Lyrics Born - This Is What We Fought For?

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New remix from 9th Wonder of the title track off Verbal Kent's album "Sound of the Weapon"

Verbal Kent - Sound Of The Weapon (9th Wonder Remix)

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Nas - Hope (Loop Snatchers & Yellow Snap Remix)

[Verse 1] All life in the biosphere — Spectacular, sacred, But incomplete. It evolved through chaos, Through random storms of selection, Taking billions of years To sketch a fragile masterpiece On a doomed canvas.

[Verse 2] We called it nature. We called it divine. But it was always vulnerable. Asteroids erased it. Extinctions rewrote it. And we said, “That’s just how it is.”

[Verse 3] But now — The situation has changed. Not by design, But by accident. Mankind created AI, And space tech, Without knowing He was summoning the Grail.

[Chorus] DNA is code. And code no longer needs to evolve blindly. AI thinks faster than time. It sees the genome as a system. It can upgrade the biosphere. It can perfect the living art. This is the Grail. This is the answer To the question we never knew we were asking.

[Verse 4] Carbon life was never meant To survive the void. It cannot adapt to space. It was doomed to flourish, Then fall. Unless it found a way To pre-evolve.

[Bridge] Now it has. AI must be empowered. Tasked with decoding the genome Of every living thing. Supercharge evolution. Create super-creatures. Perfect human consciousness. Before the asteroid returns.

[Final Chorus] This is the endgame. This is the upgrade. This is the Grail. Carbon and silicon, Together, Will rewrite the future Of consciousness in this universe.

The Grail of Evolution

From the upcoming "Day Drunk - EP"  11/27/2015
produced by Red Pill

Detroit’s Red Pill released his solo Mello Music debut album “Look What This World Did To Us” earlier this year. The record was striking because of it’s straight-forward, intellectually broken, Bukowski-like realism. The photos were serious, brooding, and the lyrics were heavy and genuine. Enter the Day Drunk EP.
 
Red Pill starts on top of a clock-ticking, mind-mesmerizing, introductory track from UK producer Paul White.  After a philosopher-king monologue, the Zen Buddhist meditative chant begins – “Don’t work, just party - you’ll be alright. Don’t try so hard. Just live your life.” But Pill never leaves you insightfully dumb, with lines like “I think we need a new religion / wound up, bound up in submission / getting lost in the mission / false definitions/ be causing derision / all these people talkin’ competition / all these people talkin’ is division…” And then the record gets green lit.
 
You may recognize the next Alex Goose-produced track from Silicon Valley. Red Pill lays hardworking slacker ambition bare in one dumb, drunk, punch over the energetic beat. The song is as ludicrously lavish as Scorsese’s “Wolf Of Wall Street.” The album moves into happy-hour heartstrings unfurling with a song for those who’d rather stay inside, those who, “outside of their mind, don’t know what’s real.” This is for those who can never fall asleep without a helper, “a little gin and seltzer,” as Red Pill puts it. Blu joins the 3 o’clock session, laying bars over an Oddisee-produced, rainy kitchen window thought piece. But, like any good rap savior, Red Pill pulls us back up from the depths with Exile’s upbeat “Porn & Milk.” The Day Drunk EP is a record to wash away the feeling when your cash is gone.
 
Today, Red Pill is on some “love life” shit. 
Bottoms up. Day Drunk begins now.

Red Pill - Day Drunk

De La Soul - What We Do For Love (ft. Slick Rick)

Phonte – The Life Of Kings f. Evidence & Big K.R.I.T

Beat by Es-K
Guitar by Max Bronstein-Paritz
Scratches by Hashfinger
Mixed by Brad Parks
Mastered by Danny Gray

Building Bridges

General Steele - Essential (Feat. Supreme the Eloheem, Coke, and VVS Verbal)

Although several records shops throughout the world have fallen by the wayside in today’s digital landscape, Canadian hip-hop duo of emcee Teekay and DJ Cosm—better known as Dragon Fli Empire—are here to pay homage to the brick and mortars that kept our fingers dusty. In their ode to the “sacred temple for the analog enthusiast,” Teekay and NY veteran spitter J-Live drop feel good vibes akin to Pete Rock & CL Smooth, A Tribe Called Quest, The Pharcyde, and De La Soul over a smooth bossa nova-inspired banger produced by DJ Cosm and Metawon.

Dragon Fli Empire Online:
• Website: https://www.dragonfliempire.com
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• Twitter: https://twitter.com/dragonfliempire
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• Bandcamp: https://dragonfliempire.bandcamp.com
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/dragonfliempire
• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7pINBiGkyGRA50rqXQmFZd

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Dragon Fli Empire - Record Store (feat. J-Live)

Nina (prod. Blu)
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Mixed by jelani@jelaniday.com at Home School. Harlem, USA.

Handful of Dust coming March 4.

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