Scheme & DJ Scend - L.E.S. Series (Two Turntables and a Mic)

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Scheme & DJ Scend - NO I.D. Series (Two Turntables and a Mic) (2nd of the Series) - Expect the video to drop next week on www.YouTube.com/Scheme773.com - You can check the video for the 1st series on there now. Thanks.


Scheme and DJ Scend - NO ID Series (Two Turntables and a Mic)

Navarro, formerly known as Scheme*, releases new music produced by THEMpeople. Maybe, is a spoken word piece; an audio interpretation from a piece Navarro wrote and released a few weeks ago, which was shared by major Latino websites, as well as NBC Latino news analyst and more. He considered restructuring it into a “rap song format,” but this was not that. This had to stay the way he wrote it; every word. This isn't anti-police. It is anti-authority figures, taking advantage of their authority. This is a means to understand why some of us have a certain perspective of law enforcers. It is an aide to help us each understand, that what we once were, doesn't always resonate who we will become.

The painting for the artwork is by artist Chantala Kommanivanh (www.chantalism-art.com).

Written by NAVARRO and THEMpeople
Produced by THEMpeople

Twitter: @SchemeNavarro | @THEMpeoplemusic
Sites: NavarroMusic773.com | @THEMpeoplemusic

*The reason for the name change is due to the refocusing of music in both Spanish and English for Navarro. Scheme wasn't the easiest name to translate into Spanish for new fans and editorials, so Navarro chose to use his last name as his artist alias starting now. This is his 1st release under Navarro. Same music, only difference is the message is now worldwide. Same rebel, new cause.


NAVARRO - Maybe (produced by THEMpeople)

Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas is one of main entries into the United States from Mexico. My parents were both brought to Nuevo Laredo at a very young age; they later met there, got married and had my sisters. My dad had previously made his way out to Chicago on his own to work and send money back, while my mother and my sisters stayed behind. He couldn't do it; it wasn't worth it if he didn't have his family by his side. A couple years later he came back to the US, this time he brought his family. The plan was, he would wait on the other side of the border in a car with a couple of bags of clothes, while my mother and my 3 sisters walked across the bridge, my youngest sister was 1 years old at the time. My mother was to tell the immigration person that she needed to go buy milk for her daughter in Laredo, Texas, if they could please let her go and she would come right back. They did, and she didn't. Instead they joined my dad and drove to Chicago; drove in search of a better life. The year was 1978. 

I tell you that, to tell you this. Nuevo Laredo was their home. They left it behind, along with their families, in hopes of making a better life for their children. Years passed where they couldn't visit, until finally they received their green cards and they were able to go back. This was when I went for the first time, and every year there after. This was home away from home. This is where I told people I was from when they asked me. Nuevo Laredo was beautiful to me in its humility and it brought sense of reality to what my parents went through. There was many extremely poor people, living in conditions I had never seen in Chicago. If we thought we had it bad, they had it worst. You live and you learn. As the years passed, things changed. We couldn't walk around Nuevo Laredo like we used to. I won't get into details, because honestly, it may not be the safest thing for me to do. Neither maybe was this song. But I had to at least shed a little light on what has happened to the city my parents called home. 

Navarro - 807AM En Nuevo Laredo (produced By Slot - A)

This song can be found on Scheme's "SRNC (Mixtape)" which can be downloaded on Scheme773.com - this full version has never been released.

Scheme - Cold Chill (produced by GMJ)

We're taking a bit back with this one. One of my personal favorites. The homie Astonish and I did this for The Biz Mixtape. This song can be found on the The Biz Mixtape which is available for purchase on iTunes.

The Biz - Sinful Living (Scheme & Astonish)

This song can be found on Scheme's "Helluva Year - The Mixtape" - It can also be downloaded on Scheme773.com

Scheme - DirtyMoneyAngels - PHLI Freestyle

This song can be found on Scheme's "Helluva Year - The Mixtape" which can be downloaded on Scheme773.com

Scheme - Its Been a Pleasure - DJBooth Series

Snotty Noze - Neak feat. Scheme x Sincerely Yours x Slot-A (produced by Trumaine)

Neak - Snotty Noze Feat. Scheme x Sincerely Yours x Slot-A (Prod. By Trumaine)

"Rebel Minded" is on Scheme's "Same Rebel, New Cause (Mixtape)" which can be downloaded on Scheme773.com & SchemeMusic.wordpress.com 

Scheme - Rebel Minded (prod. J-Rell)

Directors Cut is off of The Biz Mixtape which dropped back in 2007. 

