got a request to remake MC Dukebox's "I'll Be Fine" Beat so i messed around one night and came up with this

I'll Be Fine [Jay-Dowg Remake] - Instrumental

Lyrics: Patty-D, Proppa Dee,
Recorded @ The Park Wood Lab
Mixed and Mastered by Proppa Dee
Produced by Proppa Dee @ Proppa Productions

The Remixtape

Step Up (Remix)

Lyrics: Patty-D, Proppa Dee 
Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Proppa Dee
Produced by Proppa Dee @Proppa Productions

Power of Rhyme (Remix)

Lyrics: Patty-D, Proppa Dee 
Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Proppa Dee 
Produced by Proppa Dee @ Proppa Productions

Now You're Gone (Remix)

Lyrics: Patty-D, Proppa Dee
*additional vocals by Tippy*
Recorded @ The Park Wood Lab 
Mixed and Mastered by Proppa Dee 
Produced by Proppa Dee @ Proppa Productions

Party In My House  (Remix)

Pyromaniac Poetics  (Remix)

Lyrics: Patty-D, Proppa Dee 
Recorded @ MacIntyre High School
Produced by Proppa Dee @ Proppa Productions

N-Sayne Do The March  (Remix)

Just A Sample (Remix)

Eyes On The Prize  (Remix)

Lyrics: Patty-D, Proppa Dee 
Recorded @ Park Wood Lab
Mixed and Mastered by Proppa Dee 
Produced by Proppa Dee @ Proppa Productions

It's Good To Be Back (Remix)

 Inverell may be known by tourists as the Sapphire City, but for its locals Inverell has its fare share of Hip-hop, eleven years ago the small country town wasn't prepared for what Patrick "DC" Doyle had created.

Starting out in early 2001 still in high school, experimenting with beats and lyrics Patrick "DC" Doyle found a love for the art. He thought it would be a good idea to start an independent ...label and see what talent could be uncovered within his small country town of Inverell. He asked Jacob {Jay-Dowg} Griffiths (a life long friend) to assist him with the label and Jay-Dowg gladly agreed.

To start off there was hardly any talent to be found throughout the town, so DC stayed solo. uploaded countless songs online and collaborated with artists from the U.S learning more about flow and writing technique while Jay-Dowg handled the sound engineering & the Graphics Design.

In 2006 after alot of talent scouting N-Sayne Entertainment grew from just DC & Jay-Dowg to up to nine artists Including Oratrix(Bats Vs Snakes) and Vital Heights. but with so many artists to please and organise the group drifted apart over a two year period.

2008 began the rebirth of N-Sayne Entertainment. No Longer an Independent Label, But now a small hip hop group, DC & Jay-Dowg Along With Their Lifelong Friend Tippy worked on music for 4 months. Using the resources at Macintyre High School and additional recording at Jay-Dowgs house they made a 13 track mixtape titled "Better Than Socks" which they sold directly in the streets of Inverell. 

after a two year hiatus Jay-Dowg & DC came back in 2010 with another Mixtape "DC Vs The Rhyme Factor" the title coming from everyone asking DC where N-Sayne is and where they've been since there last release. Recorded over two half days they released the 11 track Mixtape with one song featuring Oratrix and having most of the production work done by Jay-Dowg. 

N-Sayne Entertainment Is Currently Working On A Sequel to Better Than Socks (with Tippy). while also keeping Their focus on N-Sayne's first official E.P Release in the not to distant future.

with DC and Jay-Dowg, the pioneers of Inverell Hip-Hop along with Tippy, using a very interesting array of lyrics, and 120% dedication to hip-hop music, with so much behind them there isn't anything these 3 MC's can't achieve. 

N-Sayne Entertainment

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