Produced by: @sweet6tean @__tylato @deanonkeys

Feat. @thewillbeezy

Mastered by: @shordeli

Dearly Departed (Feat. Will Beezy)

Ever been in a one-sided relationship? Suck don’t it I wrote this March 2021 this is my first R&B song. Only thing I can do is progress

Yana Marie - Letter to him

Rather than flush them away
Instrumental Hip Hop

#MNKYHRMT

Ifigo

blues; country-soul; alternative hip-hop
theme:  gratitude for the help-meets a peculiar peoples!  Special Shoutout to Chicago's own Anyi Ahlation and Shadowmaster MC holding up the 606... the cultural help meets!!! Love Mak

Help Meet

Chicago Funk fresh funky pop/hip-hop/spiritual bop/phonk/

The Mood is Good vibes like that connection with the One for God gave us funk and the divine time to be funky!!!

Very Special Shout-out to those that serve that delicious fushion i.e. Punk-Funk Pioneer Rick James...



GIVE IT TO ME BABY, DIGAME

R.I.P to Coolly Of The MonkeyWrench Factory. Positive vibes and blessings go out to your family, friends, fans, and loved ones. Peace.

I first heard The MonkeyWrench Factory on a sampler from under-appreciated Chicago producer, Moab, who also acted as the crew’s DJ. I was feeling the beats and most of the songs, but undoubtedly the tracks I keep listening to on repeat were all from The MonkeyWrench Factory.

I was blown away by their style and raw sound. The music was filled with aggression, but not blindly, it was focused and passionate. The anger came from caring. Their music acted as the voice of a people who may have felt they had no voice. There was definitely a range in the vibe as well. I was initially most drawn to the assertiveness of songs like “Hardware”, “Tools Of The Trade” & “Rapid Transit”. However, as an alternative you have the melodic escapes of “Mango”, “Lullaby”, and “Other Side Of The Island” that are as beautiful sounding as they are beautifully written. Don’t confuse beauty with soft. Their music and messages are always powerful. Clearly they felt no words were to be wasted on trivial pursuits. They were on a mission and that mission was dire.

Both MCs have a gift for writing in vivid detail, often painting grim reality with a stroke of lyrical genius. There’s also a wealth of innovative rhyme schemes, ranging from smart, but free-flowing to complex and jagged. I once bought them down to the Twin Cities to perform at the Dinkytowner as part of the Fifth Element sponsored “Essential Elements” night and they proved that some energy could also be effectively harnessed on stage. As they projected their words and presence with intensity and raw emotion, a member of their entourage performed high-energy martial arts on the stage beside them, adding an additional compelling spectacle to the show.

Unfortunately, not many got to experience this. Their album “Tools Of The Trade” never really saw a proper release. As a matter fact, besides a couple appearances, they don’t have much available out there. Here’s a glimpse of what they had to offer…

READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE: http://bit.ly/RSwyum

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