Kanye West - POLO YE (Cookin Soul remixes) lofi tape

for the people (and for the dolphins)

SET LIST
"Dmtri" -> beginning to 5:23
"Live from the Moon" -> 5:23 to 10:35
"Latin Grammys" -> 11:46 to 15:48
"Terry" -> 15:48 to 21:49
"Baby Blue" -> 21:49 thru to end

MUSICIANS
Action Bronson: vocals, effects
Matt "Yung Mehico" Carrillo: keys, saxophone
Nicholas Coleman: bass
Wahkiba "9Ether" Julion: drums
Red Walrus: percussion
Julian Love: guitar

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Bobby Carter
Director/Editor: Maia Stern
Audio Engineer: Josh Rogosin
Creative Director: Bob Boilen
Videographers: Maia Stern, Joshua Bryant, Kara Frame, Alanté Serene
Audio Assistant: Josephine Nyounai
Production Assistant: Ashley Pointer
Photographer: Catie Dull
Tiny Desk Team: Suraya Mohamed, Hazel Cills
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins
Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann

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Everyone is a bastard in disguise when they let happen to others what they would never accept for themselves.

There is a moment—always a moment—when the flames first flicker and the silence still has time to scream. It’s in that moment that history makes its quietest sound, before it starts marching.

Look closely at this photograph. The fire is bright, but it isn’t just paper burning. It’s books, yes. But also names. Memories. Dignities. Ideas that dared to breathe. The hands raised in salute are not only pledging allegiance. They are surrendering their own judgment, one limb at a time.

The men in the front believe they are doing good. The crowd behind believes it too—or simply finds it easier not to believe anything at all.

History isn’t always made by monsters. Most times, it’s made by neighbors. By people who just wanted to keep their heads down. By those who said, “It’s not my problem.” By bureaucrats with tidy desks, and teachers who skipped a chapter, and clergy who nodded in silence.

All of them had somewhere else to be. Somewhere to hide. Somewhere to pretend.

Where were you?

This question isn’t for the past. It’s for right now. Every time we let our governments cage children, or watch refugees drown while holding smartphones, or scroll past a genocide dressed as “complex geopolitics,” we replay that moment. The fire flickers. The silence hums.

“Never again” is a promise built on the corpses of those we ignored. And yet, again and again, we fail it. Not out of evil, but out of ease. Out of comfort. Out of the silent conviction that the worst things only happen far away—to other people.

Where have you been?

If the answer is: “I didn’t know,” then maybe ask yourself why you didn’t want to.

Because the real horror is not that atrocities are committed. The real horror is that they are allowed.

By people who, just like us, thought they were on the right side.



Where have you been?

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Madlib Mecidine Show #2: Flight to Brazil

Tracklist:
1. "Rio de Janeiro"
2. "Sao Paulo"
3. "Belo Horizonte"
4. "Porto Alegre"
5. "Salvador"
6. "Recife"
7. "Fortaleza"
8 "Brasília"
9. "Curitiba"

Source: https://www.mixcloud.com/mojoknights/madlib-medicine-show-2-brazil/

MADLIB MEDICINE SHOW #2: FLIGHT TO BRAZIL

Released in 2006, A-Trak states that “This was a mixtape Kanye’s team had me do for some Japanese label.” He describes the mixtape as “a collection of songs sampled, flipped my way, of course.”

Welcome To Kanye's Soul Mix Show

The Holy Light Jr's - Love hides all faults

Freddie Gibbs and Madlib visit the desks of NPR's D.C. office for a live-instrumental hip-hop session of top-shelf quality.

00:41 · Education
02:10 · Gat Damn
04:39 · Soul Right
07:49 · Freestyle Shit

Mastered for smooth, seamless playback at your Friday grill-out or Sunday cruise.

Originally published 06 December 2019 at https://www.npr.org/2019/12/06/784794979/freddie-gibbs-and-madlib-tiny-desk-concert

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50 Cent - What Up Gangsta (Cookin Soul remix)

What Up Gangsta (Cookin Soul Remix)

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