My heart is in this song!!! Great work pill

I really love this fucking song with all my fucking heart. It was so beautifully written and produced. Fuck 

Bonus material from the DICE GAME album sessions.

Apollo Brown & Guilty Simpson - Duckin' Strays (BONUS MATERIAL)

Large Professor - RU Dope Pt. 1-3 ft. Jeru The Damaja, Lil Dap & Big Noyd (Tom Caruana Remix) Ω

If you know Lucky then you know Luck likes giving you guys presents for his birthday! This August 2nd is no different as we get a Living Legends x Freestyle Fellowship x Hellfyre Club banger produced by Putrid & mixed by Monsingor Montes! 

follow Lucky on instagram @luckydoot

s/o to @christopherr83 @eyeconic_arts for the art design

Me & The Mikes - Luckyiam ft Myka 9 and Open Mike Eagle (produced by Putrid)

G Pack, Vol. 5

W.I.T.H.H. (Instrumental)

Full Circle

Terror Green - Check Tha File - 1995

Produced by: Parental for Akromégalie Records
Written by: Le Makizar for Akromégalie Records and Milk Coffee & Sugar for 6D Production
Recorded and Mixed by: Parental at Akromégalie Studio, Paris
Mastered by: Antoine Demantke at Cargo Studio, Montreuil

Off "Schéma de vie" (CD / 2xLP / Digital)

Order now / Commander
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Schéma de vie

Intouchables

Le Makizar - Intouchables (feat. Milk Coffee & Sugar)

Official & Bootleg Remixes, Colabs & Rare Tracks

Murs Feat. James Blunt - Everything (Gramatik Remix)

Alps Cru - Feelin Satisfaction (1994)

from the album "Look What This World Did To Us"

produced by Red Pill
vocals by Red Pill
mixed by Charlie Beans
mastered by Eric Morgeson

Mello Music Group, 2015

Look At What This World Did To Us

Rum & Coke

The first track from the recently completed 'GAVAGE' lp by Buddy Leezle & Karnate!

PURCHASE HERE: https://buddyleezle.bandcamp.com/track/cold-wave-ft-crimeapple-recognize-ali-reef-the-lost-cauze-dj-soulbuck

If you are a DJ or RADIO SHOW HOST hit my inbox if you would like the mp3.

Art by Quantum Mechanix Design Co.

COLD WAVE ft CRIMEAPPLE, RECOGNIZE ALI, REEF THE LOST CAUZE, & DJ SOULBUCK produced by KARNATE

Red Pill is the patron saint of a poisoned world. The blue-collar Michigan MC writes spiteful chants for the permanently scarred, death letters for the forgotten, surly hymns for charcoal lungs. Think Bukowski on an eloquent bender, swapping wine for whiskey, a notepad for a glowing LED screen, the race track for the recording booth. These are anthems for the irate, over-educated and under-valued. 

Over his last three albums ("Look At What The World Did To Us," "Instinctive Drowning," "Day Drunk") Ferndale's Chris Orrick has embodied the idea that all great art is a form of complaint. Before the alienation of the Midwestern working class became a top political cliche of 2016, the pundits could've learned everything from a quick study of his back catalogue. Pill made the generational manifestos of an ex-machinist in his mid-20s, saddled with crippling debt, substance addictions, depression, and dim job prospects. Thoreau's quiet desperation turned into a bitter yawp. He makes hip-hop to give Horatio Alger a stone cold stunner. He prophesized an American dream that swiftly turned dystopian. Then he'll balance it out by rhyming "listening to Bitches Brew," with "eating chicken vindaloo." Somehow, it puts the fun back in dysfunction.   

As Pitchfork said, "his pain never feels like a put on." XXL declared "if Red Pill is not on your radar, it's time to change that." He combines the emotional chaos of early Atmosphere with the incisive satire of Open Mike Eagle. If escapism is our most sought-after currency, this is the opposite. It's serious as a third-degree burn, real as roadkill, poignant chronicles of our domestic failures. The late night conversations you have with your closest friends, your defenses down, glass bottles and cigarette boxes stacked, infidelities and flaws openly admitted. 

We need artists like Red Pill and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. In a world of constant lies and artifice, his music cuts through the banality and reveals what's most important -- the search for meaning in the meaningless, the notion that there has to be something better than this, the idea that despite of all this madness, we can find fleeting shards of solace. He'll tell you a story about chronic genetic alcoholism and then offer a toast, write songs about certain death but allow for the possibility of healing through music. He understands the complexities and contradictions of life as well as anyone, but would never openly admit that. As for everything else, that's fair game.

Rum & Coke

Red Pill

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