IDEM >>l i v e s o u n d s a n d v i s u a l p r o j e c t) @ NOUVEAU TITRE EN ÉCOUTE : Good side of the rain"
http://soundcloud.com/keim-zo-fed-production/good-side-of-the-rain

" ... Good Side Of The Rain s'explore comme un espace hors du réel à mi-chemin de la fantasmagorie et du rêve, entre volupté et angoisse ...
"... L'écoute de son septième disque se vit comme une libération émotionnelle face au tragique. Un ressenti épidermique au fin fond des viscères qui vaut mieux qu'un long discours. La musique d'IDEM se vit et se rêve en noir... "
" ... Des morceaux intenses qui poussent à la rêverie, à l'introspection, presque transcendantaux ; parfois doux, parfois violent. Idem sort des cadres établis et ne reproduit jamais deux fois la même recette ... "
" ... A mi-chemin entre le big-bang et l’apocalypse ... " 
"... L’auditeur écoute cette ville sombre et sulfureuse qui danse sur un volcan et c’est tout simplement superbe ..."

IDEM @ NOUVEL ALBUM :
"GOOD SIDE OF THE RAIN".
(YOTANKA - DIFFER-ANT Distribution - 07 Novembre 2011)

Nobles (produced by Andrew Bach) [ Earl Sweatshirt & Navy Blue Remix]

I remember the era when I first began to get into underground Hip Hop, I was late to the party so to speak. In my immediate circle the sounds of the time were D Block, Fabolous, Jeezy etc. it was during this time when I discovered what they call "the underground". At the time I was working in downtown Manhattan in Soho at the Adidas store. This time period unfolded a whole new ecosystem of music, art, fashion and thought for me. A world within the world of NY. I remember my brain being set ablaze by the ride on the F train, the smell of Alphabet City, DQM, Sugar Headquarters, the graffiti and the grungey simplicity of downtown. I could feel the tingles in my brain, the feeling of new ground spreading beneath my feet... i would often think "I wonder if Basquiat walked down this block?" I have a love for classic buildings, I remember the small elements of the prior eras that remained, like the old CBGB's on Bowery spots like Burkina and Bowery Poets Cafe. First hearing of MF Doom ,Sean Price, Saigon... it was mystifying for me. The sounds, the references, the life perspective, nothing before had ever spoke to me in such a unique way. I'm very, very thankful for those experiences, for those dreams, they kept me going... here is a tribute in gratitude. Rest In Peace Sean Price, Rest In Peace MF DOOM, Rest In Peace Kay Slay

The Letter P (MF DOOM, Sean Price Tribute)

The Artivist - Deeper (Instrumental)

Get Money (feat. Frank Nitt),

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Eleven Madison Park (Cuts By Statik Selektah)Prod. By Moody Beats

Zentone/Zenzile meets High Tone...Deeper

Produced by All These Fingers & CONSTROBUZ
Vinyl + Tees are available here: https://www.daylightcurfew.com/collections/mr-muthafuckin-exquire

Nothing's What It Seems - Short Film

The Gold Mine Volume 1

Buddah Bluntz

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Lyrics and vocals by Wiki and Lansky Jones 
Produced by Tony Seltzer and Laron
Additional production by Alex Epton and Nah

Zentone/Zenzile meets High Tone...Deeper

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