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CASHINTHEBATHROOM EP by ILLFIGHTYOU
PROD by KReam Team
Mixed,Recorded and Mastered by John McRae

FLASH [prod by KHRIS P]

With one foot on the pedal and one foot on the throat of society, Silas Blak holds no punches (or words) on #BlakFriday. He teams with Cabin Games producer Kjell Nelson to give you a word-for-word look through the eyes of 'Thee Relic'. It's times like these that we need a voice of truth, honesty and reality to see beyond yesterday into tomorrow; our future.. "Cops on my back like bullies, throwing bullets at me like rocks, all I want to do is suffocate them, reshape time, re-awake them".

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A Native American-owned label, Cabin Games was founded in Seattle by former Sub Pop executive Rich Jensen and Brodie Stevens. Acts on the label include Native American artist Gyasi Ross, Hip Hop lyricist Silas Blak, rock band The Ghost Ease, cross-genre pop group Richie Dagger's Crime, alt-soul legends Pigeonhed, and producer Kjell Nelson.

Follow Cabin Games: http://facebook.com/CabinGames | http://twitter.com/CabinGamesLLC and go to http://CabinGam.es for more info.

Cops On My Back

Download @ http://www.datpiff.com/mixtapes-detail-2015.php?id=758293

Produced by Mario Luciano (twitter.com/mariolucino)

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This Evening (ft. Gifted Gab, Dougie Jay)

I have better beats, but this nigga J'Von really wanted me to bring this old one back for him. @itsjvon

I have my own beat project in the works. Stay tuned.

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Organic Munny ft. J'Von



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HIGH LIFE (prod. KReam Team)

Official Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZyeX2a6quk
"Female" via Thraxxhouse.
Available for purchase/stream via iTunes, and all other major digital retailers. 
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Mackned & Key Nyata - 100 Oz. [Prod. By Tele Fresco]

Seattle's Richie Dagger's Crime presents "Just A Little Bit", which will be featured on their upcoming EP. Producer Kjell Nelson adds a classic soul flip from vocalist Coreena, as well as horns from Future Friday's Eric Padget and guitar from Aslan Rife of Honey Moon Tree. 
The Tenderness EP is the prelude to Richie Dagger's full-length album Sea of Dysfunction, which is slated for release this Fall.

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Just A Little Bit feat. Coreena

Seattle's Richie Dagger's Crime presents “It’s Only Noise”, a re-imagining of Jamie xx's "The Rest Is Noise”. It will be featured on Dagger's upcoming EP, 'Tenderness' coming this June. “It’s Only Noise” was produced and mixed by Kjell Nelson and features Aslan Rife on backing vocals. The 'Tenderness' mixtape is the prelude to Richie Dagger's full-length album 'Sea of Dysfunction', which is slated for release this Fall.

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It's Only Noise

Gyasi Ross "Marlon Brando" from the album ISSKOOTSIK (Before Here was Here), out now on Cabin Games Records. Buy on iTunes now: http://bit.ly/GyasiBHWH Watch the Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bp7MYz2bb8Q

For people of color, particularly Native Americans, Marlon Brando was an ideal version of a politically-savvy white ally that we are missing today. 

As Professor Derrick Bell recognized, white folks have “standing” to talk about racism in ways that people of color simply cannot, because white folks are perceived to be “objective.” Marlon Brando served this function for many years, and in many ways. 

Brando knew that he was a very much an outsider to communities of color, and didn’t seek to be a savior for those communities. Instead, he simply tried to parlay his white male privilege and celebrity to pass the microphone back to Native people and Black people to speak to their own issues, which they understood and could speak to much better than he could. 

Importantly, the acclaimed actor also understood the importance of passing the microphone to women of color within the civil rights struggles, as he witnessed their status as the backbones of our communities. Appropriately, he chose Sacheen Littlefeather to protest Hollywood’s treatment of Natives at the 45th Academy Awards by having her make his declinatory speech for the Best Actor award for The Godfather in 1973.

Nobody has been treated more violently by Hollywood than women of color, specifically Native American women. Marlon Brando used his white and male “standing” to try to address that. He was taught these important lessons in listening and privilege by a pantheon of great civil rights leaders including Billy Frank, Jr., Hank Adams, Janet McCloud, Harry Belafonte, James Baldwin, among many others. 

Interestingly, the lesson from Marlon Brando—how to be an effective white ally without speaking for a group of color—is more needed in 2015 than ever. From the current Redskins NFL debate for Native people, to Black Lives Matter, it seems that white people have a myriad of opinions of how communities of color should be in 2015, but have no patience to learn about the communities of color themselves. 

Marlon Brando was the opposite—he was a listener, a student and an icon.
— Gyasi Ross 

Go to http://Gyasi-Ross.com and follow http://Twitter.com/BigIndianGyasi http://Instagram.com/BigIndianGyasi http://Facebook.com/GyasiRossAuthor

Cabin Games: http://CabinGames.net 

Cabin Games Records - Marlon Brando feat. Sacred Water

Richie Dagger’s Crime is back with his third single, “Chloe Dancer”, featuring his dreamy vocals over layered instrumentals in the latest single from his EP "Tenderness" due out in June. Chloe Dancer also features Josh McClung on Drums and Colin Feld on Cello.

Reaching back into Seattle’s Grunge Rock history, Richie Dagger’s Crime re-imagines “Chloe Dancer”, originally released in 1989 by Mother Love Bone on their debut EP, Shine. Despite the untimely death of original Mother Love Bone vocalist & songwriter Andrew Wood, surviving members would go on to launch Pearl Jam and numerous projects that brought acclaim worldwide. 

Artwork for the track is based on a photo of Richie Dagger by Charles Peterson, the original photographer for the Shine EP. Find a portfolio of Charles Peterson’s photos of Cabin Games artists at http://bit.ly/CPcabin

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Chloe Dancer (MLB cover)

Silas Blak presents the #BlakFriday mixtape series, with a solo debut LP coming Fall 2015 via Cabin Games, Formerly of Black Stax and Silent Lambs Project, Blak is captivating fans with his intellectual style. 

Cops On My Back

Silas Blak

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