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D  i e u  d é t r u i t   l e s  d i n o s a u r e s
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Jeff's Wisdom

Dreams

Dedicated to Gifted Unlimited Rhymes Universal. 

Beats, mixing and mastering by Tapehead.
Vocals and scratches from 'Just To Get A Rep Acapella' and 'The Squeeze Acapella' by Gang Starr.

Visuals: https://youtu.be/wYH3_H5WaoA
Original upload: https://soundcloud.com/tapeheadloops/claiming-respect

Since I started remixing and remastering my old beats it's been really helpful to hear the difference and improvements in my mixing ability. The first beat in this track is a rework of a very old beat, probably one of the first 10 beats I ever made. I was so happy with how it came out at the time, particular the way Guru's verse from Just To Get A Rep flowed over it, and it was mad to be able to improve on the concept I worked out back then and execute it better here. I wanted to take it one step further with this one though, and decided to add a new remix as a switchup, flipping a different part of the same sample that I used for the first beat. I initially only did this because of Just To Get A Rep acapella is so short, and I wanted the track to be longer, but it ended being a really great way of building on the ideas and concepts I was playing with back when I first flipped the sample, and mixing that with all the ways I've learned and developed as a producer since then. I'm really happy with how it came out, and will definitely be doing this again with other old ideas and concepts. 

For the switch up I tried a few different Guru acapellas, but eventually settled on his final verse from The Squeeze. I thought it fit really well after the stick up story on Just To Get A Rep, with Guru essentially sticking up those in power and demanding what is rightfully is, it contrasts as an inverse against the story of Just To Get A Rep which worked mad well to me. Because of this I named this track 'Gaining Respect' off a line from the chorus in The Squeeze, with the original remix being called 'Claiming Respect' off a line in Just To Get A Rep, I thought that worked well in showing the progression and development between the two tracks.

Another interesting thing about this track is the original upload was the first of my tracks that @hightopsfeed liked and reposted, reaching out to say he rated it. That began the start of conversations and discussions that really enabled me to begin the process of developing and growing as an artist, and I'll always remember and associate that with this track.

Gaining Respect

Free download by tracks: https://obscuredwella.bandcamp.com/album/count-me-in

Tracklist:

01. Undacova [AZ]
02. Untitled Blues [2Pac]
03. Come Again [Fabrashay A]
04. Paper Trail [Jay-Z]
05. Spiral [Nipsey Hussle]
06. The Master Plan [The Notorious B.I.G.]

ObscureDwella - Count Me In (Full Tape)

Bandcamp

I never killed anybody in a motel
YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS8i13zy65sUVltMpA2KbGQ/videos
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/smogzz.prod/
Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/artist/7CIy8DJbftLyQQo8yVQF8a

Murder Motel

Sneaker Pimp

"Elderflower" is now live everywhere. Spotify link below.

Thank you to @mcblue_matter (instagram)
for the dope art work.

The track was originally released in 2018 within a DC compilation but after their collapse taken down alongside all of their music. Really happy to have it online again.

https://open.spotify.com/track/3VRd3JqAsVgU5R8yvhOQDt?si=cf9eff8a768c4683

Elderflower

Old Memory

Track is a free DL on Bandcamp on the link below

https://djmadhandz.bandcamp.com/track/pianomusicorum