Badboy

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Some Spooky Stuff

Sas mate come up to me and he says
wadiyatalkinabeet

THE BIG LEZ SHOW DNB

Shout Men and queer people which fr be intersecting so that makes the shoutout easier.

LGBTQMMHA

Ballin'

dont need ur love.

Tribute song to Titus (Baatin) Glover forever SV #freestyle


                                         TITUS 2:11 
  For the grace of God has appeared that offers salvation to all people

TITUS

The first time I heard De La Soul was on a square in the town I grew up, somewhere around '88/'89. Boys & girls were jammin' and breakin' to “Jenifa Taught Me” from their seminal first album "3 Feet High & Rising".

Me, I was this kid standing on the side, watching their moves, but above all, occupied listening to that tune blastin' out of the boombox, which harboured all I liked about music: that old, vintage sound I was really missing in those days as music became too synthesized for my taste. So when I first heard “3 Feet High..”, my head was buzzing. Here was this band that took bits & pieces from records I heard my dad and uncles play in years, prior to that pivotal moment.

A fan from there-on, I kept track of anything De La did. And while their first four albums are classics, I was less impressed by their later albums, though each project had their gems. So it's only right to sift through their more obscure catalogue of b-sides and non-album cuts, between 1994 & 2009, for another virtual album, giving it some shine.

Tracklist:

1.   Intro
2.  So Cool
3.  Turn It Out (ft. Yummy Bingham)
4.  Speed Limit (ft. Supa Dave West)
5.  Ego Trippin' pt.3
6.  Do De Damn Thing
7.  Lovely How I Let My Mind Float (ft. Biz Markie)
8.  So Good (ft. Camp Lo)
9.  Trouble In The Water
10. More Than You Know
11.  Chanel No. Fever 
12. The Hustle
13. Sh.Fe MC's (ft. A Tribe Called Quest)
14. I Can't Call It
15. La, La, La
16. Stakes Is High pt.II (ft. Mos Def & Truth Enola)
17. Sweet Dreams


All tracks produced by De La Soul, except

Track 1 produced by 88-Keys
Track 2 produced by Muro
Track 4 produced by Supa Dave West
Track 5 produced by Spearhead X
Tracks 7 & 10 produced by Prince Paul
Track 9 produced by DJ Honda
Track 12 produced by Da Beatminerz
Tracks 15 & 16 produced by J Dilla

De La Soul - "The Impossible Mission II: The Search For AOI3"

hard hitting drill track from your guy Majesty Instrumentals

Majesty Instrumentals Pop Smoke Type Beat

I made this a couple years ago inspired by a friend of mine who goes by the name Uwe. His music has gotten me through some rough times, and inspired me to make this track.

Check his music out if you dig this track! He's got a unique voice and a pained emotion to his music. Hopefully it will help you through some hard times too.

https://bigrare.bandcamp.com/album/before-therapy

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