This song was written as a part of Kick It Quest, a hip-hop arts and educational curriculum to explore the quest for connection and purpose. Students learn practices for building and sustaining meaningful relationships with self, others, environment and purpose as they create their own beats, hooks and verses.

Lyrics by Malik Murray, Quill the Messenger and Dee Jay Doc. Music by ThatGuyEli. 

Copyright 2021 Refresh Collective. All Rights Reserved.

KIQ - Kick It Quest (theme song)

From my upcoming album Crepuscular: The Symphony

Switching Lanes feat. HeyMrNoOdLeS, ReMark and J Ultimate

iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/eyes-on-fire-zeds-dead-remix/id445889916?i=445889923

Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/track/eyes-on-fire-zeds-dead-remix/2443313

Buy on iTunes

Blue Foundation - Eyes On Fire (Zeds Dead Remix)

yess
shoutout sade
made possible by kyson's Korg minilogue polyphonic analogue synthesizer lol

beat was born on this live: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DF8h6LPR5L0/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

also check this out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHJVHSjqv7o

and this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0lgRJQHHJA

haunt me (Sade - Haunt Me remix)

Initial D - Deja Vu

Clouds (Pt. 2)

Garden of My Mind

A partial cover of “First Day of My Life” by Bright Eyes

First Day of My Life (Partial Cover)

This song and t-shirt collab is part of "Refresh Collective’s “Stories of Struggle and Success” hip-hop project. Through this multi-age, multi-skill level project we share personal stories, celebrate our shared humanity and listen to each other better. 

Dee Jay Doc and Nate Willard collaborated with No Rulz Art, teen Classical musicians from Taiwan and the local poet, Marisol Ramos to create a unique song birthed from the experience of working together.

The drum beat was originally created by Nate Willard, teaching artist at Refresh Collective, then an amazing group of high school age classical musicians from Taiwan visited our Fresh Lab, courtesy of the Cleveland Council on World Affairs. 

Dee Jay Doc gave a hip-hop history lesson and their first experience writing their own music and recording to a hip-hop beat in the studio wearing headphones. It was an amazing cultural exchange. You’ll hear violin, cello, keys, tuba, clarinet, flute and box drum.