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caught some inspiration from a beat battle flipping the "Lost In Paradise" sample.

Tokyo Prison

Found a dope Latin guitar sample and decided to build off of it and this is the result. Hope it brightens your day!

Latin Badya

A few years ago, for a beat contest, I was asked to flip "A Boozehound Named Barney" from The Simpsons episode where the family gets a nanny that similar to Mary Poppins. I finally decided to put this out there on the internet, let me know what you think!

Move It Boozehound

Comprende

My take on a groove based on "Hedgehog's Dilemma" from Neon Genesis Evangelion.

Hedge

I was influenced by the bass line from "Five Minutes of Funk" and the rest is what you hear.

Fivevibe

Lady Life Lover

A scene's background music from a Lupin the III movie reminded me of Black Moon's "Who Got Da Props", so I was inspired to pay homage.

Black Lupin

I met James Macro and we decided to make some magic happen.

Chase The Sea F. James Macro The Astro MC

Boogie Root F. James Macro The Astro MC

a groove based off of D'Angelo's "The Root".

Boogie Root instr.

an old beat that I decided to remix. sampled from one of my favorite Eric Benet joints.

Benet Beat

Sinead's Groove

My first international collab with a very talented musician from Germany, Chris Cross! I look forward to doing more projects together.  Check out his latest album, Rooftop Vibes, at https://soundcloud.com/chriscrosspresents.

Mood Rhapsody (Bremen To Alamo City)f. Chris Cross

I was so mesmerized by the minimalist piano melody whenever you visit the ruined Temple of Time in Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, that I wrote a song about it. Wanna hear it? Here it go!

The Triforce Needs Five More Minutes {FREE DOWNLOAD}

A twist to Cowboy Bebop's "NY Rush", with homage to Mobb Deep's "Give Up The Goods (Just Step)" in the intro.

Woke N Swagger

Yoooo... I finally was able to work with an artist I've listened to for years, the multi-talented Pigeon John. Many may recall him when he was with Brainwash Projects and LA Symphony, but he's had a ton of success as a solo artist for quite a while. It was an honor to work with him, and he brought the charisma and hype that I've always liked about his music. Enjoy.

Top It Off f. Pigeon John

Seizan Visions

One of my favorite anime of all time is Science Ninja Team Gatchaman aka Battle of the Planets aka G-Force aka Gatchaman. Of these, my favorite version is the 1994 OVA series. This beat is a tribute to two arts that I love, anime and hip-hop.

Science B-Boy Crew Gatchaman

Recently discovered that the acapella chorus to Saturday Love mixed well with Love Is Stronger Than Pride, and this is the result. I hope y'all enjoy this just as much as I did producing it.

Twentyfiveeight

Melancholic yet soulful rhodes melody reminded me of a chill Samurai Champloo-type vibe, and from there I produced the rest. I hope y'all can dig it.

Nothingelse

This beat was influenced by the great West Coast producer Abel Beats. I hope this joint does you justice, my man.

Hollywood Nights

Just a recent beat I made that has "tell me a story" written all over it. *cough* Listen up rappers *cough*.

Tron Solo

Influenced by the name of a track from Curtis Mayfield's debut album, nothing more.

Hell Below

This is the theme music I produced for my good buddy Jarrod Alberich The Yardsale Artist's podcast series called "THE DIGITAL 007: A Look Back at James Bond in Video Games." I combined elements from the classic anime "Neon Genesis Evangelion" and "From Russia With Love" to create the music. Check out Jarrod's premiere episode here: https://secretpodcast.podbean.com/e/the-digital-007-a-look-back-at-james-bond-in-video-games-disk-01-1982-1989/

SMERSH LOL

This is the theme music I did for my friends at The Longbox Crusade for their "GI Joe Chronicles" podcast. I interpolated the GI Joe The Movie theme music and Jerry Bruckheimered it a bit. Check out the premiere episode here: http://www.longboxcrusade.com/2019/09/gi-joe-chronicles-devils-due-years.html

G.I.YouKnow

Heavily influenced by the artistry of the uber talented Tom Misch, from a production standpoint I wanted to do justice on a Take 6 sample from a track on their classic album So Much 2 Say called  "I'm On My Way."

If U Don't Know

Down to collab, love working with others on projects.  My influences range from hip-hop, jazz, soul, R&B, to gospel. Hit me up.

Joe November

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