Killah Sense

Eternal

tuscany

Instrumental: https://soundcloud.com/tapeheadloops/way-we-walk-instrumental

I've been sitting on this beat for years, and last weekend Distant sent me the snippet I posted on Instagram when I made it asking if I ever dropped it. I almost never post a snippet of a beat and then never drop a beat, and to be honest I'd completely forgotten about this one. Decided to see if I could get a remix working, and after listening to the beat again I immediately thought of this song by Onyx. Not really sure why, I just felt like the two would blend well together. This sample was absolutely bodied in the Mobb Deep Survival Of The Fittest Remix from the 90s 12" release, definitely check that if you haven't heard it. Peace!! 

Visuals: https://youtu.be/7R6pBtYsCX4

Beat, mixing and mastering by Tapehead
Vocals from 'Walk In New York' by Onyx

Way We Walk

"You know there's no one finer; diggin' for shit from here to North Carolina."

After nearly four years of radio silence following 2020's honey butter beats vol. 2, chuckee. bum rushes the scene at his most focused and most ill with his official debut full-length album, SCRATCH.

"It took me a long time to learn how to make music the way I always heard it in my head," the enigmatic beat junkie comments with a grin. "That's the main reason I took so much time out to learn how my heroes did it. I figured I was gonna represent hip-hop proper, so why not do it the right way?"

Taking an extended rap sabbatical for the next four-ish sun cycles, chuckee. engrossed himself in all things ruff, rugged and raw. Studying under the tutelage of old WKCR radio tapes, underground microphone maestros (Artifacts, People Under the Stairs, Masta Ace, De La Soul) and beatmachine virtuosos (Lord Finesse, the Beatnuts, Buckwild, DJ Krush), the producer painstakingly rearranged his mental in order to deliver what he considers his best work yet. As chuckee. so groovily put it, this is his formal re-"endtroduction" as artist and producer.

Proudly presented to you live in stereo, SCRATCH. No records were harmed in the making of this LP. Play it loud.

BUY THE WHOLE LP

ZERO (partyover.)

Moment of Truth is such a crazy album, I love playing that version of Work in the gym, crazy motivating music. I didn't make this beat with this track in mind, but cause the sample was called 'Workin' It' by Teddy Pendergrass I thought I'd see if Guru's flow from Work fit and it acc fit crazy well imo.

Lmk what you think, peace!!

Work!

RL93

Beatmaker / Emcee
Contact: tapeheadloops@gmail.com

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Underground Airplay

Trying to give something back to Hip Hop - really appreciate any comments or feedback.

Peace