The History of the Loop Digga, 1990-2000

Episode XVII

Episode XV

Madlib - Unreleased

Liberation 2

One For Biz (Instrumental)

Richies Part Two (Instrumental)

Assata's Code (Instrumental)

Food From the Gods

Double It

Radioactive Spinach IS DøøF + Graymatter
@doofthagodd
@flyanakin
@sadhu-gold

mixed by that mane cape claw

Radioactive Spinach (graymatter & DøøF) - TRUMP IS NOT MY GUY 2k16 feat. fly anakin, sadhugold

Throughout Montreal’s history, few names ring out like Rufus Rockhead’s. Cultural pioneer and possibly the first Canadian black man to obtain a liquor license, Mr. Rockhead opened his eponymous jazz club "Rockhead’s Paradise" in 1928 on the corner of Mountain St. and St-Antoine Street in Little Burgundy. A landmark of Montreal’s "Sin City" era, a time when prohibition forced Americans to cross the border to get a snort, the club booked the biggest acts in blues and jazz from the 1930s to the 1950s. Establishing Montreal’s reputation as "Harlem Of The North", the institution supported local jazz artists, helping the likes of Oscar Peterson and Oliver Jones get their careers off the ground. By it’s closure in 1980, the club had featured the talents of Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller, Cab Calloway, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Leadbelly, Nina Simone, Dizzy Gillespie, Sammy Davis Jr. and many more. This project commemorates a somewhat forgotten time of cultural explosion and ground breaking artistic movements that layed the foundation for the vibrant, creative and diverse Montreal we see today.

Raps by Jimmie D
Beats by Nicholas Craven

Rockhead Paradise

St-Antoine (Feat. Pay$o) (Prod. By Nicholas Craven)

Stolen Shit (official video)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQVtXQ_Bu7M

11. Stolen Shit (prod. Foisey)

"Transportation" Available Now: https://yourolddroog.com

Transportation

Vigilantes (Bonus Remix) [feat. Wiki]

Richies Part Two (Instrumental)

madlib