yeah for REAL... PLEASE dont break my headphones.

@lucacostantinodj: my familia is sicILLian....dope sound you got hit me up on facebook chris mrfurious parrish.....

Hi man, I came here again to say that his work ta very good and ask you to check out my new beat please ... hug. kim

Miz Korona is back in the studio with 1 of Detroit's most sought after producers Chanes putting the finishing touches on her leak tape "The Whole City Behind Me" which features a handful of Detroit Heavyweigh​t artist.  Here's a sample of what she's been creating "Flatline" feat. Shim E Bango. T.W.C.B.M will be released late August and the follow up to her Classic album "The Injection" will soon follow.


Miz Korona (featuring Shim E Bango) - Flat Line (prod. by chanes)

The Truth ft Mongo Slade

I just recently found this live recording audio of when I participated in the Beat Society LA Showcase in 2004...listening to this recording had me buggin out and brought back memories.

Let me backtrack a little.....Some of you might be familar with the Beat Society Producer Showcase, some of you might not.  For me personally, this is the one that started it all with the producer showcase genre, in terms of having established & upcoming producers at that time. This showcase was the brainchild from Philly producer extraordinaire Hezekiah along with the help from the indy label Soulspazm. Beat Fanatic head honcho Slopfunkdust was also instrumental in connecting the dots. The event was always hosted by Stef Tataz & Sao. And almost every producer that had a name or just getting a buzz has graced the stage: Kanye West, Nottz, Illmind, Exile, 9th Wonder, B!nk, Oddisee, & many more.

The showcase event would always feature 4 producers playing their beats live off their respected machines, as well as having well known MCs rock over their production, plus a sample challenge round where each producer would have to flip a sample that the committee from the Beat Society has chosen...The event was mostly based in the East Coast, primarily Philidelphia.

In 2003, it was the first time that the Beat Society Showcase ventures out West, specificially Los Angeles at the Knitting Factory. There, they had Dj Khalil, Illmind, Hezekiah, & the Dilated Junkie himself, Dj Babu. I had the honor of spinning music in between. What was also monumental, Dilla & Madlib were in the house chillin in the background peepin out the event.

In 2004, they had another Beat Society LA showcase (again at the Knitting factory), but this time, they asked me to participate as a producer.  I was very honored, and to tell you the truth, I was hella nervous. "Why?" you ask? Well, I had to share the stage with some of my favorite producers who happen to be also my friends: Jake One, Marco Polo, & Kev Brown. To be on the same stage as these heavyweights had me shook....haha! I had alot of pressure, (1) because I was repping the hometown and didn't want to let Los Angeles down and (2) the general public didn't really know me as a producer; I was known more for being a DJ/Turntablist and I wanted to showcase my production to the public.

When you listen to the audio, you can hear each producer's individual style and what equipment they were using: Jake had the ASR-10, Marco Polo & Kev Brown had the MPC 2000XL, & me...I had the MPC2000 & the Technics 1200 (yeah, I brought my set up at that time...lol). You can tell I was really nervous...haha. Also, when you listen to the audio, you might be familiar with some of the production that we played that night, especially Jake's production of De La Soul's "Rock KoKane Flow" & WWE's John Cena's wrestling intro song "The Time Is Now". I played beats that would eventually make onto the Visionaries' 4th album "We Are The Ones".

All in all, I had a great time sharing the stages with these guys, bonding & cracking jokes, & showcasing my beats. And it was a great feeling when my peers who I am a fan of their work gave me my props as a producer that night....that meant alot to me. I am honored to be featured & be part of this historic moment of the Beat Society history. 

Bigups to Hezekiah, Jim at Soulspazm, Slopfunkdust, Sao, Stef, Okayplayer, Jake, Marco, Kev, Casual, Akrobatik, Mr. Lif, Thearapy aka Paten Locke, Prince Po (Organized Konfusion), Black Silver, OhNo, Dj Romes, Dj Khalil, Chace Infinite, SA-RA, & to the listeners.....enjoy this time capsule moment.

Rhettmatic

Beat Society LA Showcase 2004 w/ Jake One, Marco Polo, Kev Brown, & Rhettmatic

Time Ain't Up

Rock It

THIS IS MY VERY FIRST PROJECT AND WITH THE HELP OF CULTURE CREATORS AND CRITICAL THEORY, MY FAMILY, I AM ABLE TO SAY THAT I AM PROUD OF THIS PIECE OF ART/ A PIECE OF ME. I HOPE YOU ENJOY THIS PROJECT AND FIND SELF MOTIVATION WITH THE HELP OF MY WORDS AND STORIES. THIS PROJECT IS TO CHALLENGE SOMEONES GOALS AND HAVE PEOPLE UNDERSTAND THAT SELF REFLECTING IS NEEDED SOMETIMES IN ORDER TO SEE PROGRESS AND THAT IS  EXACTLY WHAT THIS PROJECT IS, A SELF REFLECTION. THIS IS Eldric laRon AND I WISH EVERYONE TO BE HAPPY POSITIVE AND MOTIVATED, REMEMBER TO SHARE AND BUMP ERRRYWHERE YOU GO!!!

Broly (w/YaKuZa moon.)

Magestik Legend "All This Time" LP in stores 5/11.
Purchase Links: 
iTunes - apple.co/2qGaTun
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Bandcamp - https://theblackopera.bandcamp.com/album/all-this-time


From Magestik Legend:
With all the ups, downs, memories and new beginnings, sometimes I feel like my city and I are living the same life. Detroit is my city. I call it “My Detroit” because my personal experiences in this beautiful city shape my perspective of it. I’ve always shied away from making a typical “Detroit Song”. Partly because it’s become such a soulless trend where I’m from. But since I moved to California a couple years ago, I’ve really missed my city. 

Though the landscape seems to change every time I leave, it will always be My Detroit. My Detroit is constantly on my mind, especially when I’m away; thus the title “DetroitMental”.

All This Time

DetroitMental

Magestik Legend: DetroitMental [prod Magestik Legend]

R.I.O.T. (Really Is Our Time) (feat. Zo) (Remix)

I heard this track over a year ago. Just recorded it tonite. S'times, you gotta just go with the mood. The homie Three-O produced the track and it was mixed by ilajide of Clear Soul Forces. Track is just a quick little reminder that no matter how far we've come, we still got a long way to go. This track will appear on a Leaf Erikson project in the future (project in untitled)

All Documents

Jam Young recruits some of Detroit's finest and most potent MC's on the mic, Kid Vishis & Aztek the Barfly, for this high energy banger. Jam lets the fans know, he's a winner and does not like losing... therefore he's here to set the stage ablaze and the courts of fire by hyping up fans and crowds alike.

The Truth ft Mongo Slade

Mr. Furious

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