@deepfry: hehe. the guilty verse is from a track with Johaz, titled "Real Heavy". Elzhi's verse is taken from this "Deep" acapella.

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From the 'For Namesake-REDO' project, featuring new songs from Nametag & Nameless, plus remixes from the duo's album 'For Namesake' - available digitally on November 12. 2013!

NAMETAG & NAMELESS "Awwwe Man!!"

YO YO YO by MEDINA GREEN featuring MOS DEF (Produced by GE-OLOGY)

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From deep musical origins in Detroit, rapper/singer/songwriter Illa J has been slowly navigating his way through the oft-turbulent waters of Hip-Hop since the tender age of 13, when the young John Yancey aka Illa J wrote his first rhyme alongside his brother, the late great J Dilla. After his brother’s passing in ‘06, he began teaching himself piano, bass and taking vocal lessons while finding himself touring the world and recording a slew of Dilla-related projects, notably being an active member of Slum Village until 2014. His first solo album, '08s Yancey Boys and the Frank Nitt 2013 collaborative album Sunset BLVD were both released on seminal label Delicious Vinyl. Feeling the need for a change creatively as well as geographically, in 2012 John moved to the future music hotbed that is Montreal ultimately making the connection with Canadian producers Nick Wisdom & AstroLogical aka Potatohead People (whose acclaimed Bastard Jazz debut album Big Luxury in Spring 2015 featured Illa J on two hit singles). The success of their initial collaborations inspired the team to dive into the studio and embark on Illa J's new self-titled solo album, and present an entirely fresh sound of his own.
 
The album Illa J, produced without any samples by Potatohead People alongside a few groundbreaking co-producers, showcases a more mature and at-ease Illa J who is equally comfortable on top of an electronic boogie-inspired beat (“Universe”) as he is getting grimey over a trunk rattling G-Funk joint (the Kaytranada co-produced “Strippers”). On tracks like the sparse, Rhodes driven “Cannonball” (co-produced by Montreal’s Noo Bap), and the early 90s Spiritual / Acid Jazz inspired “Sunflower”, Illa flexes his muscles through both song and rhyme. And of course being true to his roots, the classic Detroit boom-bap sound is ever present on joints like “French Kiss”, “Perfect Game” (quite possibly Rap’s only ode to bowling), and “Never Left”, a touching tribute to his brother and a call-out to abusers of Dilla's legacy.  Vancouver mainstay MC Moka Only contributes invaluably to the cohesive sound of the album as well, providing signature smoothed-out vocal choruses to tracks like “She Burned My Art”, “All Good Pt. 2” and “Who Got It” (co-produced by Mosaic). Dropping Fall 2015 on Bastard Jazz Recordings, Illa J is a brilliantly-produced, diverse, and long overdue solo effort from Yancey.


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Exile and Aloe Blacc have been making music together for many years. The 2 began experimenting with Hip Hop when Aloe was only 16 and Exile 17 with no more than a 4 track tape recorder, turntable and a microphone. Building a fan base pre internet selling tapes on the streets all over the CA southland, eventually reaching the world. The 2 have released many underground tapes and vinyl through out the years and ears of many. The 2 have made many classics with each other but more note worthy when the two began to work on there own. Most people do not know Aloe blacc began as a rapper since his Stones Throw release "Good Things" and number one smash "The Man"
Mean while Exile laying the foundation of new west coast classics with Dirty science crew mates, Blu and exile, below the heavens, Fashawn's boy meets world, and countless production credits from Snoop Dogg, Whiz Khalifa to Big Sean. The two have remained friends and continued to collaborate together, but is not til now the combination bares the fruit of a new album. A look into the darker side of Aloes mind of poetry and lyrical mastery, with Exile behind the production to bring you a modern classic  Dystopia. 

1. Make It Over
2. Aloe Be Thy Name 
3. C.O.C.A. (Come one Come All)  ft Chashus King AKA CO$$
4. This Little light
5. Forgive Us
6. Yesterday Ft. blu
7.  Monetary Murder
8. Death Is Fair
9. What Does it Take
10, The E.N.D.

Lyrics By Aloe Blacc
Blu for Azulito's birthday cake ASCAP 
Cashus King for Coss King Sesac 
Produced By Exile for Dirty Science BMI
Keys on "This Little Light" by Farmer Grief
And on "Make It Over" by Michal Bergen 
Mixed by Frederico "C Sik" Lopez at The Drug Lab, Los Angeles, CA
Mastered by Wes Osborne at Violet Lantern Mastering
Photography: Juan Luis Garcia

Dystopia 

C.O.C.A. (Come One Come All) _   Emanon (Aloe Blacc & Exile) ft. Cashus King

At long last, Clear Soul Forces are back with a vengeance. Fat Beats is proud to announce their new single "They Shootin" from their forthcoming album #still coming this February. Look forward to CSF headed to a city near you in 2019.

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