mr freeze w/freestyle

Patience in the Veg  (1)

Took two of my favorite songs and created this beauty. Hope you guys enjoy this mashup of a throwback classic and arguably the best song from Silk Sonic collab.

Skate n Chill

Hib's x Freeze Coreleone -  HAU5 in 1ZR43L

Chill Corleone Remix - By LA MECHE


The rasp symbolises something difficult, raw - rebellion, pain, trauma, dissonance. But here it is not rejected. On the contrary, it is wrapped in warmth, which can signify an attempt to tame inner chaos, to find meaning in disintegration, beauty in dissonance.
The voice, which at first freezes and then explodes with a whole spectrum of jazzy sounds, is like an existential journey: from silence (resignation, death, lack) to full expression, even if this fullness hurts. It is a metaphor for the birth of the self in an act of defiance against nothingness.
‘Warmth’ in this juxtaposition is more than temperature - it is an intention, a feeling, a closeness. Through this filter, everything, even shouting, becomes human, understandable. It is an invitation to listen to what hurts, without rejection.

The heat of the rasp

The Prodigy - Voodoo People (BRLLNT remix) 
X Gazo & Freeze Corleone - Drill FR4 
X Dabow - Olé
{MAD edit}

Voodoo People x Drill FR4 x Olé (MAD edit)

freeze ❄️ (prod me)

Scroll stop! Freeze that thumb  
Pose! Don't blink, Here we come  
Go! Shake it, twist it, drop it low  
Stop! Freeze again, now strike a show!

Scroll Stop

Freeze Corleone - Isshin Ashina (  Lofi Remix )

CHOCTIV - REACTION

Cyanure (remix)

(Reprise) Freeze Corleone - Sacrifice de Masse

This episode of Street Culture Podcast has a different sound – English, because our guest is the iconic carrier of European breaking history from Sweden, Bboy Freeze. So the quotes in the carousel are in the language of flow and cipher. What did the first wave of hip-hop in Europe look like? Why was breaking in the 80s an act of rebellion, not just a trend? What did hip-hop sound like before it was played on the radio? And how did the streets of Gothenburg differ from the streets of Kharkiv?

In the thirteenth episode of the second season of Street Culture Podcast, we go back to the 80s, when breaking was just emerging in Sweden. These were the times of VHS tapes, disco clubs for teenagers, and the first battles in school hallways. That's when it all began – with robot dance, Rocksteady crew tapes, and roller skating parties. Everything that is now called a scene was then simply called «being in your neighborhood and wanting to dance». Bboy Freeze's story is a journey from living room floors and the first belly mill to the creation of the legendary Ghost Crew. It's a conversation about contrasts – when someone trained with city support, and someone else under threat of arrest due to VHS. When someone had clubs and tours, and someone else had only concrete and stubbornness. We talk not only about dance but also about a generation that didn't stop when it became «unfashionable». About the dark ages of Scandinavian breaking, which laid the foundation for everything that exists now. About those times when one had to fight not for medals, but for the very existence of culture.

Listen to Street Culture Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, SoundCloud, and MEGOGO Audio. We preserve history while it still breathes. We are creating a new season of the podcast about Ukrainian street culture together with Street Culture & uabreaking & Algorytm NGO and Egor Dach. Find out how breaking history was made and how breaking became an Olympic discipline from training in a residential area.

Street Culture Podcast – S2E13 – Bboy Freeze: breaking is like breathing. You don’t just hit moves – you leave part of yourself on the floor.

80’s “This mix took me on a journey.” -Tio Mando

Remix à écouter en toute tranquillité, convient parfaitement aux edit tiktok 

Indochine X Freeze Corleone (Wag Remix)

luther mano bushi freeze X exful

Disco Freeze

𒄭𒇻𒁉𒇻𒅖
zi gu-la du₁₀ šu-nigin-na, gu šud i₃-li₂, eme-gi₇ u₃ eme-kal-la
kur gal-ta igi-bar-re, me-lam₂ e₂-an-na igi-zu
nam-tar-bi in-gar-ra, inim-zi-zu ki-du₁₀ inim-nigin-na
lu ki-nu₂-a šeš-e-ne in-gu₇, inim-ma e₂-a in-nigin
šid-zi in-du₁₀, lugal-la la-ba-an-šid, izi-ma du₁₀
dingir kur-nun-zi, ama-abzu e₂-mu-un-zig₃-ga
e₂-nigin-na šu-du₁₀, ki-an-ab, a-maš-a ga-an-sum
šid-inim-bi a-ga, zi-na-zu-ta e₃-a, inim-dam-zi-zu
gu-ba du₁₀ ki-bar-ra u₃ ki-ul, šid e₂-an-na u₃ a-gub
ti-la-ka igi-bar-re : maš-gi, ni-dul, šid-tuku, u₃ ki-še₃
kur-gi-na igi-zu : giš-ki, eme-dur, zi-ma-ra, me-ma
IloBliss e₂-an-na u₃ ki-gal im-du₁₀, šeš e₂-a e₂-gal

For business inquiries email Mando7211@yahoo.com

https://www.youtube.com/@mandoball1980s

YouTube Mando Ball

disc: kyonatheonly
૮꒰ ˶• ༝ •˶꒱ა ♡ 
╰┈➤. #road2008
╰┈➤. #cursed

Artist/Contributor: A.Dirim

Techno/Electronic-Music/Artworks. 
Contact: produzentdiesestracks@gmail.com

“JAPAN” music video:
  https://youtu.be/HPW4pdO-4Wk?si=Dvl24rDBv8E6jloK 🇯🇵

Inquires: Davidmedani@gmail.com

UnchartedNomad is a boundary crossing sound traveler. Blending language, culture, instruments, and genres into immersive, soul-stirring journeys. From ancient echoes to modern rhythms, each track explores the spaces between the known and the unknown, the outer world and inner mind. With a signature hat and an ear for the unspoken, UnchartedNomad maps new terrain through raw, timeless and poetic creation.

Producer und DJ CS Sanders
Deep House Techno Electronic
Guitar Songs Aside
Co-Founder of Leisure Music Productions (2016)
Dj Gigs: Africa Burn (MainStage/Sunrise-Set) 2019 
South Africa and several Clubs in Central Europe.

Published on several Labels and Compilations.

Sincerely,

CS Sanders

http://www.facebook.com/pages/DJ-Pragmatic-aka-Oz6/175629345831987

All mixes till 2017 on http://www.tjoonz.com

New tracks tagged #Freeze