LoftyJones

lets get it

shout and jump about it (premium)

Natt Brus own release of the song about a late father in law.

Music and lyrics by Natt Brus

Greatest Hits

We Loved You

Way Back

Pith Helmet

new track by UnterPitch almost entirely based on sounds created by Me, My Thumb and Jack

In Your Face

UnterPitch ft. Me, My Thumb and Jack - In.Your.Face

This is my thirty-fifth entry in The Producers Corner "sample challenge", where everyone is given the same source music from which to sample, and the results are diverse and entertaining. The source this week was the 1975 album "Kyou No Wagami Wa" by Meiko Kaji, a cool slice of Kill Bill / Lady Snowblood smooth funky soul ballads. I used fourteen different loops and snippets from the source, and added my own drum programming, bassline, piano, chorus, and vocal samples. I hope you enjoy the final product, and please everyone stay safe and healthy out there!!!

* This received an honorable mention.

4 Feet High And Rhyming

Apollo Ekatón Penínta

Apollo Ekatón Penínta (TPC Sample Challenge #150)

Perplexing Patternity is the result of this stormy year. Kind of a purging or clean up. Lot's of hard and weird stuff happening. Trying to manage through it and find some kind of peace amidst all the craziness. Kind of old school electronic. Wanting to escape to childhood nostalgia, but maybe incorporate this hectic all over feeling and the simultaneous search for peace of mind in it. Hope it's something you'd enjoy to listen. For me it was kind of a struggle and the my feeling about whole project is kind of confused, but sometimes you just got to see it trough, I think.

Discovery Ease

SKETCH ll_sept

Borrowing my house
from insects,
I slept

haiku by Kobayashi Issa https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/kobayashi-issa

picture by Alfred Kenneally https://unsplash.com/@alken

For more information visit http://www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku

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halF borroweD [naviarhaiku374]

After decades of recording and touring, and many turbulent ups and downs, Bostonians TYPE 4 are still going strong.  They've never let go of that golden age of hip-hop, still digging through vinyl for musical samples, and digging through life for lyrical stories.  Tommy O'Deed, Matt Reyes & Bill Ierardi make hip-hop for grownups, the old fashioned way: for the love of it.