I didn't expect this acapella to work with this beat at all: but when I made it I kept miming the hook over the beat so I had to see how it sounded. Cause the original is so stripped back and grimey I never saw any positive side to the lyrics before: was always more focused on how raw it is. But over this beat it really brought the slightly positive side of these lyrics to the surface for me: which is basically just having your guys back no matter what. Despite the violence that everyones speaking on I still think this optimistic kinda beat does fit it in an abstract way. Not really sure how to put it into words: but I was surprised with how well these two went together, and I'm going with my gut on this one. I've said before: but if I'm going to remix a classic song I defo want to do something different and not try and re-do what was achieved in the original, and this is defo one of the most wildly different takes I could have gone for when compared to the OG. Let me know what you think of this one, do the vibes fit or is it too far out? Peace, thanks for listening. 

Also 3rd Mobb Deep remix in a row, I think next weeks will be a Raekwon track, but who knows I might make something for another Mobb track during the week. Had their tracks in my head everytime I work on remixing recently.

Beat, mixing and mastering by Tapehead
Vocals from 'Eye For An Eye (Your Beef Is Mines)' by Mobb Deep ft Nas & Raekwon

Visuals: https://youtu.be/VX9stObsIXM

Your Beef Is Mine

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The Thousand-Armed Kannon has traveled back in time 1000 years from a musicless future to the year 1995 in order to study 90s beatmaking techniques and bring boombap back to the future.

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

Peace