One of the greatest works from Portland's own Cool Nutz. "Failure Is The Feeling" is a mature work filled with socially conscious, urban, street cultured Hip-Hop that real fans of Urban culture can only appreciate.  

This is music that must be heard, digested, processed, passed along, shared, and shown plenty of love.  Not many albums are complete and concise pieces of work that are inspired by genuine and classic Hip-Hop works.  

Take sometime to enjoy this canvas that has been crafted with the finest oil based paints.

Failure Is The Feeling

Dear PPD feat. Swiggle Mandela, Jasey Cordeta, Anael Jeannis, and Kool Chief Rocks

McNast - #RadRaps (Prod. Eskry)

See music video here: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThX3_Vd6MK4&t=48s

Lyrics:

I can’t breathe I can’t breathe I can’t breathe 
I can’t believe I can’t believe I can’t believe 
This is happening again,
 when will this stop happening, oh when 
Not again, not again, not again….


Ya, after what I’ve seen on TV I can’t breathe 
I know I’m white I get you might not wanna hear me speak 
That’s ok, in fact, I’m mad at the exact same shit 
Cops killing innocent black people, man, I’m sick of it 
And I used to not get it at all, I’m somewhat ashamed to admit 
But after hearing Floyd crying, I just balled up my fists
And I bawled my eyes out, wondering why God took another innocent - life
So I get now why there’s a reason to fight
And in my eyes, to protest like this is your god given right
Let’s get it straight, I’m not ashamed I was born with a lack of color 
But neither should you just cuz you got more melanin than another
We gotta work together, try to work with each other 
I too have a dream that all my sisters and brothers 
Don’t have to scream and to bleed just to be heard by the media
So that America might just MAYBE care about your ideas 
And about your struggles, I want you to know that I see ya
And please know that I know right now I don’t wanna be ya
And by that I mean I don’t ever wanna be in a 
Position where I think I’m gonna be killed for no reason 
And there’s still no fucking justice in the justice system
Ya fuck the system, I say it’s time that the government listen
Up, we had enough, we had it up to here with the cuffs
And the fear, there’s no love, the law thinks they’re above
The law itself, so tell us, who the Hell do we call for for help? huh


I can’t breathe I can’t breathe I can’t breathe 
I can’t believe I can’t believe I can’t believe 
This is happening again,
 when will this stop happening, when 
Not again, not again, not again….



I Can't Breathe © Renegade the Rapper/JustChris the Producer ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

I Can't Breathe (beat by JustChris the Producer)

This was our first podcast I hope y’all enjoyed it!
Make sure to comment any stories or suggestions you have!

In this podcast we talked…

Who we are: 0:20
CoronaVirus: 3:08
Culture Shock: 8:10
Facetime: 13:45

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Anywhere&Everywhere Podcast

1. Intro, Culture Shock, Facetime

(Best listened to with good quality headphones with a flat frequency response.)

2020.08.31 Pine Forest. Winter/Spring. Midnight Magpies.

👁
Lyrics :
(J-R3d)
hand on swivel l like im movin thru traffic 
not good riddles my language is batshit 
2 sides to manage happy and savage
demons pull me down but they is my asset
workin everyday nigga there is no there sabbath 
fuck being hungry nigga i been famished
spazzin on tracks went from to hobby to a habit
now every thought is a hit no passin 
i roll up the beat then i burn it to ashes 
i was born blunt just look at my game 

handin out L's on rotate
knight on the board better check ya' mates
cuz I've been known to dismantle wit flames
replay that back i said diss mantels like im screamin at the motherfuckin fire place 
you can hide wit the jakes but still be unsafe 
ill send my nigga jake to light up place or ill get my nigga dave to rob you for ya' cash

my niggas been itchin to pop like addicts
niggas whats crackin' now you got the Kraken
king of all writtens i must be from Akron
the shit that i been thru you could never imagine 
outcast nigga i aint never been average 
bashin a fake fuck is how i stay avid 
all of my past enemies in the trash bin 
rappin and fightin i got the full package 
make you pass out like you do wit a pamphlet 

not one for slackin stop all that racket 
sick of these lab rats actin like Rachet 
but lemme calm down it aint really that deep 
cuz end of the day they pick fuzz like a peach 
so why lose sleep over a parakeet
bitch

