A new instrumental that I mashed up with some pimpin maaaaaaane!!!!

Run With It Mash Up Prod. By M.C. Flu Ft. Project Pat, Juicy J And DJ Paul

3 - Half a Gram Feat. Guilty Simpson

I have been sitting on this edit for about a month now. For some reason, this particular track came in my head while at work. I had this crazy idea, what if I change the time signature of the this classic tune? So I flipped the beat up and chopped the vocals to match the new beat. The vocals itself took me a month to edit for the simple fact, the song is 7 minutes and I would only do a few verses at a time because chopping in 6/8's time signature was messing with my ears a little bit and I wanted to make sure that the lyrics would sound fluid over the new beat. Also, what's so crazy about this song is that all the stuff they were talking about 30+ years ago is still relevant in today's society. 

This is the shorter version of the remix. 
Hit up densonfloyd@gmail.com if you would like a copy of the full version.

TBG

Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five - The Message(TBGREMIX)

Kakarot (Home Studio Version)

Black Tie (Prod by. Smash)

Can I But Will I - prod. by M.C. Flu

A MashUp I made over one of my original instrumentals using Jay-z on the chorus and Biggie Smalls and Big L rapping. Enjoy.

The Try and The Fail Mashup prod. by M.C. Flu - Biggie Smalls and Jay-Z special appearance by Big L

​HotStylz are back with the brand new single "Head ASS" featuring Yung Joc, a spin off of their 2008 hit "Looking Boy" Head ASS will be featured on the upcoming EP entitled "Hot Garbage" dropping this fall

Hot Garbage

HotStylz - Head ASS Ft Yung Joc

A new InFLUmental just in time for the holidays... again.

Mellow Midnite prod. by M.C. Flu

Born and raised on the south side of Chicago, La'Mont R. Williams aka M.C. Flu would discover his love for producing, hip-hop, and rap music at an early age from listening to mixtapes in his local barbershop and with his high school friends. Inspired by his best friend Chase Stewart aka Slim Cee, to both produce instrumentals and later rhyme over the self-produced beats, M.C. Flu's journey began. It was not until Flu met Travis Grace aka Trav while attending Upper Iowa University, and formed the Merc Squad, that Flu's style as a producer emerged from the dorm room productions of Merc Squad's two campus mixtapes. Over the years Flu established his unique sampling technique and collaborates with Slim Cee on projects and creative discussions. M.C. Flu sites J. Dilla, the Heatmakerz, No I.D., DJ Premier, Pete Rock, The Alchemist, DJ Paul and Juicy J, Kanye West, Apollo Brown, Black Milk, Just Blaze, and others as his inspiration.