At our network we only listen to killertape music, so we don't need a track listing. We know the voices when we hear them. We put our faith in artists that are consistent.

في شبكتنا نستمع فقط إلى القاتل الموسيقى الشريط، لذلك نحن لسنا بحاجة إلى قائمة المسار. نحن نعرف الأصوات عندما نسمع منهم. وضعنا ثقتنا في الفنانين التي تنسجم.

ALCHEMY ENERGY (DURACELL ULTRAMAGNETIC) VOL.41 side b

RATED PINEAL GLAND (3RD EYE ACTIVATION) VOL.43 side a

At our network we only listen to killertape music, so we don't need a track listing. We know the voices when we hear them. We put our faith in artists that are consistent.

في شبكتنا نستمع فقط إلى القاتل الموسيقى الشريط، لذلك نحن لسنا بحاجة إلى قائمة المسار. نحن نعرف الأصوات عندما نسمع منهم. وضعنا ثقتنا في الفنانين التي تنسجم.

HIGH OCTANE (THE NEW GAS FACE) VOL.13 side a

Thrive 2

It's A Stick Up

Big Twins "Stick Up" produced by Knxwledge

Run Around Instrumental

Rain Every Season

Rain Every Season (feat. The Alchemist)

Charlotte rapper Lord Jah-Monte Ogbon has released the final freestyle in his loose, inspired run of reinterpretations paying homage to Atlanta’s snap era. For this sendoff, he digs into “Up Thru There,” the high-energy posse cut originally delivered by Shop Boyz, Young Dro, and Yung L.A.
Ogbon approaches the track with his signature poise — sharp, unbothered, and effortlessly stylish. His delivery rides the beat with a kind of studied ease, reframing the original’s manic energy into something cooler, more controlled. It’s less a throwback than a subtle recontextualization, proving that even the most regionally specific eras in rap can still echo with new urgency in the right hands.
As the final chapter in this remix series, the freestyle serves both as a love letter to an oft-overlooked corner of Southern rap history and a testament to Ogbon’s versatility. He doesn’t just rap over these beats — he reanimates them.

HIGH OCTANE (THE NEW GAS FACE) VOL.13 side a

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