"Los Angeles is a special place with a vast amount of multicultural influences hitting you from different angles at all times. This is reflected in the range of music we’ve adopted - from the booming bass instilled in us; from gangsta rap to the breezy classic soul that will always be a staple in southern California. All of this plus a desire to have the most banging and heavy track combines to create what is now known as the LA Beat Scene. The sound could only come from Los Angeles, where bass and medical marijuana run free." - @dj-nobody, @lowendtheory808

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Residents' Hour: Nobody (Low End Theory)

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Residents' Hour: Nobody (Low End Theory)

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