Beats. Crate digging. The head nod. The boombip.

sp404sx, s900, mpc60 mk1, reason, mpc2000xl, tascam 244, technics1200 mk2, vinyl...

F.K.A. how c / why c / ycbej.

iphone 5/XR
beatmaker 2/koala

'16 - '22

special thanks to:
Complex Channel Records (A’daleis)
CDP
TRAVIS STRANGE
mannysp
Lester, Nowhere
FatB
KayCyphr
njvee.
ihaveaface
soho
V i s u a l
Korporal K
KiLaMDaPro
Axian
SwaggerLikeUz
Peezy
buddhaheis
purpan.
ntourage
fushou.
jamkamjams
Al Dali
CAPRIISUN

thanks for staying!

° Love for the fusion of technology and creativity.

° Tribute to the artists using the machinery to its full potential.

Akai MPCs (originally MIDI Production Center, now Music Production Controller) are a popular series of electronic musical instruments originally designed by Roger Linn and produced by the Japanese company Akai from 1988 onward. Intended to function as a powerful kind of drum machine, the MPCs drew on design ideas from machines such as the Sequential Circuits Inc. Studio 440 and the Linn's own Linn 9000, combining a powerful MIDI sequencer with the ability to sample one's own sounds. A major influence to Roger Linn's design was his love of rubber pads and how they could be pushed, prodded, and banged; this can be seen clearly in his designs especially from the MPC-60 onwards. Linn also had a passion for squares: thus, no round pads on the MPC Series. Later models feature increasingly powerful sampling, storage, interfacing and sound manipulation facilities, which broaden the use of instrument beyond just drum and rhythm tracks.


Gbenga is an artist hailing from South London. 

Influenced by Kendrick Lamar, Sampha & Kanye West, his top-tier lyricism, virtuosic microphone command, and sharp conceptual vision consolidate his musical journey.

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