KARMA

THUG NIGGA

Wurl2Wild

scars

beat from anemic by keepsecrets

really needa pill i been feeling so sober
1 O.D and i swear its all over
Been clawing at myself hung over
if i mourn for a week ima loner

feel bad but im a push over
regret all my feelings fuck hoes bru
all i need is a little bit comfort
despair i feel like im done bru

everytime i see you im so cut and beat up
been 2 weeks with depression and i start to smoke blunts
i been trying to tie noose but i fucking suck
if you come back to me please dont fucking break up

Drugs till I O.D over a bad Asian bitch

Janusz Szuber - recitation
Julia Kotarba - cello @julia-kotarba-458232163
Łukasz Sabat - vocals, duduk, alto saxophone
Wojciech Inglot - piano, keys @voytek-inglot

By Adam Baruch
This is an absolutely delightful album presenting the poetry by Polish poet Janusz Szuber, accompanied by three musicians: cellist Julia Kotarba, vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Łukasz Sabat and keyboardist / saxophonist Wojciech Inglot = the last two known together as the Insza duo. Szuber selected eighteen poems form his wide-ranging poetic legacy, which he recites, and the three musicians composed the music, which they perform accompanying his recitation.

Although the music encompasses a wide stylistic range, I warmly embrace this album as part of the Polish Jazz & Poetry realm, as it has a distinctive Jazzy feel about it, if not stylistically surely conceptually. This amalgamation of words and music turns out to be especially effective primarily due to the fact that the music was carefully constructed to fit to the intrinsic rhythm of the poems and their natural "musicality", as well as the careful balance between the recitation, which is distinctly forefront, and the music which respectfully stays in the background, although being perfectly well audible. Of course, as usual with Jazz & Poetry projects, the final result is way more than just the sum of its ingredients.

The poetry of Szuber is a multilayered and highly emotional affair. His usage of vocabulary, mostly based on everyday, seemingly simple language, conceals deeply philosophical, often harsh reflections about life's truths, and yet always points towards the light at the end of the tunnel. The fact that he spent most of his lifetime in a wheelchair did not manage to let him become dominated by bitterness, which is of course commendable. Sadly the language layer of this project is limited to Polish speaking public, although personally I love Jazz & Poetry recordings which include languages completely unfamiliar to me – the power of this idiom often transcend language barriers. I can only hope that this little gem of an album gets to as many listeners as possible, as it truly deserves an audience. Most warmly recommended!
https://polish-jazz.blogspot.com/2019/11/janusz-szuber-w-centrum-zrenicy-2019.html

"Tu wszystko może być tytułem" Janusz Szuber

New Black ® History Month

New Black History (prod. Maestro)

written by JaeFromJerz 
executively produced by @mostxhigh [Grimm Doza]
Mixed and mastered by Tr1pt

Tracklist:
1. Water (intro)
2. 007 feat. Grimm Doza (4:00)
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlxd4RhyDZg)
3. Park The Drop (6:50)
4. Highway Music (9:44)
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FatyvQH3uL4)
5. Intermission (11:59)
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jv99F7XMUpI)
6. 1010 (13:33)
7. MVP (16:25)
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6AGFvDl9Qs)
8. Cement Blocks (18:53)
9. Go Slow (20:58)
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S3U8yIXKn8)
10. Black Impala (24:17)

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GRiMMJERZ by Grimm Doza & JaeFrmJerz

shit I made high as fuck and just sat on, y'all deserve it tho.

KARMA

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