I made this when I was homeless in 2015. I got it out the 'mud'. Every artist should have a story to tell; how they rose from nothing to something. This is a very reflective track.

Reflection 1000 | Instrumental

This is a great beat telling the story of a local dopeboy who rose to power. He let the wrong people know his business, only to be met with a big downfall. He almost made it out. Feds got him.

Johnny Boy (Dopeboy Johnny) | Instrumental

On this track, an artist gets to display the 'ups' and 'downs' of living the street life. When you're on top, the homies show love. But when you're about to catch a case, nobody comes around.

No Love In The Streets | Instrumental

This is a theme song for ballers. Malibu. Newport Beach. High-end living vibes.

Pacific Coast Highway | Instrumental

That 'bounce'! This is my first drill beat, named after a good friend of mine. Obugu is a deity that opens your heart chakra and pineal gland. He also brings you hundreds, even thousands of dollars when you least expect it. Just call his name when in need.

OBUGU | Instrumental

I took my time with this one. This is a beat an artist can self-reflect on. We go through many battles in life and need the right theme to fit our mood. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.

The Love I Lost | Instrumental

A track where an artist can talk about something real. Deep self-reflection.

Autumn | Instrumental

This is a beat for boss players only. When Mr. Boss walks in the room, everybody need to be paying attention. All eyes on him, because he demands nothing but respect.

Mr Boss | Instrumental

Up all night, thinking about my next move. This is a beat for those who are familiar with getting it out the mud. Hennessy. You gotta come correct with the lyrics -- a good story.

Cognac | Instrumental

Another one of Obugu's themes. War is fought in the mind; everything else is secondary.

The Art Of War (Clap Back) | Instrumental

Music Producer, Composer, and Sound Engineer from Mississippi. 

Early within his career, he began chopping & screwing music. Shortly afterwards, he took things a bit more seriously and began sampling within FL Studio. 

After not feeling challenged, he moved to analog equipment, seeking to become a part of the 'Golden Era'. After going through hell and back searching for his sound & image, he ignored everything trendy and challenged himself to create his very own brand.

New tracks tagged #twells