First of many from SNDY & Soul.Method
Artwork: Polygon Rainbow
Master: Hour Glass Recordings

SNDY X Soul.Method - The Way To Happiness

Stellar

Life Is So Hard

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Life Is So Hard - Atlas.B & WayBach

- Did one with the homie Father Figure for his Retrograde EP - Hope y'all dig

Where Can You Be

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Where Can You Be - (Father Figure & WayBach)

"Euphoria"
CatParty
2023

Happy to release my single "Euphoria" now available for streaming on Soundcloud. Excited to have this one out, first debuting at Sonic Bloom 2022.  Free download available here >> bit.ly/3oeXrPx

Euphoria

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Daily Bread - Time Slip

Traveling from place to place in search of the most zen sounds-waves and frequencies. Blending world bass, future bass, guitar instrumentation, to create a journey through sound. Let the sound waves guide you and come along for the journey in “Nomadic”.

Nomadic

I've always loved this song by the Eagles! 
Hope you enjoy my remix. 
Thank you for a great 2023, I have plenty of new releases ready for you starting early 2024. Keep an Eye out!

One Of These Eagles - (MIDIcinal Flip)

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Eighteen is Over the Hill (Common Creation Remix)

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Bluuher - Keep Em' Motivated

DJ Shadow's recent release, Diminishing Returns, includes a BBC mix recorded live back in 2003 – something diehard fans have been aching over for years – and a previously unreleased track, “War is Hell” from 1999, all of which provide a seemingly accurate summary of Shadow’s “digging” expeditions over the years. Particularly in the midst of all the mix madness as of late, with highly acclaimed artists such as Girl Talk, it is unfair to even consider grouping Shadow under such plain standards, because the rareness of what he samples is such that it almost makes it seem as if Diminishing Returns is barely a mix at all. The first track, “Give It to Them”, for example, features the Southern hip-hop gem, Cool Breeze, with “Cre-A-Tine” (“I got people who still on parole, I got people on house arrest…”) – a song that enjoyed fairly minor popularity in its time, thus leading to its seeming nonexistence to the modern, mainstream hip-hop audience. It is this fusion of rarities and old gems, creating an illusory portrayal of Diminishing Returns as an original work rather than a mix, that grants Shadow a separate grouping from other mix artists of this age.  Another point of interest is that Shadow also ventures into his typical “beatscaping” later in the aforementioned song, playing on border-line industrial elements at times, thus presenting another dimension of what makes his mixing superior to others, as it is not only his choice of samples that makes him so good, but simply how well-structured the music is.

DJ Shadow: Diminishing Returns: Rock To The Rhythm

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