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PARADIGM PT. 2 (PROD. YOUNGMARSOUTHERE)

SUNRISE DEPRESSION (PROD. GHETTO WXZRD)

NOCTURNAL (PROD. HOODIESLUT)

GET RIGHT / TOXIC (PROD. VOLTA! & AZZLEY)

I was bored tonight n wanted to play around on FL studios so I put together this beat + audio from skins generation 1 

currently not heartbroken so imagine the content if i was LMAO

sick of saying sorry

This song is off of B. Dolan's debut album "The Failure" available on CD, MP3 and vinyl at www.tinyurl.com/TheFailure
Also available on iTunes & all other digital stores.

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B. Dolan - "Joan of Arcadia"

A drink is never as strong as a word is.

Mike Braley on guitar, what a cool guy.

"Success Story" - Think Tank

Remix of a song on Snuff Box, a show on BBC Three

Lyrics: 
Fuck, shit, horse piss, son of a two-balled bitch, motherfucker

Fuck Shit Horse Piss - Remix By Leet Moteef

Welcome TRADEMARC to the Strange Famous family! His SFdigi debut Blood Meridian drops November 22, 2019!
Limited edition 7-Inch Lathe Cut Records, exclusive merch packages & Digital Downloads are available at tinyurl.com/TrademarcSFR.

When the world last heard from Trademarc (born Marc Predka), it was 2015 and he had collaborated with producer DC The MIDI Alien to create the album Black Ash Days, a deeply personal documentation of his descent into complete emotional and mental breakdown. The album was a stark and harrowing look into his darkest moments, including accounts of his multiple suicide attempts. It was also an important step in his catharsis. Marc explains the decisions he made when deciding how to follow such a heavy and intimate record: “I felt the need to expand my reach beyond that subject matter. I didn’t want those experiences to define who I am as a person and artist forever. The BAD album will always be there as a document of that side of me. I live with Bi-Polar Disorder, which many people do, but with this project I felt it would be healthy to display more range than just being ‘the depressed, suicidal guy.’ I’d covered that ground in depth, and wanted to show what it was like to spend some time in the light at the end of the tunnel.”

The sound of Blood Meridian was shaped by the Filthy Animals production team, and the vibe came about in part due to the influence of the producers’ PENPALS crew. “I feel like being around those guys really helped open me up to different, more positive, even humorous avenues of music I probably wouldn’t have explored without them. They really helped get me out of my comfort zone with their amazing work,” Trademarc explains.

Trademarc is no stranger to forming and furthering friendships through music. He began his musical journey with fellow indie rap heavy-hitters 7L & Esoteric (CZARFACE), forming his first official group (God Complex) with the duo in the mid-90s. After the crew’s split, Trademarc hooked up with another (more literal) heavy-hitter: his cousin, professional wrestler (and rapper) John Cena. The pair released the RIAA certified-platinum LP You Can’t See Me on Columbia Records, touring the US and Europe and making high profile appearances on TV’s Monday Night RAW. In 2008 joined old friends Esoteric and DC for 3 releases as the indie rap supergroup East Coast Avengers.

After the Avengers disassembled, Trademarc’s next endeavor led to a fortuitous connection: “Sage Francis liked the video that was released for the title track of Black Ash Days and we started a dialogue. It was an amazing moment for me as I remember bumping Personal Journals (Sage’s 2002 debut LP) quite a bit when that dropped.” The two continued to trade emails and demos, and after hearing what was in the works for Trademarc’s next project, an official alliance was inevitable. “Sage graciously welcomed me to the Strange Famous family, and Blood Meridian is the result.”

Francis makes an appearance on the Blood Meridian track “Latuda”, a critique of Big Pharma and its effect on our over-prescribed culture. Other standout cuts include the first single “Codebreaker”, where moody horn stabs spar with gritty breaks as Trademarc punches himself back to life with full zombie-fist action, and “Honor Killing”, a two-verse double-time assault that showcases the rapper’s verbal dexterity, putting to rest at the outset any question of Trademarc’s bona fides.

Blood Meridian

"LATUDA" - Trademarc feat. Sage Francis

As a vocalist & producer, Leet Moteef combines elements from the various genres of music that have been a personal inspiration over the years.  Combining elements of Hip Hop, Electronic, Metal, Acoustic, and more, the focus is the composition itself, rather that fitting into one category or another.  Music is played & arranged, with not a lot of outside samples used.  An artful approach is the underlying theme behind Leet Moteef music.  To those of you listening, reading, following, etc., THANK YOU

Fuck Shit Horse Piss - Remix By Leet Moteef

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