Been crate digging a lot and come up with this tune.. didn't go mad with it as the groove feels about right and not asking for much.. if you know a dope lyricist who wants to rap over this at 123bpm give me a shout! peace!

my art work is by: http://danhobday.com  do check out his website, a very talented cool dude

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Music touches your soul.

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Check out our collaboration with Nic from 1undread: http://soundcloud.com/side-streets-of-babylon/the-side-streets-odd-times

Also, check out our group:  http://soundcloud.com/groups/trip-hop-germany 

Interested in a collaboration: Just contact us.

Influenced by: 
TripHop, Hip Hop, Electronic, Experimental, Industrial, Jazz, Downtempo, Breakbeat, Blues/Jazz/Funk, Classical, DnB/Jungle, Dub..

I wanna thank everyone who is taking time out to listen, means a great deal to be able to share and hear feedback.. hope you enjoy!

special thanks to http://www.danhobday.com/ for the great artwork

Peace ya'll!

Tungsten is a chemical element with the symbol W (from its German name, Wolfram) and atomic number 74. It is a rare and extremely hard metal, known for several unique properties:

High melting point: Tungsten has the highest melting point of any metal, at about 3,422°C (6,192°F). This makes it highly valuable for applications that require resistance to extreme heat, such as in light bulb filaments, rocket engine nozzles, and high-temperature furnace components.

Density: Tungsten is very dense, with a density close to that of gold (19.25 grams per cubic centimeter). This makes it useful in applications where mass is important, like in weights, counterweights, and even military projectiles.

Hardness: It’s one of the hardest materials, and tungsten carbide (a compound made from tungsten and carbon) is widely used in cutting tools, mining equipment, and wear-resistant materials because of its extreme hardness.

Electrical and thermal conductivity: Tungsten is a good conductor of electricity and heat, though not as efficient as copper or silver. Its high melting point and conductivity make it suitable for use in electrical contacts and electronic components.

Chemical resistance: Tungsten is resistant to corrosion and oxidation, especially at high temperatures.

Due to these properties, tungsten is used in various industries, including electronics, aerospace, defense, and manufacturing.

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