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T.R.A.C. and Maverick Soul Presents Sonically Speaking
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Genre; multiple terms used to describe the different styles of music. In general, genre is best explained 
when used for more commercial likings and music industry types thus creating a way for a more popular 
understanding. Still with all the terminologies thrown around, it seems easy to forget what good song
simply is: Music you might connect with, that you find either inspirational, artfully provocative or widely 
entertaining. Music made by musicians from across the globe from all walks of life, all trying to define 
themselves in a way through melodic and expressive, vocals and chords be it objective or subjective.

Hence the name of this spirited opus entitled “Sonically Speaking.” The album brings together, Hip Hop 
aesthetics, Drum and Bass rhythms and Bluesy Neo Soul melodies. Creatively brought to you by the
eclectic Maverick Soul and MC extraordinaire T.R.A.C. the tandem combines forces of smooth
thoughtful cadence and infectious moody production to take you for a musical ride.
Both artist have their own achievements with Mavs string of Emcee recordings releases, including
collaborative efforts with Hospital, Darker Than Wax and Treehouse to name a few, to T.R.A.C.’s
phenomenal Marc Mac produced and BBE release “The Network” and his more recent critically
acclaimed V Recordings debut “Life In Motion”. During both of their busy schedules they took the time to put this together. the result is fluent, adhesive chemistry with shades of light and dark
messages.
Sonically Speaking also features seasoned guest vocalist like the sultry Riya, David Boomah, Chicago’s Christina Tamayo, and the Jazzy Sofi Mari

In all, it’s a vibrational celebration as well as an ode to expressive values. A representation to all 
musicians who explain themselves best thru their voices and their instruments. These tunes will without a doubt “Sonically Speak” to you.

IG:
tracologist
mavericksoul
ampleaptitude

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T.R.A.C. and Maverick Soul Presents Sonically Speaking
Purchase
https:/bit/ly/sosonic

music video (subscribe)
https://youtu.be/xvfvlsZvbIk

Genre; multiple terms used to describe the different styles of music. In general, genre is best explained 
when used for more commercial likings and music industry types thus creating a way for a more popular 
understanding. Still with all the terminologies thrown around, it seems easy to forget what good song
simply is: Music you might connect with, that you find either inspirational, artfully provocative or widely 
entertaining. Music made by musicians from across the globe from all walks of life, all trying to define 
themselves in a way through melodic and expressive, vocals and chords be it objective or subjective.

Hence the name of this spirited opus entitled “Sonically Speaking.” The album brings together, Hip Hop 
aesthetics, Drum and Bass rhythms and Bluesy Neo Soul melodies. Creatively brought to you by the
eclectic Maverick Soul and MC extraordinaire T.R.A.C. the tandem combines forces of smooth
thoughtful cadence and infectious moody production to take you for a musical ride.
Both artist have their own achievements with Mavs string of Emcee recordings releases, including
collaborative efforts with Hospital, Darker Than Wax and Treehouse to name a few, to T.R.A.C.’s
phenomenal Marc Mac produced and BBE release “The Network” and his more recent critically
acclaimed V Recordings debut “Life In Motion”. During both of their busy schedules they took the time to put this together. the result is fluent, adhesive chemistry with shades of light and dark
messages.
Sonically Speaking also features seasoned guest vocalist like the sultry Riya, David Boomah, Chicago’s Christina Tamayo, and the Jazzy Sofi Mari

In all, it’s a vibrational celebration as well as an ode to expressive values. A representation to all 
musicians who explain themselves best thru their voices and their instruments. These tunes will without a doubt “Sonically Speak” to you.

IG:
tracologist
mavericksoul
ampleaptitude

Buzzin'

Buy here: https://fanlink.to/moonbeamdrive

Submorphics returns to The North Quarter with a project straight out of left field.

When not rolling out soulful D&B in The Hague, the nomadic artist recently found himself on the beaches of California and Argentina. Staring into the sea on an elevated state of mind, he strummed his guitar and wrote a series of tunes more suited for headphones and road trips than for the rave.

The result of these sessions is the hazy, psychedelic rare grooves of the Moonbeam Drive EP. Close your eyes, press play and forget all your troubles as well as reality itself!

Submorphics - Who Are You To Judge (feat. T.R.A.C.)

Limited 7" released on Blunted Astronaut Records.  Log onto http://www.bluntedastronaut.com and get your copy today.

