Clockwise Records presents the new 45 RPM single, "Hopscotch" from Professor Brian Oblivion. Also included on the A side is a Bonus Break with a raw stripped down drum track. Featured on the B side is the 45 exclusive, "Soul Drift." Each record includes a hand stamped "Clockwise Records" sleeve.                 IN STORES - 8.20.13.

Hopscotch / Soul Drift  45 (PREVIEW)

“Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody.” - Jane Jacobs

It’s been 60 years since Jane Jacobs’ seminal book The Death and Life of Great American Cities was originally published. Her vision for a city “created for everybody” has instead, become one in which economic inequality and gentrification have forced us to confront the idea of Home: what we’ve created for ourselves and what has been shaped by the socio-political forces beyond our control. These questions seem ever more pertinent for those who live in the dense city space during the pandemic.

Seasoned New York City MC’s Sir Tumes, Mikal Amin, and Long Division, led by the production of San Francisco-based DJ and producer Professor Brian Oblivion, navigate us through this existential journey.

Moses Herman Jacobs is named after some of the central figures who helped shape NYC and San Francisco into what it resembles today. It was a project started years ago by Jacques Dupoux and given life by everyone involved. It’s being released under DUPO, a design studio that occasionally tries to do more than just design.

All proceeds from album sales are being donated to our favorite grassroots organization, Equality for Flatbush. For years they’ve fought gentrification head-on, fighting landlords and the city, to keep people in their homes and neighborhoods.

Promises - Professor Brian Oblivion

Nostalgia - Sir Tumes, Professor Brian Oblivion

Icon - Mikal Amin, Professor Brian Oblivion

Sunshine - Long Division, Professor Brian Oblivion

Change - Professor Brian Oblivion

I Am - Mikal Amin, Professor Brian Oblivion

Galaxy Rays - Long Division, Professor Brian Oblivion

Nobody's Help - Sir Tumes, Professor Brian Oblivion

Windfall - Professor Brian Oblivion

Candles - Long Division, Professor Brian Oblivion

Clockwise Records presents the new 45 RPM single, "Like This!" by Professor Brian Oblivion, taken from his upcoming instrumental full-length album, “Dissertations Vol.1” Also included on the A side is a Bonus Break with a raw stripped down drum track. Featured on the B side is the 45 exclusive, "Caution." Each record includes a hand stamped "Clockwise Records" sleeve. IN STORES - 11.25.14.

Like This! / Caution 45 PREVIEW

From the upcoming album, "Dissertation: Volume 1" out 9/4/15!

Digital Pre-orders available at: https://professorbrianoblivion.bandcamp.com/album/dissertation-volume-1

Pre-orders for LP, CD and Cassette available at:
http://www.fatbeats.com/products/professor-brian-oblivion-dissertation-volume-1-lp

Big Talk

From the upcoming album, "Dissertation: Volume 1" out 9/4/15!

Digital Pre-orders available at: professorbrianoblivion.bandcamp.com/album/d…olume-1

Pre-orders for LP, CD and Cassette available at:
www.fatbeats.com/products/profess…tion-volume-1-lp

Numb Tongue

Sodium

Like This!

New music to commiserate Inauguration Day '17. 

Vocal: @bb3y L!nc*ln 

Sax: @rch!3 Sh3pp 

Produced by Professor Brian Oblivion

FREE DOWNLOAD AT http://professorbrianoblivion.com/

Mendacity '17

A remix I did way back in the day. Loved this song so much I had to flip it in my own way. Andre's verse kills me every time. Produced on the MPC 2000XL. 

Black Ice - Goodie Mob & Outkast (Prof. Brian Oblivion Remix)

Professor Brian Oblivion is a producer and DJ whose sample based, boom bap style is rooted in Golden Era Hip Hop while steadily projecting towards new treatments. Utilizing turntables, an MPC and a diverse sound library ranging from soundtracks, funk, soul, jazz, psych rock, world music and everything in between, he creates a
rubric unparalleled. He recently contributed production to Homeboy Sandman's album “Hallways,” alongside heavy hitters Oh No, DJ Spinna and Kxwledge.

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