(K1dav1d)
I been waitin for the other side of the balance I been going down n I feel like I'm drownin
Losin my patience nigga n i cannot allow it 
I de-serve the crown cuz my heart is about it 
Im jus embracin my demons im too weak without em aint playin around there aint time for no clownin
You niggas faking n shit I cannot be around it 
You showing it out i aint lettin that crowd in
I cannot give nothing for somethin thats somethin that must've went over the head of you jokers salute like a veteran soldiers get high cuz its better the lower not only im stuck in my head when im sober im after them hunets when it comes to the money I gotta plus 1 it lately my minds had been flooded wit confidence nigga wont stop til i finally done it 
This aint jus a dream , this is desires my passions been burning wit fire its over n over again in my head , like practicing choirs 
Attaching them wires to greater connections for blessings the devil dont matter its whatever u fed him so watch where u heading these demons want war , they want Armageddon 
This shit can get real 
Connect to yaself aint that big of a deal 
I might jus hit it until I can feel it 
There Certain intentions I cannot reveal its 
Who really loyal careful who you chill wit 
Life gon have pain it take time for the healin
Rolled me another cuz that shit hit different

Polarity (feat. K1dav1d)

Quarantine

Quarantine (ft. yng Shooter, K Genkai, Nomad The Rapper, Eighta-Z, J. Meta) [Prod. J. Meta]

Todd’s uncle was one mean son of a biscuit. But long after he’s dead and gone, his descendants worry that his meanness might rub off on them. Snap presents a story crafted in the dark of night by Spooked.

Thank you, Todd, for sharing your story with us! Like Todd’s story? Check out his book, Country Stories of Ghosts and Bad Men.

Produced by Anna Sussman, original score by Renzo Gorrio
Artwork by Sanaa Khan

Listen to Spooked on Luminary! Spooked season 5 has 22 all-new episodes to keep you up at night. You can get a Luminary subscription for as little as $2.99 a month with their annual plan, plus a 7-day free trial to get started. Not available in all markets. Terms apply. Visit luminarypodcasts.com to learn more.

Snap Judgment

Cat Bone Curse - Spooked

Angel wings. Pine trees. Nina Simone. These are the ingredients of a masterpiece.

This episode discusses drug use, sex, homophobia, and contains bleeped explicit language. Sensitive listeners, please be advised.

Thank you to Joseph Magee, Justin Adams, Jennifer Ann Handy, and the rest of the cast and crew of Angels in America Kilgore College, 1999.

BIG love and thanks to Raymond Caldwell, who just retired after 54 years of teaching theater.

This story was based on the Texas Monthly magazine article “When ‘Angels in America’ Came to East Texas” by Wes Ferguson.

Special thanks also to the Texas Shakespeare Festival, Matthew Simpson, Helena de Groot, Kyle Henry, Katie Song and Colin Hyer.

Produced by John Fecile, original score by Renzo Gorrio
Artwork by Teo Ducot
Season 11 – Episode 36

Greetings, Prophet!

Loud cicadas calling on a calm afternoon in the Congo basin rainforest, accompanied by other insects flying and buzzing close to the mics. Buy recordings like this one for commercial use at https://mindful-audio.com/african-jungle/

Congo Basin Rainforest - Afternoon - Loud Cicadas

Contains elements from Spirit - It's You That I Need
+ drums

LoopDiggers Sunday Roulette 23

Snap Judgment is a weekly storytelling radio show and podcast, hosted by Glynn Washington. Snap mixes real stories with killer beats to produce cinematic, dramatic, kick-ass radio. Snap’s raw, musical brand of storytelling dares listeners to see the world through the eyes of another. This is storytelling… with a BEAT!!  Snap first aired on NPR stations nationwide in July 2010. Snap Judgment is now aired on over 400 public radio stations.

Greetings, Prophet!

Snap Judgment

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