Britany with some of the background vocals and piano!!!

If it ever ends, it ends with you and I

What A Lil Money Do is the 8th song in the "Undercaste Sessions" series.

Beat Production: Isaac Meek
Recorded by the in-house engineers at Undercaste Studios!
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Production Company: Undercaste
Beat Production: Isaac Meek
Recording Engineer: Nick Herrick and Isaac Meek
Mixing/Mastering Engineer: Isaac Meek
Video Design: Isaac Meek, Randy Ross
Cover Art: Randy Ross

UCS Ep.8 - What A Lil Money Do ft. Outrageous, Brodie Myles, Notes

Kanye West may be the most polarizing figure in hip hop. Some people hate him. Okay, most people hate him. I, however, am a devout Kanye fan. No matter his antics, I forgive him. On this episode I discuss why. It comes from some of my own experiences in my attempt to gain popularity as a hip hop artist and the few instances where I got a glimmer of what that might be like - and how it connects to Kanye.

I also share my thoughts on Rock and culture Critic, Chuck Klusterman's book "Eating the Dinosaur." Somehow, I manage to tie it into Kanye West and even throw in a little Dave Chappelle wisdom just because I can.

If you listen long enough, I'll tell you what I think is dope and not dope, as well as give you a clip of a video I found on the internet of the most adorable girl ever (full vid here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59l852NhmEY) and you might even hear a new Kublakai mixtape track over J Cole's "Forbidden Fruit."

Lastly, this is part 1 of a 2 part episode. Part 2 will come next week.
Peep this episode first so that one makes sense!

Read books. Give love. Think deep.
I'm out!

Music Credits:
0:00 - Kanye West - "Power"
4:24 - The Let Go - "Dreams Over" 
(Link: https://theletgo.bandcamp.com/track/dreams-over)

15:00 - Kublakai - "Fame is Famous"
(Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/kubi-zoo/id834521289)

25:20 - Sol - "Dope"
(Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dope-single/id630698414)

30:45 - Helladope - "Rainwater"
(Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/helladope/id405470609)

Episode 4, Part 1 - Kanye West & Being/Becoming Famous

In my first attempt at an extended interview, I talk with Isaac Meek who built a studio in the back of his mothers house and has created a small North Seattle Hip Hop "empire". Isaac was also a big part in my own music career as well as countless others in the Seattle hip hop scene. 

While the conversation revolves around hip hop and Isaac's history, we talk everything from Kanye West and fame to race in Seattle to Macklemore's influence on the scene and music in general and what he thinks white rappers need to do even though he owns what is sometimes considered a "white run" studio. 

In short, Isaac is not afraid to say what he thinks and I fucking love him for that. We may piss you off. We may say some things you like but I bet you we will likely make you laugh. Give it a listen, I'm sure you'll enjoy.

Music Credits:
0:00 - Kendrick Lamar - "Humble"
1:39:45 - Macklemore - "At the party"

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Episode 4, Part 2 - Isaac Meek of Undercaste Studios

Knuckles and Tha Moufpiece showcase their talents on this ASAP Rocky track and present "The Slapper" 

The Slapper

Original Track from Tha Committee "Whats Goin On" prod. By Havi Blaze

Whats Goin On

Tha Committee brings back to life this J Dilla beat and makes it their own with "Run The City" 

Run The City

One of many 25th&3rdENT collaborations this remix of Big Sean & Kanye West's "Mercy" track includes Tha Committee's Knuckles and Tha Moufpiece and Second Family's Element aka Cally Reed

Mercy

An original 25th&3rdENT collaboration of Tha Committee and Second Family the two rap groups make a feel good, club banger for fans to get down to with "Work It Out". 

Work It Out

The Task

A song by Hands of Vengeance  "The Greatest" from the album VIOLENTLY ILL.  With Australia's  Big Jordy on the beat 

"The Greatest" Hands Of Vengeance beat by Big Jordy

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Undercaste is not just a music studio for rappers and singer-songwriters, it offers some of the best audio Mixing, Mastering, Audio Editing/clean up/restoration available along with Voiceover, Audiobook recording and Audio Post-Production.

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