chasing chicken.mp3

fresh feelin

How da fuq I think I’m finished yet 
Ima walking tome 
Till I’m gone, 
I can’t right all of my wrongs, 
Mayb, 

Shi, get a grip, fainting, 
So below, I can’t think above, 
So I’m off a drug, I rip, I rip, I rip, I rip, 
Till I’m gone and out this mud, 
In ___ we trust,
Who u love? 
Who u shun?
Fuck it, ima jus dissolve, 
Hate so much, 
That I can’t stand tall, 
I think too much, 
You can hear it when I talk, 
Fuck, 

Wish I could jus, 
Kill my thoughts, 
Mental suicide, 
Who am I? 
Thats a question old as time, 
Who tf is that, 
Only bombs ring a bell, 
End it all, 
In a cell, 
You ain’t even get a chance, 
In the light, 
From the moon, 
I was told, 
It’ll all be better soon, 

But I fight and fight and fight and fight and fight til noon, and till noon,  till midnight
I can’t even begin to wonder why, 
Look at all my time spent, 
It’s clear I’ll become nothing, 
I’m, 
On my grind, 
Why tf you lyin, 
I wish I could say that, 
But it’s true I jus be wasting time

How da fuq i think I’m finished yet, 
When I can’t be alone, 
On my phone, 
I can’t right all of my wrongs, 
Mayb…

Shi, get a grip skatin, 
So below, I can’t think above, 
So I’m moving slow, I fall n fall n fall n fall
It’s hard to move in so much mud, 
My people think they know me, 
Can’t say who truly does, 
Except for mrs shorty, 
My heart out to ya,
Sorry love, 
I keep on fucking up and yet you keep on showing love, 

Enough. 

Man my thoughts so scattered, 
Dreams of living lavish, 
On my own 2, 
Xcept when I’m lone too long 
I get to 
thinking why ain’t I gone, 
And why and why, and why
Ain’t I finished that one song?
And why and why, and why
And why and why, and why


Thinking so fucking much, 
My mental all is where I reside

mourning day (PROD. DJHOSTILITY)

Papoose

NØRTH$IDE PARADI$E

we went to Missouri and made an EP.

"TERRELL CREEK"

with love,
Feng$hui

BOBBY - (JK the Samurai x hvnstays) [prod. plzzdelete]

To Do List (Prod.SUZUKKI)

Lord Alfred Haze Remey

Bust A Move

With his most diverse beat selection to date, and equally so, his most strikingly powerful approach to each record, Blake Anthony’s debut EP is a strong step forward for the Midwestern native MC now living in Tacoma, WA as of the last 5 years. Production credits range from legendary artist/producer Vitamin D of former Seattle duo, Ghetto Chilldren to Dreamville Records affiliate DJ Grumble, who recently produced “New Apartment” off of Ari Lennox’s newest album, creating a plethora of vibes and moods that guide you throughout Blake’s newest story of evolution. 

After an echoing “Now, though I was a stranger, I was home...” Vitamin D’s production on “HEAD UP” smacks you in the head with massive subs and dark choir hymns, dropping you into the black galaxy that is Blake Anthony’s music; the journey begins. The trials and tribulations are felt, yet loosely touched upon as Blake simply states, “I keep my head above the water” singing his way out of the song, and into an even darker, more sinister track: “Ziploc”. The intro starts with a shadowy chant, “Oh me oh my, Top City birth I, trip 6 on god”, trip 6 being the first 3 numbers of his zip code back in Topeka, aka “Top City”. After a dark, angry bounce with “ZIPLOC”, we step into the Jazzy single “Black Coffee” released first quarter 2019; from here, the album takes a groovy boom-bap turn, inviting sunny vibes as DJ Grumble steps into the spotlight during the second half of the EP, bringing the groove with his three credited tracks: “Black Coffee”, “Cycles”, and “Slabs”; until a sudden juxtaposition: an eerie Fred Hampton chant bleeds into a clip from the Topeka Police Department, shooting and killing Anthony’ brother’s cousin Dominique White (2017). The EP closes with production from Tacoma’s own basement DJ & Vinyl connoisseur Wffls “Stoopside”, in which Blake wraps up his thoughts in a short, 2-minute journal entry. Beyond this, a bonus track, recorded in 2016 with Yodi Mac, is given light to truly end the EP on a beautiful starry evening, riding with the homies late night, “… breaking bud in [our] millennium”

Intro - James Baldwin's "No Name in the Street" 

Head Up- Produced / Mixed & Mastered by VITAMIN D 

Ziploc ft. Yodi Mac- Produced by LiftedBeats253 / Mixed by Sendai Mike, Remastered by VITAMIN D 

Flawless- Produced by John Savage / Mixed & Mastered (& additional production) by VITAMIN D 

Skit - Gil-Scott Heron interview 

Black Coffee- Produced by DJ Grumble / Mixed by Sendai Mike, Remastered by VITAMIN D 

Cycles- Produced by DJ Grumble / Mixed & Mastered (& additional production) by VITAMIN D 

Slabs- Produced by DJ Grumble / Mixed & Mastered (& additional production) by VITAMIN D 

Stoopside- Produced by Wffls / Mixed & Mastered (& additional production) by VITAMIN D 

Late Night (ft. Yodi Mac)- Produced by Luis David / Mixed & Mastered (& additional production) by VITAMIN D

Tip Jar

Ziploc (Ft. Yodi Mac) -Remastered-

Ancestors look over me, spirits protect me, angels guide me....

Experience experimental elegance with waves of drippy altitude.
Remey Le Flow, the true master of his craft and founder of the messenger raps, is the lyrical spoken word rhythm and blues side of Chicago-born Sutton Williamson. As he evolved into a new chapter with producing and mixing, he brought the world LIQUOR in The Prohibition. This downtempo ambient project is more chill and grounded, with hertz to match. Stay tuned for love, light, blessings, power, protection, and healing. Be safe, be well, and be kind to yourself. Remember, it's a journey, not a race.

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Lord Alfred Haze Remey

Remey Le Flow/LIQUOR in The Prohibition

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