mashup work damnit

How Low/ Brown eyed girl Remix

Singer and producer Brazen Rule comes from the city Lira in northern Uganda. He won the Pearl of Africa Music Awards for Northern Artist of the Year, was given 4 times the title as best producer at the Lango Entertainment Awards and was also chosen best northern Reggae artist of the year. He made himself a name as one of the most humble artists in the north because his lyrics are centered about the everyday people that hustle from day to day to earn a living, the market women, the single mothers or the orphans that were raised after the war in the north. 

Ancient Astronauts connected with Brazen Rule in 2017 when DOGU was part of the Rhythm Is Life Tour 2017 in northern Uganda and Brazen was one of the attendees of the workshop in Lira. For the final compilation of this tour he recorded the lyrics for “Bad Muje” to an older beat by Ancient Astronauts and Poldoore. And that version of “Bad Muje” became a big hit in northern Uganda and now people call Brazen Rule “Bad Muje” since that day. It is a saying for an older respected person, one with experience and skills.

But that original version of “Bad Muje” was never officially released. It only came out on the free download compilation of the Rhythm Is Life Tour 2017 that is available on Bandcamp. So for the upcoming label compilation “20 years Fantastic Freeriding” Kabanjak and DOGU of Ancient Astronauts decided to produce a new riddim for the song and give it a proper official release. And here it is!

20 years Fantastic Freeriding

Bad Muje

Streaming & Purchase

Bad Muje Feat. Brazen Rule

Track four from JWS.  Coming out 11.14.14 on WR.

Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens - Friend Store

Breezy summertime remix of my favorite song off Mia Doi Todd's latest album "Cosmic Ocean Ship".

DOWNLOAD LINK: http://www.mixtaperiot.com/download/ParatyRMX.zip

Paraty (Captain Planet Remix)

Heaven Knows Too Much

They keep some space on our discs.
Now they are keeping some on yours too! :)
https://coffeebreakcookies.bandcamp.com/album/cbc-unreleased-singles
We are going to upload some unreleased tracks here. So visit our albums' page every few days for more new unreleased beats.
Original track/samples by:
Σούλα Μπιρμπίλη (Soula Birbili) Vocals
Μίμης Πλέσσας (Mimis Plesas) Music Production and Lyrics
Title: Θα σου Δώσω (Tha sou doso) Lyra 1965

Youtube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SlZ3-UAsms
Bandcamp: https://coffeebreakcookies.bandcamp.com/track/coffee-break-cookies-tha-sou-doso-unreleased   

Coffee Break Cookies - Tha Sou Doso

Mt Eden Dubstep - Hide and Seek (Remix).wmv

40 Winks Wake Up

Mr Bird &amp; Dedy Dread are back and they bring you L.O.V.E.
Lazy beats from the last gasps of summer


Mr Bird &amp; Dedy Dread - L.O.V.E.

Patrick La Funk feat. Grace Regine - Time And Time Again (Laidback Luke Edit)

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Le Temps Des Secrets

Girl Talk / Like This

http://potholesinmyblog.com/potholes-presents-aint-that-good-news-a-tribute-to-sam-cooke-compilation/

http://potholesmusic.bandcamp.com/releases

Back in 1931 in Clarksdale, Miss., one of the most influential soul/R&B artists was born. And had he not been shot and killed some 33 years later, Sam Cooke would be celebrating his 72nd birthday today, Jan. 22. The smoky voiced singer-songwriter paved the way for everyone from Otis Redding to Al Green to Aretha Franklin, all of whom cited Cooke as a major inspiration for their sound and style.

To honor the life and music of the King of Soul, we reached out to some of our favorite producers to pay homage to his legacy on our latest instrumental compilation. Ain’t That Good News: A Tribute to Sam Cooke partially shares the name of Cooke’s final studio album, which houses his most powerful and important song of all, “A Change Is Gonna Come”. I can personally remember that track hitting me like a ton—nay, 10 tons—of bricks when I first heard it as a teenager. While I could never understand the pain and tragedy he experienced, Cooke’s longing vocals and resonating words struck me to the core.

We’ve presented a slew of instrumental compilations in the past, including the autumnal Robot Soup last October, but Ain’t That Good News is our most poignant to date. It features the likes of Scoop DeVille and Two Fresh reinterpreting prisoner anthem “Chain Gang” while Phil A and Poptartpete deliver beautifully constructed pieces derived from interview clips. Elsewhere, ILLINGSWORTH and IMAKEMADBEATS provide piano-laced bursts of caffeine and Swarvy takes “Mean Old World” to another dimension.

40 Winks Wake Up

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