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This has to be my favourite joint you made, dope lyrics and the beat is amazing <3

What is the name of the song in the sample at the beginning.

Hy-Definition - My Mind (Feat. Noah King)

SoulChef - Feel Good - Feat. Ahnom, Trace Blam & Spycc

Off our new album "Stories From The Brass Section" by Anti-Lilly & Phoniks. Released on 3/08/2014. Get it at antilillyandphoniks.bandcamp.com/

Anti-Lilly & Phoniks - Everyman

From the album: Remember When (2010)
http://apple.co/1TTo7sy

SoulChef - Never Too late (feat. Unknown Suspect)

'Language Of Beats' is out now!

Music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WT60w7adHrY&list=PLxG0x_hNqUvT-G-Dqr6w7LRgbqC3SD7oQ&index=19

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Epidemic, the raw talented rap duo from Florida hooked up with producer Tantu Beats to do a guest appearance on the track 'History Lesson', coming from his debut album Language Of Beats. The collaboration came together so great that the 3 hip-hop heads decided to do a whole EP together, called 'The Soulution' - fully produced by Tantu aswell.

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History Lesson ft. Epidemic

Phoniks and Raashan Ahmad with the 2nd offering from their forthcoming project "Above The Clouds"

Phoniks/Raashan Ahmad - Touchdown

Monster remix of one of the biggest tracks off 2014's Dephacation LP by Awon, Dephlow & Phoniks.

Dephlow's debut LP 'Deph Threats' is out now on 12" vinyl via Vinyl-Digital. Available at www.vinyl-digital.com/en/Hip-Hop-Rap/Deph-Threats.html (ships from Europe) and http://dontsleeprecords.bandcamp.com/ (ships from USA)

Dephlow - "Introducing" (Phoniks Remix) [DEPH THREATS available now on 12" vinyl]

Pre-order: https://jakartarecords-label.bandcamp.com/album/jakarta-dubplate-6

Henry Canyon's album "Canyonland" was originally released on bandcamp something like a year ago without any distribution behind it and we felt it was painfully unnoticed. So all in all a perfect contender for a Jakarta Dubplate. It was entirely produced by French producer Keor Meteor.

https://soundcloud.com/henry-canyons
https://soundcloud.com/keor-meteor-beats

Canyonland is a conceptual album that revolves around Henry Canyons' journey to Los Angeles, his struggle to adjust to a new life there, his coming to terms and attempts to keep a solid connection with his identity as a "half-French, Jewish Brooklynite" that has been transplanted into a place that is wildly different from what he was used to. It also outlines his efforts to solidify his personal and professional spheres, his romantic ups and downs and his perspective on Los Angeles life in general. Musically-speaking, this album is a much smoother ride than the topic itself betrays. Henry's baritone voice glides effortlessly over a beautiful, West-Coast boom-bap backdrop (produced by Keor Meteor), riding the tempo with technically proficient flow and great lyrics. Zoe Rose, a very talented, jazzy and soulful singer/songrwiter, makes several appearances throughout, lending her silky-smooth voice to many of the choruses. Freddy Jay provides some funky vinyl cuts on others. Open Mike Eagle also makes an appearance, lending a great guest-verse. Overall, Canyonland is a great album for both casual listeners who want something they can easily throw on in the car for a relaxing listen or more hardcore listeners who like to dig into the lyrics and think about what a rapper is conveying. 



Henry Canyons - Music Man Ft. Zoe Rose (produced by Keor Meteor)

Had a lot of people ask about this one on Instagram so here you go.

Royal Flush - World Wide (Phoniks Remix)

09 May 2013: Paris and New York, obviously two of the most influential cities in the history of culture, come together on Jack Wilson and Keor Meteor's new EP "Enter to Exit" (May 13). Originally from Pittsburgh, Jack moved to NYC in April 2012 -around the same time Paris's Keor had held an online audition via SoundCloud for MCs to feature on a mixtape + subsequent EP. Jack was one of the artists chosen, so with a fresh selection of beats in a pulsating new city and no TV or internet, he wrote 8/9 of the lyrics to "Enter to Exit" (along with a half dozen poems) during his first two months in NY. Since his studio was still in an extra bedroom in Baltimore, he recorded rough demos through his iPhone to send to Keor and thus began the process. Following up their first single "We Ain't Famous", attached is the second single released today - "I Wish I Knew Emmy Rossum" is a song about being broke and single in New York City, with cuts by DJ Ivan6.

Jack Wilson x Keor Meteor - I Wish I Knew Emmy Rossum (cuts Ivan6)

Production by myself and raps by @iamkinetik

Pay what you wish for the EP at:
illect.bandcamp.com/album/pencils-not-pistols

Connect with Imperial, K.I.N.E.T.I.K., and Illect Recordings:
illect.com
twitter.com/ImperialBeats
twitter.com/IAmKinetik
twitter.com/illect
facebook.com/illect
facebook.com/imperialbeatsuk
imperialbeats.co.uk/

Pencils Not Pistols is the brand new E.P. from UK duo Imperial and K.I.N.E.T.I.K. This unlikely duo linked up in late 2012 after Imperial (now affectionately known as Big Dave because of his mighty 6’4’’ frame) sent K.I.N.E.T.I.K. (who has yet to be blessed with ANOTHER alias) a polite email requesting to collaborate. After being impressed with the spelling, grammar and attached beat in the email, K.I.N.E.T.I.K. jumped at the chance to work on some music with this courteous chap. What initially began as a track for Imperial’s yet to be released solo album, slowly morphed into a collaborative project, which once again utilizes the tried and tested formula of one producer and one emcee. Following copious amounts of parma ham and pavlova, the two discovered that they not only share a similar outlook on music but on life itself. This mutual foresight enabled them to craft seven interlinked songs that all touch on different subjects in an honest yet humorous manner. Most importantly, the project reinforces the divine duality of the human experience, even in the midst of the laughs and giggles contained throughout.

The sample-based production on Pencils Not Pistols united both Imperial and K.I.N.E.T.I.K. in their love for that strong tradition in Hip Hop. The duo pay homage with their artwork; as it is a parody of Biz Markie’s album, I Need A Haircut. As you might know, that was the album that changed music sampling law forever. Gilbert O’Sullivan… we see you. Sigh.

Future plans include a limited edition album of Pencils Not Pistols on vinyl with official merchandise. All funding will be generated by fan support.

In closing, if Bill & Ted canceled a few excellent adventures and decided to make a Hip Hop project; then it would probably sound like this... Put your pencils in the air.

SoulChef - Never Too late (feat. Unknown Suspect)

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