Stay True feat T.R.A.C. (BBQ Mix)[Produced by IceRocks]

Edited snips from 'In between the lines' Marc Mac feat, Phonte, T.R.A.C, Voice, Preach and Roshin

Radio Heroes

Rewired

Wicked City (Lewis Parker Remix)

These are stripped-down 128mp3 snippets of the original tracks!!!

Artist: Urbs
Title: Urbs Remix EP Volume 1 (incl. remixes by Retrogott, Cookin' Soul, Brenk Sinatra)
Cat.-No.: BAD 002-1
Format: 12" / Digital
Release: 16th June 2017

Tracklisting:
A1 “Hands Up” feat. RA The Rugged Man & Big Earth (3:13)
A2 “10.000 Years Behind Me” feat. TRAC (Retrogott Remix) (3:29)
A3 “Hey” feat. Wordsworth (Brenk Sinatra Remix) (3:19)
A4 “Hands Up” feat. RA The Rugged Man & Big Earth (Cookin’ Soul Remix) (3:11)
B1 “Hands Up” (Instrumental) (3:08)
B2 “10.000 Years Behind Me” (Retrogott Remix Instrumental) (3:29) B3 “Hey” (Brenk Sinatra Remix Instrumental) (3:19)
B4 “Hands Up” (Cookin’ Soul Remix Instrumental) (3:11)

Digital Bonus:
“Hands Up (Cookin’ Soul Remix Instrumental Con Scratches) (3:11)

Beat Art Department releases an EP with remixes by Retrogott, Brenk Sinatra and Cookin’ Soul from the upcoming self-titled album of the Vienna DJ and producer Urbs .

It has been eleven long years since Urbs dropped his last album which was called “Toujours Le Meme Film”. Back then, the musician, DJ and producer created the soundtrack to a fictitious Film Noir, which was released on Kruder & Dorfmeister‘s G-Stone Label, but after touring Europe he almost completely retreated from public life. He does not consider his creativity as being his career, but rather as a part of his life which rarely is subject to concrete planning, and that is why Urbs quite consciously took his time to create his latest –untitled- album.
Urbs: “A lot of people totally appreciated my last album “Toujours Le Meme Film”, and over the years I’ve learned that it really means a lot to some of them. Which was a burden, because, obviously, you do not want to disappoint these people. By now, I think enough water went down Danube river to perhaps surprise some of them with something completely new. Those who know me know that I’ve always simply produced dope hip hop tracks.”
This time, as a consequence, this is no all instrumental album but a collection of 12 soulful hip hop tunes that feature some handpicked vocalist of the international rap, dancehall and soul scenes. On the album right next to EMC’s Wordsworth or R.A. the Rugged Man from New York, you will hear Ward 21 from Kingston, Jamaica, Voice Monet from New Orleans, One Self’s Blu Rum 13 from Washington DC, as well as long time companions like Skero from Vienna or Blabbwona from the group Abstract Art, who now lives in Munich by choice.
With a wink of the eye, Urbs replies to the question what it felt like recording an album together with vocalists after having released several instrumental albums: “Generally speaking, letting go of the songs and surrendering myself to the MCs gave me a hard time. You spend a lot of time with a song and build a certain kind of relationship. The music creates pictures in your mind and often its meaning is hard to grasp for the producer. And then, an MC starts rapping over it and it is a little bit like your older brother’s rude friends turn your child's room in a mess – in your presence!"
There also is a simple answer to the question of why the album has no title: “This album, so to say, is my competitive exhibition in this field and owing to the endlessly long ripening process it is wonderfully and intensively boiled down and on point. Therefore, no intros, no interludes, no title, no gimmicks, simply 12 good songs – period.”

Buy 12" / digital

Urbs - 10.000 Years Behind Me feat. TRAC (Retrogott Remix)

10.000 Years Behind Me

10.000 Years Behind Me (feat. Trac)

Here is the 4th clip taken from "The Other Side Of What", by jazz artist Ornette Hawkins! "Raw Sun" gets a 1995 style Hip Hop remix by Submorphics, featuring T.R.A.C., taking us back to the vibes of 90s Hip Hop nostalgia. 

Released on AGN7 Audio, which will be available on vinyl and as a beatport exclusive on January 19th 2018. (full digital release to follow)

The EP features 3 tracks of Jazz break-driven Jungle/Drum & Bass as well as a 90s flavored Hip Hop remix by Submorphics featuring T.R.A.C.

