bootleg remix bizness
all apologies and respect to Om Unit  & Sam Binga, the track made me do it

Squares (Ultimate Party Bootleg)

I have returned to Soundcloud due to a lost bet to my friend.

MUSIC BOOK:

Phase I: Jungl!st K!
Phase II: Hardcore
Phase III: Footwork/Footwork Jungle
Phase IV: Dub Funk
Phase V: House and Garage
Phase VI: Experimental
Phase VII: DJ, sampler. Kyuu-tomi the Dragon to June the Gemini
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Phase VIII: Fuck your sound, nigga. Phonk, trap, and hip-hop.
[07/30/19; 2:04PM, MNT]

You never ever in your life find a chick like me with the style and lyrics that I have enjoy it while I'm on the rise see you at the top.

Sincerely, Meziyah "I'm that chick" 

Features: They depend on the spare time I have but you can submit any beat with hook and verse already recorded and I will get to it and features are free for the year 2014.

Producer, DJ, instrumentalist & @mallabelmusic C.O.O.

Producer, DJ EL Diablo is a certified Bass music sorcerer and his sets are nothing short of legendary in the SF Bay Area underground bass music scene.  

A powerful force on the decks and in the studio, EL Diablo was one of the original producers responsible for defining the MalLabel Music sound at the label’s inception when the first wave of Dubstep broke in the US, and has written some of the label's best selling tracks, including the label theme song, “Rollin with My Crew” which was a consistent top seller and topped the Beatport/Juno charts

El Diablo has remixed and produced some of the biggest emcees in the international scene including Sizzla, Aceyalone, Too $hort & J French and has played at countless festivals, clubs & underground events alongside all the heavyweights in the Bass music scene and currently resides in Oakland, California. 

In 2020, El Diablo became partner & Chief Of Operations at MalLabel Music.

Tried to give a damn
Couldn't give a shit

"No turntables are needed for the KFG to practice their form of sampling, dipping into a bag of Feathers, blood and bones and pulling out a whole, live chicken. 

 Imagine Jim Morrison's ghost channeled through James Brown’s guitarist, sitting in with The Ramones (featuring new bassist Stanley Jordan, now called Stanlee Ramone) to jam on a little Latin jazz.  Or don't.  That sounds like a mess, but what it sounds like… it’s a good thing.  

The band’s not a mess because it’s so tight.  A typical song for, these fast-shifting rhythm junkies:  

Drums, bass and twin guitars pound out with the Single-mindedness of pure punk, drop away to let the drums roll into funk, the bass opens up, becomes melodic while the guitars play a line in harmony, until Kane Janowsky breaks for a blistering feedback solo, setting up the leap back to juggernaut-on-speed mode. "

Squares (Ultimate Party Bootleg)

the Colonel