Check out what the end of the universe sounds like!
It's the title track from the fifth episode of the Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy radio play, fittingly called Fit the Fifth. The song features mrs. halibut as Max Quordlepleen, tom and watto as themselves, and Ray-Edgar Duyns on bass.

The Rap At The End Of The Universe

so I went out to a special place of mine in the country and recorded these frogs along with all the other ambience under the moonrise.  Then I brought back the sounds and used them as a backdrop for this little summer jam.  Feel it!

Amplexus Dub

From the massive compilation "Social Sounds From Planet Dub" with 18 tracks from Dub and Reggae artists from various corners of the globe all standing together in solidarity against the ignorance and dangerous intolerance of the radical right-wing European faction calling themselves PEGIDA (Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamification of the Occident).  Lending a musical sign of support to the refugee children that have been forced to leave their own countries, showing them that they won't always be met with that kind of ugliness as they try to start a new chapter in a foreign place.     All proceeds go to the charity project KINDERSPRACHBRÜCKE JENA, E.V. in Germany that provides language and integration programs for the kids along with a chance for them to have their very own radio show.  

The track I made for this, with the kids in mind, is a very special tribute to Lucky Dube and all the incredible sociopolitical justice work he did through his beautiful music during his time on earth that was tragically cut short (RIP).  I built an analog synth-laden dub riddim out of his indelible classic "Think About the Children" from the 80s.  The children are the true inspiration, they dig deep for joy through the tuffest adversities with oftentimes more resilience, strength and courage than their adult-counterparts in this world.  Let them be free.  Please support the children and support this compilation.  You can find it over here: http://basscomesaveme.bandcamp.com/releases
more info about it here: 
https://basscomesaveme.wordpress.com/2015/04/10/social-sounds-from-planet-dub/        

Sufferer's Riddim (Out now on "Social Sounds From Planet Dub" 100% Charity)

I was walking down the street and was inspired by the asphalt and power lines above so i wrote these songs. Mostly for the older cats in electric wheel chairs and so girls would think i was cool. Thus far, i still haven't gained the attention of the sidewalk racers and to my misfortune only my friends think I'm cool. Thanks for listening and wear your seatbelt.

mixtape

Step by step (2016)

Video

MEAN MUG (prod. laxxp)

Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy: Fit The First

Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy - Fit The Third

Pandemonium

Fit The Fourth

BLAME IT FT. GTV [PROD. CHANCE]

sloe t, 2011

another messageboard inspired rap. for reference:

http://boards.theforce.net/your_jedi_council_community/b10008/31356203/p1

sloe t - how'd he get so fat?

Based in Ellensburg, in the heart of Washington state. Making hip hop music since 1994, releasing it in one form or another since 1998. 

sloe t - how'd he get so fat?

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