Available at:
Juno: http://bit.ly/OrnetteHawkinsJuno
Redeye Records: http://bit.ly/ornette_redeye
Unearthed: http://bit.ly/ornette_unearthed
Eastern Bloc: http://bit.ly/Ornette_eb
Deejay.de: http://bit.ly/ornette_deejay

2 week Beatport Exclusive:
http://bit.ly/ornette_beatport

Follow Ornette Hawkins:
FB: www.facebook.com/OrnetteHawkinsMusic/
Soundcloud: @ornettehawkins

Follow Submorphics:
FB: www.facebook.com/Submorphics/
Soundcloud: @submorphics

Follow T.R.A.C.:
FB: www.facebook.com/tracmuzik/
Soundcloud: @t-r-a-c

Follow AGN7 Audio:
FB: www.facebook.com/agn7audio/
Soundcloud: @agn7audio
Instagram: www.instagram.com/agn7audio/
Twitter: twitter.com/agn7audio

The Other Side Of What

Vinyl/Digital

Ornette Hawkins - "Raw Sun (Submorphics '95 Remix Featuring T.R.A.C.)"

06 Get Ready (feat. T.R.A.C.)

Mpadrums Remix

T.R.A.C. - Sea Of Tranquility (MPadrums Remix)

Mr Joseph - Nonstop Wizkidz (Scrappy Do) Featuring T.R.A.C

The Giant (featuring T.R.A.C.)

Produced on the AKAI S-1000 and SP1200 by I-Cue of Ingenious Music

Taken from "The Snip Snap Sessions" compilation

The Giant (featuring T.R.A.C.)

Just Wait For Me (featuring T.R.A.C.)

Produced on the SP1200 by I-Cue of Ingenious Music

Taken from "The Snip Snap Sessions" compilation

Just Wait For Me (featuring T.R.A.C.)

Bare Essentials (featuring T.R.A.C.)

Produced on the AKAI S-1000 and SP1200 by I-Cue of Ingenious Music

Taken from "The Snip Snap Sessions" compilation

Bare Essentials (featuring T.R.A.C.)

Unexpected (featuring T.R.A.C.)

Produced on the SP1200 by I-Cue of Ingenious Music

Taken from "The Snip Snap Sessions" compilation

Unexpected (featuring T.R.A.C.)

Five Boro Fury (featuring T.R.A.C.)

Produced on the SP1200 by I-Cue of Ingenious Music

Taken from "The Snip Snap Sessions" compilation

Five Boro Fury (featuring T.R.A.C.)

The Network

Step Rite on In (feat. Baron aka Drue Davis)

The Risin' (feat. Baron aka Drue Davis)

Like the Heavens

“Now I’m super, superb, supreme spitting sentences…..”

Perseverance is an often use word to describe a person overcoming their struggles. A battle conquered a day. In today’s music world - while all the glitz and glamour can be rewarding for some dedicated striving artists, too many don’t maintain longevity and are quickly forgotten. Yet in the middle of it all are those few who stay patient, true to themselves, and focused on their respective musical pursuits. Brooklyn’s own NYC underground artist, T.R.A.C., has climbed to new heights throughout his years of experience in both Hip Hop and Drum and Bass. A masterful wordsmith, his talents are proven in his work with legendary producers such as Marc Mac (4hero) and Lewis Parker(UK). As an MC, he’s rocked stages with names like LTJ Bukem, Roni Size, and Goldie  to name a few from the lengthy (and growing) list of A class DJs. Recognized internationally throughout his career in the Drum and Bass scene as a premiere stateside born MC with the roots of a talented Hip Hop artist.
Featured on a slew of Lewis Parker projects, T.R.A.C. released his BBE debut Hip Hop effort, “The Network”, in 2011. The album was produced by legendary 4hero artist Marc Mac, and received underground critical acclaim, along with 6 star rating from OE magazine. T.R.A.C.’s sound is described as bluesy, soulful, easy listening, yet still Hip Hop.
Already respected in the world of Drum and Bass, T.R.A.C. has recently garnered even more attention via a plethora of well-received releases with respected labels. His work with Shogun LTD. Jazzsticks (Paul SG), Intrigue Music (Ben Soundscape), and V recordings are notable within the genre. Tunes like “The Partys Arrived” (Dave Owens), and the now classic “Higher Ground”(Submorphics), have elevated the artist to a higher platform and created much anticipation for his debut DnB album with V boss Bryan Gee. After recent release of “the V singles” compilation, an energetic buzz is rising and T.R.A.C.’s time has come to shine. 2017 is shaping up to be an amazing run for this talent. Listen to his music, catch him action, and enjoy the moment. His goal still remains the same; He came “To Rule And Conquer”.


V Recordings
Omniverse Records
BBE
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