Diar Lansky "Silent Weapons" Feat. Tragedy Khadafi & Supreme The Eloheem
Produced By Diar Lansky
From The Mixtape - The Great White Hype - Dropping 3.24.15
Die4 Productions - Die4 Radio - LATalkRadio
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Diar Lansky "Silent Weapons" Feat. Tragedy Khadafi & Supreme The Eloheem

Xian - Target Practice

All selections produced by Travis James and written by pausemc, except for appearances by Kung Fu Vampire and Diar Lansky. Photos by Evan Pegler. Art direction and design by Tom O'Toole

About pausemc
Fresh off his "No Small Order" national tour, singer/rapper/producer pausemc is already back with a new record. This time he has teamed up with Beluga Heights/Universal Music Group producer, Travis Margis (Nykee Heaton, Sean Kingston, Jason Derulo) to produce a 5 track EP, titled "Blue".

Put simply, pausemc is remarkable. One would be hard-pressed find many artists who rap with the style and finesse that he does and then can turn and sing the phonebook. While enduring success in their own right, one thing his past two albums haven't highlighted as much is his depth; as a multi-talented artist, as well as a writer/lyrical content. "Blue" digs deep and at times is painfully honest, pulling from personal experiences -- struggles with failure, drug addiction, broken relationships, a violent past, self hatred -- in attempt to put the pieces back together, move forward and grow.

His most recent album, No Small Order, has received an overwhelming amount of support from college radio stations around the country with heavy rotation at 96+ stations. The album has charted in the top ten of CMJ's Hip Hop Chart and ranked as high as #4 on Canada's !Earshot chart. Other notables include landing song placements in video game Saints Row IV, an assortment of TV stations (Showtime, Oxygen, ESPN, CBS), movies ("The To-Do List", "King Jack"), and countless overseas advertisements.

Website/Social Media Links:
www.pausemc.com
www.facebook.com/pausemc
www.twitter.com/pausemc
www.youtube.com/pausevevo

Album artwork: www.dropbox.com/sh/1b5k10mfvqqtlv…U0gHEbstZ1Ka?dl=0

Escape

Roller Coaster

Build Up

Nowhere To Hide (Feat. Kung Fu Vampire)

Wait Until I Drop

Venice, California songwriter-producer PAUSE's solo debut, PACIFIC ROSE, channels the spirit of the ’90s NorCal rap he grew up with — huge brassy beats, fat low-end, and a tuneful, conscious-style flow, capturing hip-hop at its most musical. 

PACIFIC ROSE features a plethora of LA underground legends, including DOUBLE K of PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS contributing beats, verses and collaborations. 

Through and through, the album maintains the aesthetic of SoCal DiY hiphop: soulful with a jagged edge, heady, and just enough sleazy polish.

Caroline

Fresh off his "No Small Order" US tour, singer/rapper/producer pausemc is already back with a new record. This time he has teamed up with Beluga Heights/Universal Music Group producer, Travis Margis (Nykee Heaton, Sean Kingston, Jason Derulo) to produce a 5 track EP, titled "Blue".
 
Put simply, pausemc is remarkable. One would be hard-pressed find many artists who rap with the style and finesse that he does and then can turn and sing the phonebook. While enduring success in their own right, one thing his past two albums haven't highlighted as much is his depth; as a multi-talented artist, as well as a writer/lyrical content. "Blue" digs deep and at times is painfully honest, pulling from personal experiences -- struggles with failure, drug addiction, broken relationships, a violent past, self hatred -- in attempt to put the pieces back together, move forward and grow.
 
His most recent album, No Small Order, has received an overwhelming amount of support from college radio stations around the country with heavy rotation at 96+ stations. The album has charted in the top ten of CMJ's Hip Hop Chart and ranked as high as #4 on Canada's !Earshot chart. Other notables include landing song placements in video game Saints Row IV, an assortment of TV stations (Showtime, Oxygen, ESPN, CBS), movies ("The To-Do List", "King Jack"), and countless overseas advertisements.