Kendrick Lamar-Control

Big Sean - Control Ft. Kendrick Lamar , Jay Electrona (Instrumental)

"Control" - Big Sean Ft. Kendrick Lamar , Jay Electronica (Best Instrumental) "Hall Of Fame"

Jay Electronica-A Million In The Morning

This mix is all about education. What you have in this mix are some of my favorite hip-hop records (well, Alicia Keys isn't really hip-hop, but whatever, Kanye did his thing on that track) paired back-to-back with their original samples. Uncovering original samples and mixing them with their hip-hop counterparts is something I've been obsessed with for a while. This is what I originally intended to do on my radio show on WNYU, but I ended up just playing strictly original jazz, funk, and soul tracks that have been sampled over the years. Some of these joints you'll probably recognize, and some you may not. But, at the end of the day, hopefully, it will open your eyes on how some of the illest producers in the game can re-create and flip great, and sometimes mediocre tracks, into some amazing and timeless hip-hop. Enjoy.

Tracklist:

1. Leon Haywood - I Wanna Do Something Freaky to You
2. Dr. Dre - Ain't Nuthin But a G Thang (Feat. Snoop)
3. David McCallum & David Axelrod - The Edge
4. Dr. Dre - The Next Episode
5. Steve Miller Band - Fly Like an Eagle
6. Biz Markie - Nobody Beats the Biz
7. Gang Starr - Soliloquy of Chaos
8. Ahmad Jamal - Misdemeanor
9. Gang Starr - Just to Get a Rep
10. Jean Jacques Perrey - E.V.A.
11. Ohio Players - Ecstasy 
12. Jay-Z - Brooklyn's Finest (Feat. The Notorious B.I.G.)
13. Gary Wright - Heartbeat 
14. Jay-Z - Early This Morning
15. Tom Scott - Never My Love
16. Pete Rock & CL Smooth - It's On You
17. The Love Unlimited Orchestra - Midnight Groove
18. O.C. - Half Good, Half Sinner
19. Dave Grusin - Modaji
20. Royal Flush - Rotten Apple
21. The Notorious B.I.G. - Sky's The Limit (Feat. 112)
22. Bobby Caldwell - My Flame
23. Earl Klugh - Time for Love
24. Raekwon - Ice Cream
25. The Wu-Tang Clan - C.R.E.A.M.
26. The Charmels - As Lons as I've Got You
27. OutKast - So Fresh, So Clean
28. Joe Simon - Before The Night is Over
29. The Main Ingredient - Let Me Prove My Love to You
30. Alicia Keys - You Don't Know My Name
31. Jay Electronica - Exhibit C
32. Billy Stewart - Cross My Heart
33. Smokey Robinson - Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?
34. Kanye West - Devil in a New Dress (G.O.O.D. Friday Version sans Rick Ross verse)
35. The Cecil Holmes Soulful Sounds - I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More, Baby
36. Nas - No Idea's Original
37. Strong Arm Steady - Chitlins & Pepsi (Feat. Planet Asia)
38. L.V. Johnson - I Don't Really Care
39. Raekwon - Heaven & Hell
40. Syl Johnson - Could I Be Falling in Love? 


The Foundation

off of Temporary Forever 2002
prod. by Paris Zax

on double vinyl, for today only: https://busdriver-thumbs.bandcamp.com/album/temporary-forever

Imaginary Places

Wake up to your grave it's the reminder on the clock
And those fleeting bits of satisfaction, turn to afterthoughts
But if you say the magic word
You could call back all the birds
And see that fire in the sky, burn everything back to life
You don't have to sleep to dream and live in paradise
Abracadabra, are you watchin' closely?
Can you feel the dawn approaching?

Jay Electronica - Abracadabra (Prod. J Dilla)

Road To Perdition - Jay Electronica

The debut album by Kuwaiti Rap Duo Sons of Yusuf

One Time

Jay Electronica - Fruits of the Spirit Instrumental (Remake by YBF Productions)

I dedicate the song to all my homies. We came from nothing so don't ever switch up on me. We going from rags to riches.

Don't Switch

Music Producer. Hope I give everybody the best music to vibe to and enjoy.

King Kopa, found on all Social Media Platforms @IamKingKopa, is an artist raised on the streets of South Jamaica Queens, New York. With influences like J. Cole, Tory Lanez, 2pac, and Jay-Z, he has transformed his love of music into a new sound in Hip Hop that will be remembered for years to come. King Kopa is known for his ability to give lyrical content but also showing that he is diverse to be creative with flows on his tracks. Many supporters quote his style of music as diverse. Kopa has a large body of work. Many of his songs are catchy and melodic and this is what fans love about his music. He also has songs where he gives you that old school rap sensation that made you fall in love with hip hop. On other tracks, he gives you that R&B/ Hip Hop crossover sensation, that was popular in the early 2000s. King Kopa is a generational artist that is here to stay.

Tap in to The Foundation late Monday night (Tuesday morning) from 12-1 AM EST to hear classic hiphop mixed with funk, soul, and jazz samples from the 60's, 70's, and 80's.....and some other treats. Only on Radio Free Brooklyn: 
https://radiofreebrooklyn.com/show/the-foundation/

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