOP), widely known to be a fantasy derivation by acronym.
According to Merriam-Webster its first known use was in 1908.
The commonly accepted etymology is that it originates from a southern Italian dialect term "Guappo", meaning swagger, derived from the Spanish term "Guapo", via dialectical French, meaning ruffian or pimp.
This also has roots in the Latin "Vappa", meaning wine gone flat.
This theory holds that the term was brought to the U.S. by early Southern Italian immigrants from the region of Campania, who named those suspected to belonging to the Guapparia "Guappi", in a similar fashion Sicilian people used the term "Mafiosi".
Widely used in Chicago where most immigrants from Campania settled, it was confused by non-Italian people to indicate Southern Italians in general, like the word "Paesano".
Although the history of the word wop is not entirely certain, it can be found in various forms throughout pop culture. One memorable example is the bar fight scene in the film From Here to Eternity.

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Support Shows: Chase & Status, Andy C, Kayzo, HEYZ, Kill The Noise, Chris Lake, Downlink, Dieselboy, Sippy, Sanzu, Ozztin, Star Monster, Felguk, Morgan Page, & more

Festivals: Decadence, Synesthesia SD.