Hieroglyphics and Souls of Mischief Mc/Producer Phesto Dee Presents Infrared Rum! 11 insanely innovative tracks all produced, arranged and performed by Phesto Dee.

Infrared: Light radiation invisible to the naked eye.
Rum: Alcohol used as a primary medium of exchange for slaves in the triangular trade routes during the 16th through 19th Centuries.
(Red Rum; the word Murder inverted)

Infrared light in the electromagnetic field exists but we cannot see it with our own eyes. Here it is offered as a metaphor for the clandestine or the disguised. Rum in this context is a metaphor for slavery and colonialism by the minority who control the masses. Exterminate the invisible chains on your brain,open up the third eye, and tune in to Infrared Rum!

Tap Water

BEAT: youtube.com/watch?v=ddgE12g5CL8 (produced by Txmmy Beats)

LYRICS:
How boom bap is classic, that’s it
On the track it’s mad wack to act rich
But the fact is, I’m not rapping shit to cash in
I started rapping at the back of the class, a sad kid

Frustrated at life, I created a type of way to fight the pain
I had a knife at aim at times, I say, it’s like I ate
Five grenades, blowing up, causing tight migranes

But now is different, ‘cuz now I gotta beard
Still hoping the thoughts stay the fuck out of here
I’m staying sober, but damn, I want a lot of beer
But I’m a man, so I cannot even just drop a tear

Or maybe that is something people be calling “fear”
It’s weird, ‘cuz when rapping the feelings disappear
It’s crystal clear: fuck therapy, that I’m calling for
While chilling inside my college dorm

What’s the saying, how’s it go?
“These will be the best years!”, I don’t know, are you sure?
What’s the saying, how’s it go?
“These will be the best years!”, I don’t know, are you sure?

What’s the saying, how’s it go?
“These will be the best years!”, I don’t know, are you sure?
What’s the saying, how’s it go?
“These will be the best years!”

Damn, they’ve always said, “be ready, G”
I didn’t know they were talking the chemistry
Sulfur, Hydrogen, Iodine, and Tennessine
I don’t know two “SHITs”, embarrasing 

I’ve never seen an engineer being stress free
It left me with a sense that be threatening 
Investing on my health, not a flex, B
It’s the way to keep my sanity at ease

Procrastinating to get up, get my material
I’m finding lots of things so trivial
Can’t follow the metric, it’s imperial
It’s surreal though, I am invisible

Starting tomorrow I will be back at it
I promise you, though, I won’t be half-assing
I’ll still relax, but there’s a fact, that is:
No matter what, I’ll keep boom bap classic

What’s the saying, how’s it go?
“These will be the best years!”, I don’t know, are you sure?
What’s the saying, how’s it go?
“These will be the best years!”, I don’t know, are you sure?

What’s the saying, how’s it go?
“These will be the best years!”, I don’t know, are you sure?
What’s the saying, how’s it go?
“These will be the best years!”

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44 independent & underground Hip Hop cuts from the '90s none stop mixed. Rare and unreleased tracks by Adagio, J Treds, Kamakazee, Miilkbone, Mista Meaner and more...

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also available on R2 Records import. "Something Aint Right" produced by J.Force 1999.

50/50 Something Ain't Right (Prod. by J-Force)

Canadian born (and a Toronto resident), MoSS may be a new name to some in the music game, but his production credits are instantly recognizable and have resulted in over 2 million record sales worldwide. Ghostface Killah’s smash hit “Kilos”, Raekwon’s ”Have Mercy”, Obie Trice’s entire Special Reserve album and most recently a collaborative album with Eternia (At Last which was released on Fatbeats).

MoSS got his first taste of notoriety by working with Obie Trice (Shady Records) around 2000. Moss was producing records for Obie, including both his independent singles ”Well Known” and the 12” “Mr. Trice,” which created the buzz that eventually led to Obie’s major label deal. Since then, MoSS has produced for a long list of “who’s who” in the hip hop world, including: Joell Ortiz, Ghostface, Papoose, Peedi Crack, The Game, Slum Village, Boot Camp Clik, Red Cafe, Mr Easy, AZ, Bounty Killa, D-Block (Styles P and Sheek Louch), Termanology, Big Shug, M.O.P., Kool G. Rap, Ras Kass, Omilio Sparks, Proof of D12 and the list goes on.

A former member of DJ Premier’s production label, “Works of Mart”, as Premier’s first ever production signee, MoSS is not only an emcee’s producer, but a producer’s producer as well. Recognized by an elite group in his field, he is known by many as a true “record digger.” Having assisted on price guides, rare record books and various musical anthologies, MoSS eventually started his own reissue label, Strawberry Rain, which specializes in re-releasing rare psychedelic music from around the world, including countries like Indonesia, Iran, France; and even Zambia where he travelled to find records and artists. Strawberry Rain has gained recognition across the globe and has been singled-out by a veritable slew of major media publications.

While his production work for other artists has resulted in him being recognized by outlets such as Rolling Stone, Spin, People and more, today, MoSS officially unveils his debut album, Marching To The Sound Of My Own Drum, which will be released on 11-13-15 and features appearances from Joe Budden, DJ Premier, AZ, Joell Ortiz, Sean Price, Jon Connor, Skyzoo, Inspectah Deck, Ill Bill, Havoc, Onyx, Slum Village, Willie The Kid, Guilty Simpson, Termanology, Peedi Crakk, Slaine and others.

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Tracklist & Credits for MoSS’ Marching To The Sound Of My Own Drum:

1.) “Introduction” f/ Ill Bill & Inspectah Deck

2.) “Started” f/ AZ, DJ Premier & Joe Budden

3.) “Who” f/ Chuuwee

4.) “Loner” f/ Witch

5.) “Lost In My World” f/ REKS

6.) “Day & Night” f/ Eternia

7.) “Nobody Move” f/ Onyx & Havoc

8.) “Jealousy & Envy” f/ Slaine & Termanology

9.) “Arm & Hammer Man” f/ Red Cafe

10.) “Boombastic” f/ Slum Village

11.) “Sex” f/ AKA & Deuce Wonder

12.) “B.Q.P.” f/ Peedi Crakk, Royal Flush, Illa Ghee & Sean Price

13.) “Kids” f/ Joell Ortiz

14.) “Hard Hitters” f/ Supastition & Skyzoo

15.) “Emotional” f/ Jon Connor, Willie The Kid, Vstylez, Big Gov & Guilty Simpson

**All Tracks Produced by MoSS

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MoSS Feat. Jon Connor, Willie The Kid, VStylez, Big Gov & Guilty Simpson "Emotional"

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I record in my bedroom with two pillows behind the mic. And I mix it in Garageband, usually getting the beats from other producers. This is my main hobby outside of work/study.

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