Prod. by Iman Omari
Written By JaVonté 

Get the whole Tape @ http://Imanomari.bandcamp.com

Where Have You Been ? ft JaVonté from "ESC vol.2"

Produced by Iman Omari

Additional keys by Trey Pugh

Part of a Full Length Album out on @freshselects in 2015

06. CAN WE STILL

A Little Fishing Advice...
Visuals:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9sHIJ5i2bA

D/L HERE

Elhae - Stay Afloat  (Mr.JD McDowell Edit)

This is a new way to say hello don't you think?

This One’s Just for You baby

mother nature breath in and out - 7_14_24, 2.41 PM

SiR - Queen

A GIFT FOR MY FANS. JUST BROKE 20K ON SOUNDCLOUD!

Produced by SiR
Mixed by SiR

SiR - WHERE I WANNA BE(cover)

*Now Available on Apple Music, Spotify, and all other digital platforms*

Written & Produced by Briley Harris | @_brileyharris
Mixed by Jon Elder | @jonelderr
Guitar by Saxl Rose | @saxlroseofficial

S.H.E.

In the covering of night, darkness is embraced, but when morning comes, it’s a new day.

 After releasing individual projects respectively and working together on Mosley’s “Next To The Moon,” Cameroon-born vocalist Mosley Lorine Chia and Cleveland-born, LA-based producer Romero Mosley join forces on When Morning Comes, a six-track collaborative journey through life, love and hardship. Layering Chia’s signature bluesy rasp atop Mosley’s velvet-smooth production, When Morning Comes tackles the interpersonal conflicts within us all—from relationships, to financial struggles, to finding purpose, and everywhere in between. A direct parallel to life’s rhythmic ebbs and flows, everywhe Chia’s whimsical, yet textured vocals lightly dance in between Mosley’s live instrumentation, which includes jazz percussion, live horns, lead and bass guitars, amongst other additions. Led by the first single, “A Little While,” When Morning Comes also includes Dungeon Family’s Big Rube as the sole album guest feature. Created over the span of a year and drawing on the influences of Stevie Wonder, Erykah Badu and J Dilla, When Morning Comes provides a modern, upbeat take on soul music, though still freely floating past pr genre confines. Evidenced through the album’s cover art, When Morning Comes is intended as a therapy session for listeners to learn to trust life’s process and heal through good music.

Listen to lead single “A Little While” here: http://bit.ly/ALittleWhile
When Morning Comes is available January 6, 2017, on all streaming platforms.

Abracadabra

Process + Peace. 

Process – The motions we go through, the moves we make to avoid bad habits or grasp love is a process. We all have a process of our own. It took me a minute to realize what my process is. I’ve grown to respect it and adjust it to fit who I want to become. 

Peace – Peace is sacred. I’ve fought many and myself to attain it. I ran around anxiously just trying to make it. But I didn’t know 10 years ago, that this is where I wanted to be - at peace. I struggled, but throughout it, I found pieces of peace in expression. These playlists were my form of expressing how I felt, especially when I didn’t have the words to. Expression was what kept me sane. It fueled my creativity. Expression leads me here. I’ve reached peace.

I hope you enjoy!

We Are Alive! (Playlist 16) 
Tracklisting:
1. Jada Pinkett Smith Intro
2. Frank Ocean - In My Room 
3. Free Nationals & Syd - Shibuya 
4. Orion Sun & MULCH - Mango (Freestyle Process)
5. Common - They Say feat. Kanye West & John Legend
6. Jamie Isaac - CNT U SEE
7. IDK - I Do Me . . . You Do You (with Tyler, The Creator)
8. Saba - Broken Girls
9. Mos Def - The Panties
10 SiR - The Recipe
11. Serpentwithfeet - Receipts feat. Ty Dolla $ign
12. Bilal - Butterfly (feat. Robert Glasper)
13. Tierra Whack - Wasteland
14. JPEGMAFIA - Free The Frail feat. Helena Deland
15. Kendrick Lamar - Momma 
16. Big K.R.I.T. - Mixed Messages (Live)
17. Bubblerap - cool 2 b a cat
18. 2PAC - Life Is A Traffic Jam feat. Thandie Newton

We Are Alive! (Playlist 16)

This quarantine has given me the opportunity to take my time and not feel pressured to force or rush my creative process. Moving like this has allowed me to filter out the energy that wasn’t previously necessary in my life.  Playlist no.17 is centered around the process of healing and spending time with ourselves. 

We joke about talking to ourselves (especially as independent creatives), but I think it's something we can practice more often and speak openly about.  I don’t think it matters how long you've known someone, they could never truly know you like YOU know you. Every day brings new emotions and our approach to how we tackle each of them is different.  You can write it out, talk it through, create music, or simply be still and listen. Let the time you’ve been working hard for finally arrive. Your future will appreciate the work you’ve put into your present. 

Hopefully, the music in this playlist can be the soundtrack to your peace of mind. Enjoy!

We Are Alive! (Playlist 17) Tracklisting:
1. Nipsey Hussle Intro
2. MMYYKK - Mother Nature
3. emawk - tea
4. 702 - I Still Love You
5. Benjiflow - Deep End Future Cool
6. SANTI - Rapid Fire feat. Shane Eagle & Ammarae)
7. Drake - From Time feat. Jhene Aiko)
8. Faith Evans - Ain't Nobody
9. Snoh Aalegra - Nothing to Me
10. Galimatias - Blowback
11. Please Wait - Flight 99 feat. Masego
12. Mick Jenkins - Carefree
13. MMYYKK - Soulmate (Heartstrings)
14. Nick Hakim - QADIR
15. Kerby - Velvet
16. Q - Lavender 
17. A.CHAL - Pink Dust
18. ROSALÍA - A NINGÚN HOMBRE Cap.11 Poder
19. Tom Misch & Yussef Dayes - What Kinda Music
20. April + VISTA - FOMO
21. Rose Gold - Stay Down feat. Like
22. Blu & Exile - Dancing In The Rain
23. Jaco Pastorius - Portrait of Tracy

We Are Alive! (Playlist 16)

Steven Othello