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The Soul Controller

90's Flow (Bonus Track) [feat. Fat Joe, Ghostface Killah, Lil Fame, McGruff, N.O.R.E., Prodigy, Raekwon, Rell & Sheek Louch]

Original DJ Set from Bungalow 8 sometimes in 2003. This set is quetesential B*, going from Should, to funk, to Rock & 80's to Hip Hop! From the Stones to B.I.G thru George Benson & Cheryl Lynn! For those of you who have known the B8 in the early 2000, this set will for sure reminisce some of your best nights in NYC! A time when the B8 was the only thing 10 blocks around from 27th & 10! :) . Glad I bought this set to the DJ back then. I have a couple more I'll try to upload. Music is our lifetime memory...These were my best years. Enjoy!!

Jam - A Tribe Called Quest

Mother I Sober ft. Beth Gibbons of Portishead

Your Old Droog — Droogie-La

Original Release Date : December 5, 2023

Link No. 1 : https://imaginationblends.bandcamp.com/album/class-of-the-90s-vol-1
Link No. 2 : https://imaginationblends.bandcamp.com/album/class-of-the-90s-vol-2

All tracks are blended and mixed by DJ Keytronikz for Kryptonym Productions, Inc.
Executive Producer : Keyon Spearman

Class of the 90s, Vol. 1

Heltah Skeltah - Letha Brainz Blo To Get You All In Check

from the upcoming album Oddisee "The Good Fight" (5/5)
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-good-fight/id969829649

In a landscape overrun with abstract indulgence and shallow trend-chasers, the Prince George’s County, Maryland artist Oddisee has created 'The Good Fight', a record that reminds you that it’s music before it’s hip-hop. Due May 5th on Mello Music Group, it’s for the fans and for himself. It finds the musical heavyweight balancing between craft, career, and successfully growing into the world around him. Stream the first single, "That's Love".

Album Description:
Oddisee makes music that rattles in your bone marrow. It’s imbued with love, honesty, and selflessness. It’s virtuosic in its musicality, direct in its language, and infinitely relatable.
 
In a landscape overrun with abstract indulgence and shallowtrend-chasers, the Prince George’s County, Maryland artist has created “The Good Fight,” a record that reminds you that it’s music before it’s hip-hop. Released on Mello Music Group, it’s for the fans and for himself. It finds the musical heavyweight balancing between craft, career, and successfully growing into the world around him.
 
For Oddisee, “The Good Fight” is about living fully as a musician without succumbing to the traps of hedonism, avarice, and materialism. It’s about not selling out and shilling for a paycheck, while still being aware that this is a business requiring compromise and collaboration.
 
It’s music that yields an intangible feeling: the sacral sound of an organ whine, brass horns, or a cymbal crash. It’s not necessarily the syllables, but rather what they evoke. A song like “That’s Love” is more than a declaration; it’s a meditation on our capacity to love and the bonds binding us together. Ambition and greed war with our sense of propriety. “Contradiction’s Maze” offers a list of paradoxes we all face (“I want to tell the truth when it hurts/but when it comes to me, I want the blow softened.”)
 
Oddisee’s production simmers in its own orchestral gumbo. You sense he’s really a jazzman in different form, inhabiting the spirit of Roy Ayers and other past greats.  The Fader’s compared him to a musical MC Escher, calling hailing his “grandiose and symphonic sound” and “relevant relatable messages.” Pitchfork praised his “eclectic soulful boom-bap.”
 
“The Good Fight” acknowledges the stacked odds, but refuses to submit.
 
It’s both universal and personal. The child of a Sudanese immigrant highlights the rigors of his own upbringing: his pregnant mother working the register until she was about to burst, his pops’ shuttered diner that couldn’t survive Reaganomics—the one that Oddisee drives past every time he returns home, just to remind him how quickly the world can turn bad.
 
It’s these minor details that add into something major. It’s testament to the indelible nature of art: when you can turn what you love into something that lasts.


Oddisee - That's Love

Mobb Deep - Right Back At You (remix)

Killahoe stubyertoe Rollaswish turnituP dontskip peniremenis lookup hookup puravida… Raykwon rips through this mix as it goes from a negative input into a positive uplifting outlook. Let the music take you from the gutters on a journey to nirvana.

K - 01_Ghostface_Killah_wildflower_into_Juanita Cash Hawkins

Jul - Freestyle bonus

Bayou Bandits (Feat. $wampBabii)

Get the mp3 of this beat here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMP22si9U6U

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Ghostface Killah - Mighty Healthy [Remix]

a tribute to the song that got me into hip hop

samples:
i used to love her - common
akira ishikawa count buffalo jazz and rock band - sunrise

photo: @pphan3
https://www.instagram.com/peerphan/

<a href='https://theartistunion.com/tracks/4d0b3c'>Download for free on The Artist Union</a>

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common - i used to love her (mr. hong remix)

Reasonable Doubt

D'Evils

Jay Z - D'Evils (instrumental with chorus)

One of the underground's hardest-working young producers, Oddisee has built a thorough body of work with a steady stream of albums, mixtapes, collaborations, and instrumental projects. On Rock Creek Park, he breaks us off with 10 joints that are universally chill, loaded with jazz-drenched loops offering wispy flutes, funked-out bass lines, breezy guitar licks, soft horns, and earthy pianos. “Closed After Dark," "Beach Dr.," and the vibraphone-and-ride-cymbal-laced "Mattered Much" are standouts, though the ‘80s-influenced "Uptown Cabaret" and yU collabo "Still Doing It" are also impressive. Though many of the tracks are similar on the low-BPM head-nod tip, they all sound great and make an ideal soundtrack for just keeping it mellow. 


Oddisee - Rock Creek Park - 04 Scenic Route To You

In honor of Dah Shinins 25th Anniversary, Smif-N-Wessun and Nervous Records have teamed up to release an updated version of their 1994 debut single Bucktown.

Cautious not to tamper with a classic, DJ Evil Dee and Mr. Walt of Da Beatminerz did not stray far from their original vibe of song and Smif-N-Wessun laid lyrics once again bigging up their Borough of Brooklyn in the release of Bucktown 360.

Purchase and stream Smif-N-Wessun’s “Bucktown 360” at your preferred DSP: https://nervous-records.lnk.to/bucktown360

Bucktown 360

Smif-N-Wessun - Bucktown 360

from the new lp 
Funky bijou breaks vol.2
Produced by Marrrtin & Deheb
http://stereophonk.bandcamp.com/track/ante-bijou-up


Funky Bijou - Ante Bijou Up

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