Thrown Throne

Rubberman

Are You Real

Different Language

Erratic

Play this song and chant along. Bring it to every boom box blasting at every protest. or bring it to a family cookout to piss off your uncle.

F.U.

Kentucky Jim on Apple 

"Hoover Ballin" Jest to utwór promujący nadchodzący minialbum który stylem całkowicie odchodzi od wcześniejszych kawałków jakich można było doświadczyć od Xyn'a a "Hoover Ballin" jako promo track jest zachowany w wcześniejszym stylu G-FUNK który za razem kończy stary rok w starym stylu a epka rozpocznie nowy rok artysty w nowym stylu. 
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title: HOOVER BALLIN
artist: YVNG XYN
text: YVNG XYN
mix/mastering: QUISUU
gfx: BRVSH
prod: SAMPLEJOE
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SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0uv46tnUgB810KsPlvW2qh

Hoover Ballin

A Special tribute to the late John Reid "NightCrawlers" John was a fellow Scotsman and Pioneer of the Music Industry. His Famous 1995 Track "Push the Feeling On" is still heard around the Globe to this day.

I've composed a Track featuring a nice chilled back Atmosphere from the FAR EAST. Enjoy my tribute to John Reid. Please remeber to like, share, re-post, comment and follow.

Much Love,

DC :)x

David Clark's Somewhere in The Far East Heaven - Tribute To John Reid 1963-2025 (June 2025)

Warsaw Walk

An amateur artist from Warsaw who likes deep bass sounds combined with a bizarre stylist. There are no rules in music. 

A lover of OLD SKOOL HOUSE, ELECTRONIC, DISCO, TECHNO AND a touch of FUNK. Mostly influenced by Ibiza’s Clockwork Orange unique Style of Music.

The name “Kentucky Jim” first appeared as a surprise liner note from my old friend Charlie Chesterman—and it stuck like a catchy chorus. I hail from Sugartit, Kentucky (yes, it’s real—Google it), where my musical journey kicked off with a band and a full tank of gas. In 1986, I hit the road and eventually found a home in Boston’s legendary music scene, where I spent two unforgettable decades playing clubs, theaters, festivals, and just about any room with a stage. These days, I hang my hat in Washington, D.C., and keep the tunes rolling.

I’ve been the bass guy since I was 15, holding down the low end in bands big and small. While I dabble in a little bit of everything—especially a solo ukulele set that’s become a personal joy—upright bass is my true north. I switched to double bass about 20 years ago, and every gig still teaches me something new. It’s an instrument that keeps you humble, grounded, and grooving.

Over the years, I’ve been lucky enough to play alongside an incredible cast of characters: the Bachelors of Art, Dave Sammarco Band, The Family Jewels, the LW with Chili Kurtz and Asa Brebner, and a long stretch with Charlie Chesterman & the Legendary Motorbikes. Each one shaped my sound and reminded me that music is as much about the people you play with as the notes you play.

These days, you’ll find me all over D.C.—on sidewalks, at farmer’s markets, in nightclubs—with my uke in hand or upright bass strapped in. I regularly play with; the Jelly Roll Mortals, The Grandsons, The Parklawn Ramblers, Ruthie and the Wranglers, Janine Wilson and all kinds of Bandhouse Gigs, continuing to chase the next great groove and the next good time.

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