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Produced by: ¡MAYDAY!  with Ralfy “FAFA” Valencia and Danny “Keys” Perez
Album: Something Else, on sale July 30
Label: Strange Music
Purchase 'Something Else' on iTunes - http://bit.ly/16LZmIB

Tech N9ne - 'Fragile' feat. Kendrick Lamar, ¡MAYDAY! and Kendall Morgan

21-Travis Porter-Drunk Sex

Because the Internet

V. 3005

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this is donald's freestyle from sway in the morning in 2013. the original instrumental was produced by boi-1da, matthew burnett & jordan evans

Childish Gambino - Pound Cake Freestyle

With the seasons changing on the East Coast, for the latest leak, “West Coast Love,” from his forthcoming LP, PA 2: The Director’s Cut, Marco Polo heads out west and connects with two left coast legends on “West Coast Love.”  Not only does Marco display his versatility on “West Coast Love,” but he cooks up some premo G-Funk for MC Eiht (still riding the buzz from his sterling appearance, “m.A.A.d city,” on Kendrick Lamar’s debut LP and is currently readying his new LP on DJ Premier’s imprint) and the General of the Likwit Crew, King Tee.

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Marco Polo "West Coast Love" f. MC Eiht, King Tee & DJ Revolution

Download this beat in the Makaih Club at https://makaihbeats.net
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Kickin It (R&B Instrumental)

A friggin' Classic.

This mix was digitally remastered from the 2 Track Master.

Original Mix Date: 14/03/2002
Original Release Date: 12/05/2003

Check out the wonderful video by Aeroplanaki:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98u2Cy7osSc&list=PLJT91gNuv6E0CaRn_Tj8D6W9HVGnsBRHO&index=17

From the album "Greatest Wiffs" ***OUT NOW***

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Skeewiff - Coming Home Baby

NEW ALBUM OUT NOW! AWON & DEPHLOW DEPHACATION (PRODUCED BY PHONIKS)

dephacation.bandcamp.com/releases

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dephacation-prod.-phoniks/id868637472


This dope remix of our track "Get Yours" was done by my homie https://soundcloud.com/phoniksbeats for a project for charity. Beats For The Philippines is a project that was put together by my good friends at http://www.thewordisbond.com/ to help with the relief efforts in the wake of the storm. Please support this if you can spare some change. 

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Awon & Phoniks- Get Yours (Remix)

From the album 'St. Vincent' in stores now!
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/StVincentiTunes
LP/CD direct: http://smarturl.it/StVincentStore


More information, including news, 2014 tour dates and downloads at http://www.ilovestvincent.com

St. Vincent

Birth In Reverse

Araabmuzik brings you “Blackout” off of his “For Professional Use Only” album – Reloaded and available everywhere music is sold and streamed!

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Spotify: http://bit.ly/FPOSp

For Professional Use Only

Blackout

Vince Staples - Nate feat. James Fauntleroy (Prod. by Scoop DeVille)

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Smoke Chambers

Here's my brand new remix of https://soundcloud.com/dj-vadim song "If Life was a Thing" featuring the legendary Demolition Man. A song about social inequality, the divide between rich and poor. 

This was my favorite song off Vad's latest album "Dubcatcher" and I was really stoked to remix it. We are giving it away for free, click the DL link and a simple click on "hypeddit" will get you a download in exchange for following Vadim and I on Soundcloud.

All the best!

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Dj Vadim Ft. Demolition Man - If Life Was A Thing (Stickybuds Remix) - Free DL

Here is track 4 from my debut EP. This one features a fellow San Diegan, and a musician who I have looked up to for years, Mr. Stevie Harris. CHECK OUT OUR VIDEO HERE!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENLmGM7IboE

Thank you for your support!! 
it means the world <3,
D.R.U.

Written by D.R.U. and Stevie Harris
Mixed by Mark Suhonen

Free EP

Sway, feat. Stevie Harris

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Loose Cannon

Dr. Ozi - Loose Cannon Ft. DDARK (Out Now)

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Roshi - Too Blunt

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Connie Diiamond- Drake Summer Sixteen (Freestyle)

Come And See Me (HushMix)

Kembe X - Don't Quit (Smoking And Shit) (ft. Alex Wiley)

Since the Aurora, Colorado shooting, I keep asking myself: when did violence became so normal? It pops up everywhere in American culture. We feel excited it by it when we see it on a screen. We feel proud of it when we see it in uniform, and angered by it when we see it near our children.

I stood in line for 45 minutes waiting to see "The Dark Knight Rises," the same night as the Colorado shooting. I sat in the theatre with many other young people and basked in the violent glory. After, I went home to rave about it on Twitter. Now I’m wondering why I’m surprised that gunfire erupted in a similar setting.
I live in Oakland, where violence is not only normal, it’s routine. The only thing consistent about the news is gun violence. When I see “Teenage Boy Killed in Drive-by Shooting,” I may be saddened and angry, but I’m seldom surprised. The faces, ages, and the locations of the victims change, but the outcome is almost always the same.

And it’s not just Oakland, it’s the country. A 4-year-old at a Bronx playground was killed the same day as the shooting in Aurora. It's been one of the most violent summers in Chicago, with constant news of shootings. And yet the common reactions are a candlelight vigil, letters to the families of the victims, and messages promoting the courage to move on. But we need more.

In response to the shooting in Colorado, President Barack Obama said, “Out of this darkness, a brighter day is going to come,” but who’s campaigning for that brighter day? It’s time for a call to action for all Americans – lawmakers and citizens. Not only is it time for better gun control laws, but for us to ask what made us so comfortable with violence in the first place.

It’s easy to say guns protect our freedom, but when you have to live in fear of death at a movie theatre, or the grocery store, or your school, exactly how free are you? Maybe we lost our way somewhere between Call of Duty, and "Dark Knight," and the monotonous homicide stories of modern media, but one thing is for sure: if we don’t hold ourselves accountable for the desensitizing of death and murder, we’re only excusing it.

On the tenth anniversary of Columbine, I started to really think about gun laws, and after the Tuscon shooting I started thinking even harder.

As a young person, it feels unfair to see so much death. It totally changes our outlook. A lot of the young people I know don't expect to live that long. The source of that feeling? Guns. It's not drugs, it's not car accidents. It's that fear that every second could be your last. No one should have to live with that feeling.

Youth Radio: "When did violence become so normal?" #SanFranciscoCrossCurrents

Of the 2,000 people who initially applied for the 55 new positions on the Oakland Police force, most were from outside the city. In fact, more than 90% of the current police force does not live in Oakland, something that activists say strains community police relations and affects city resources. Oakland spends about 40% of its general fund on police – that compares with 26% spent on police in San Jose, 17% in Sacramento and 7% in Long Beach. 

Oakland’s police expenditures are the focus of the cover article in this week's East Bay Express, which states that Oakland could be losing nearly $200 million a year in revenue because the money goes to officers who live elsewhere and consequently don’t spend much of their income within the city. 

Reporters Ali Winston and Darwin Bond-Graham shared their thoughts on the OPD's lack of local officers with KALW's Holly Kernan. 

DARWIN BOND-GRAHAM: "It is a two-part problem. One part is that if the officers aren't from Oakland and they don't live in Oakland, then when they come in to do their job, a lot of residents feel that they're coming in as some sort of an occupying force. That's one of the phrases that we've heard, and the community police relations are strained because of that. The second part of the problem is economic: if none of the officers live here, that means that a lot of money in the form of salaries and benefits are flowing out to suburban communities where officers live."

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3rd Dimension