very well done... very emotional - I absolutely love it ;)

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Obra instrumental inspirada en "The Troubles", mas conocido como el conflicto de Irlanda del Norte, guerra de facto iniciada a fines de los años 60 por motivos políticos, nacionalistas y étnicos, entre republicanos irlandeses que pretendían consolidar el país, y unionistas leales que buscaban conservar las tierras en manos de Reino Unido, ambas organizaciones paramilitares habiendo recurrido a la violencia en las calles como mediación directa del conflicto latente.
Aproximadamente 3.500 personas fallecieron durante el periodo de conflictos, el cual se prolongó por 3 décadas consecutivas. Que en paz descansen todos aquellos inocentes involucrados, hombres, mujeres, niños.

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Welcome to a boom bap type beat that is inspired from 90's hip hop with my latest track 'Ain't Playin'.

Reminiscent of J Dilla's iconic style, this beat is perfect for any rapper or hip hop producer looking for that classic boom bap sound. Featuring smooth beats and soulful samples, this J Dilla type beat will transport you back to the golden age of hip hop.

If you are a fan of MF Doom, then you are sure to appreciate this beat too as its soulful chords and heavy bassline carries a MF Doom type beat feel too.

Immerse yourself in the raw, gritty sounds of underground hip hop that defined a generation. This beat was crafted on the SP404MK2, a staple in beat production, to give it that authentic 90's vibe. Whether you're a rapper looking for a freestyle type beat or a music lover who appreciates the art of beat-making, 'Ain't Playin' is a j dilla type beat that you don't want to miss. Subscribe for more beats like this and leave a comment to let me know what you think!

Ain't Playin'

Instrumental: https://soundcloud.com/tapeheadloops/hallelujah-instrumental

I don't even drink but these verses go hard, always thought this track was interesting to compare to 'My Favourite Ladies' by DOOM, the way different drinks are represented and personified as relationships in this track must have inspired DOOM when he did the same thing with different drugs, although his is for sure a lot more abstract. Still this track always stands out to me when I listen to The Infamous, pretty different vibe to all the others, and the feature from Q Tip is dope especially seeing as he was a big part of that album in terms of the mixing and a bit of production too. 

Hope you like what I did with this remix, went for a more emotional vibe on that beat. I really wanted the remix Havocs verse but the flow wasn't coming off right, all good though I've got a solo Havoc remix in the works from one of my favourite track off their Hell On Earth album. I think fans of that album will know what track I'm talking about from that alone. 

By the way if you're reading this my album is defo dropping April 26th, with 2 singles dropping before it. So yeah April is going to be a dope month - Peace!!

Visuals: https://youtu.be/teu60YFZfiM

Beat, mixing and mastering by Tapehead
Vocals from 'Drink Away The Pain (Situations)' by Mobb Deep ft Q-Tip

(Don't) Drink Away The Pain

Instrumental: https://soundcloud.com/tapeheadloops/check-the-instrumental

Collab with  @hightopbeats  , he drops beats every Monday, very very unique style trust me every week the vibe is completely different, very versatile producer. He also normally plays all his melodies himself which is crazy to me as a sample based producer. For this collab I sent him my flip from the 'Calm Piano' beat off my most recent beat tape, and he then flipped it completely different, chopped up my flip and reversed etc to make it way more chill. He also put this Tribe Called Quest acapella over the beat which I did not expect at all, fits the chill vibe crazy well imo. I think I can say for certain that Tribe are for sure his favourite Hip Hop artist from the 90s, I feel like we'll defo collab on more Tribe remixes in the future. I can never decide if Low End Theory or Midnight Marauders is my favourite album from them, it constantly fluctuates between the two to be honest. All of their albums are full of gems which is crazy, but for me those two have slightly more replay value as full albums. 

We then went back and forth adding drums, working out the arrangement etc, was a dope workflow and will defo be doing this fairly regularly. We've got a lot of collab stuff on the way full stop: Ive got mad lyrics over his beats: once my albums released the next big project will definitely be a full length album where I'm writing over his beats. So excited to share that all I feel like I've been sitting on it way too long.

We did drop a track together last year called New Scapes: https://soundcloud.com/tapeheadloops/new-scapes

Loads more on the way hopefully towards the end of this year. 

Peace, thank you for listening!!

Visuals: https://youtu.be/RVj9e0ERkE4

Beat, mixing and mastering by Hightop x Tapehead
Vocals from 'Check The Rhime' by A Tribe Called Quest

Check The Rhemix (@hightopbeats x Tapehead)

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