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Fisherman (Featuring J Rocc, Vice & Detroit Serious)

04 Artifacts - C'mon Wit' Da Git Down (Soupbox Instrumental)

A looped-heart rhythm with soft Rhodes, elastic bass, and clicky hats. “Loop Beat Love Song” whispers its title at the top, then settles into a wordless, sensual pocket built for late-night focus and slow-burn funk.

Loop Beat  Love Song  With A Rap Solo

quake

my baby wants to hold me
gleam like a fucking rosy
I pluck her fucking petals
and a I'll call her daisy

I'm lazy
I like to look at you
and my whole life changes...
 

daisee

RIP #PhifeDawg
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Remix by @MPhazes
Art by www.instagram.com/seancumiskeyart for www.atcq.com

A Tribe Called Quest — 1nce Again (This Kid Is Niiiice Remix)

Continuing the "20 Years of Beats" Series!

Mix of beats from 00-01', which includes unreleased beats and demo beats from Athletic Mic League's debut album, "Sweats & Kicks".



Beats 00' - 01' [Kalage Tape]

Kev Brown ft.  Grap Luva - Struggla's Theme

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10 years after Blu and Exile released their magnum opus Below the Heavens, the California duo have reunited to release 14 tracks from the original 2007 sessions. In the Beginning: Before the Heavens contains previously heard songs and unreleased gems – the best of the best chosen from over 40 songs in the vault. Their third collaboration follows 2012’s Give Me My Flowers While I Can Still Smell Them, and is slated for an October release.

In The Beginning: Before the Heavens is made of up songs that are raw and untouched, keeping the authenticity of Blu and Exile’s creativity at the time. The album has guest appearances from familiar names like Dr. Oop, Donel Smokes, Aloe Blacc, and Blame One. While “Soul Provider,” “Another Day,” and “Party of Two” appeared on Blu’s Lifted EP, the majority of these songs showcase Blu rapping at his peak, maintaining his underground attitude as he dishes on reaching star status (“Constellations”), getting radio play (“On the Radio”), or opposing views in a problem-ridden world (“You’re Gonna Die Someday”). Exile, meanwhile, builds a golden hip-hop era feel with head-nodding samples and DJ scratches.

04 Artifacts - C'mon Wit' Da Git Down (Soupbox Instrumental)

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