Scheme - Directors Cut

Scheme - So Amazing

BigHomieDoe, Scheme, Mic Terror, YP, & Donnis - Waddup (Remix)

Amarga Vida can be heard on Scheme's SRNC (Mixtape) with DJ PNS. Presented by Soul Assassins, Molemen Records, RubyHornet, and 2opeBoyz.

Scheme - Amarga Vida

Respect the Art can be heard on Scheme's The Manifesto EP. Which can be purchased on iTunes or downloaded on Scheme773.com

Scheme - Respect the Art (produced by 21 Grams)

"Lose Your Soul" off of Scheme's SRNC (Deluxe Edition) features Mikkey Halsted and is produced by Panik of the Molemen.

Scheme - Lose Your Soul feat. Mikkey Halsted (produced by Panik)

Scheme - Follow the Leader (Unreleased)

Dirty Game featuring Visual off of Scheme's "SRNC (Mixtape)" 

Scheme - Dirty Game feat. Visual

Classic is off of "The Biz Mixtape" and it features Scheme, Decay, and Astonish.

The Biz - Classic (Scheme, Decay, & Astonish)

Scheme - Modern Day Warfare (Remix by GhettoBlaster). Original song on The Manifesto EP

Scheme - Modern Day Warfare (Remix by GhettoBlaster)

Produced by Panik / Mixed by Jason Valcarcel for PVTSTCK

If You Want to Believe (produced by Panik) - this one is for my students from MAS at Little Village Lawndale High School. I had reached a point in my life where besides making music, I felt a disconnect with serving and being of some assistance to our society. I was blessed with a position at this school and these kids have changed my life more than they could imagine. I wish I can save them all and fix all of their problems, but unfortunately that isn't always the case. I'm just glad I can speak to them, give them some perspective and hope that I can get through to them somehow. I just want them to see the world and understand that they are capable of changing it for the better. This one is for them.

If You Want to Believe

Extravagant Lifestyle featuring Tone Pro & Astonish off of The Manifesto EP which is available on iTunes.

Scheme - Extravagant Lifestyle feat. Tone Pro & Astonish (produced by 21 Grams)

Unreleased song by Scheme - You're Gonna Want Me Back 

Scheme - You're Gonna Want Me Back

This verse ended up being featured on Lose Your Soul featuring Mikkey Halsted off of SRNC (Deluxe Edition)

Scheme - Freedom (Original Verse from Lose Your Soul)

Scheme - Loyalty off of Helluva Year (The Mixtape)

Scheme - Loyalty

All On Me was written and recorded in early 2015. It always held a special place because it was the first song I'd recorded which was dedicated to my daughter and my girlfriend as well. The intro of the song contains my daughters heartbeat if you listen closely, and the in the chorus you can hear her laughing. This song embodies what I've been going through for the past 2 years personally and music wise. It's dedicated to my girlfriend and my daughter. No matter what, it's all on me. My family's first. Love you both.

All On Me (Demo Version) - produced by Jay Vega

Off of Decay and Fluent's - City Slick - The Money and His Fool - which is available now on iTunes.

Decay - The Ends Justify The Means feat. Scheme

Hello (What Up?) is part of Scheme's upcoming project "Life That I Chose" which is entirely produced by Slot-A. The single is available Nov. 1st on iTunes, and the album is available Dec. 6th, 2011 on iTunes and Online.

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Scheme - Hello (What Up) feat. Astonish (produced by Slot-A)

SCHEME - L.O.R.D. Knows (Remake)

This is the intro to an upcoming album called "De Este Lado Tambien Hay Sueños"

Song produced by Custom and Serious

The picture is my father (on far left) with his friends working in farms in the US in the 70s. He came in search of a dream. Hoping to make a life for his wife (my mother) and his daughters (my sisters) back in Mexico. He eventually returned because he couldn't do it without them and they all came back as a family. I was born and raised in Chicago. I've been given countless opportunities because of the sacrifices my parents made. I will forever be grateful. Thank you to all the immigrants in our beautiful country that make it run every day.

De Este Lado Tambien Hay Sueños

Hunger of Memory (produced by Custom and Serious)

Thanks for the love on the last joint I released, Hunger of Memory. Thanks to all the blogs who showed love and to the Chicago Reader for including it on a weekly write up. I figured we'd keep the momentum going with dropping some more new music. This one is produced by the homie CAMEone from Milwaukee. 

"Distributor of dope, the Mexican connect, the one these rappers talk about, but none of them have met..." This one I just wanted to let off some bars. CAMEone and I have a project in the works as well. Thanks again for the support. You can STREAM the new song here and purchase it at my online store http://www.navarromusic773.com/navarrostore 

- Navarro

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