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Sunday Morning - NoName Gypsy

featuring Via Rosa and theMIND of THEMPEOPLE

Cloud ft. theMIND and Via Rosa

New Faces Ft Shaheed Flow

Tommy Wright III - Psycho Sounds

Mixed Signals

$3,000 Advice Feat. theMIND [Prod. By THEMpeople]

The Ruined

We Up (feat. BONES)

hippityhiphop track music hoopla champloo.

Enclave - Expression

JG (1)

MK ULTRA (prod. $lumlord)

So Bad single taken from DUÑE x CRAYON EP
RELEASE DATE : 25/03
RELEASED ON : ROCHE MUSIQUE

Itunes : apple.co/1pkc68v
Spotify : bit.ly/22K6KBz
Deezer : bit.ly/21KiMsj

Crayon 
Soundcloud : @crayonoff
Facebook : facebook.com/crayonoff
Instagram : instagram.com/crayonmusic

Duñe
Soundcloud : @duneofficial
Facebook : facebook.com/duneoff
Instagram : instagram.com/duneofficial

Duñe x Crayon - So Bad

Old Kanye, New Simbi. Enjoy.

Socials:
www.littlesimz.co
@littlesimz
www.facebook.com/littlesimz
twitter.com/LittleSimz
youtube.com/littlesimzvevo
littlesimz.bandcamp.com

Heard Em Say (Freestyle)

Recorded at: Gspot Studios
Mixed + Mastered by: Matic Music Group

Thanks For The Chapstick

In My Mind

Spotify

In My Mind (prod. by Keith Bell & BeWill)

Summer Friends (feat. Jeremih & Francis & The Lights)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6je5MoFfW7k

<a href='https://theartistunion.com/tracks/8fb760'>Download for free on The Artist Union</a>

ｈｏｊｉ  ｂｌａｎｃａ

@DerekPopeMusic and @XavierTopFloor connect on "Squadron" produced by Derek Pope 

TOP FLOOR MUSIC GROUP 


Derek Pope x Xavier "Squadron" (prod. Derek Pope)

-Download full album at-
http://6cardinal.bandcamp.com/

“Flourish” marks 6 Cardinal’s return to the traditional album after releasing a slew of loose singles with various producers over the past year. Keeping in line with the album’s botanical motif, “Flourish” represents 6’s journey back to his musical roots. On the production side, “Flourish” forgoes the electronic-influenced production heard in 6’s recent output in favor of the soulful and sample-heavy brand of production marking his earlier projects, which is provided on “Flourish” by 6’s longtime friend, collaborator, and Brooklyn-based boom-bap maestro Ace Fayce. On the lyrical side, “Flourish” signals 6’s departure from the amorphous lyrics offered in much of his recent music and instead showcases more focused lyricism, touching on subjects such as love (LuvJawn), drug use (Royals), and the pitfalls of working dreary 9 to 5 jobs (Nine2Five), among others. 
“Flourish” began as a simple idea: 6 would fly from South Florida to Brooklyn for a few days with hopes to capture New York City’s ambience and his creative chemistry with Ace in one collection of songs created from scratch. Indeed, prior to 6’s arrival in Brooklyn no lyrics had been written and no beats had been made. However, armed with their musical rapport and certain unnamed members of the fungus and cannabinoid families, over the next three days the MC/producer duo conceptualized, produced, wrote, and recorded the album. The finished product is an homage to the concept of growth: the cultivation of the duo’s friendship; the germination of their creative chemistry; and, finally, the maturation of both artists’ sounds collaboratively and respectively. Though the album certainly stands as a testament to the duo’s own growth, the statement they intend to convey above all else is an imperative to its listeners: Flourish. Flourish in life; in love; and in spirit. 

“Flourish in immortal youth, Unhurt amidst the wars of elements, The wrecks of matter, and the crush of worlds.” – Joseph Addison

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