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From the forthcoming album, "Multiple Images".
The album is available Record Store Day, April 23rd.
kingunderground.com/e-lundquist-multiple-images/

Composed by Eric Borders
Bass guitar - Scott Fulton
Drums - Sam Brawner
Electric guitar - Mike Lis
Rhodes, percussion, & synths - E. Lundquist
Drums recorded at the Blue Dreams Studios
All other Instruments recorded at Imaginary Voyage Studios
Produced & mixed by C.SN, additional mixing by Patrice P
Mastered by Patrice P
Artwork by Marko Vuleta-Djukanov

Multiple Images

Stakeout

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E. Lundquist - Stakeout

back at it again with another volume of people i collab with from around the world ! This ones gonna have some more boom bap vibes on it, for some late winter/spring vibes !! Smoke up to this tape and enjoy the dope vibes !!!  Shout out the lovely people I got to work with to make this happen <33
-Sam aka SLEEPDABEAT
0:00 Intro
0:33 Protect Ya Mind[81] w/ @yournewfriend-yaz
3:12 Dark Alleys[85] w/ @back-alley-kat
4:31 summer haze[92] w/ @watermelt
6:38 Lunar[82](SLEEPDABEAT EDIT) w/ @earfluvv
8:49 Level Up![90] w/ @bugaloop
10:46 slow walk home[76] w/ @user-764392819
12:15 Outro

Brotherly Love - Vol 3

Catalog: JUICE013
Format: Streaming // Digital 

Keep things tropical with “Yellow” by Maple Syrup. A warm vacation for the soul, wherever you are.

Boost your mood with Inner Ocean's latest series - Juice. A positively refreshing compilation geared toward the brighter side of chill-hop and lofi beats. With 15 tracks to sip on by some of the most exciting beat-makers in the scene, your world just got a whole lot sunnier.

FREE DOWNLOAD

Maple Syrup - Yellow

Musashi’s Meditation

Executive Producers : Pete Flux & Parental

Written & Performed by Pete Flux
Publishing : Pete Flux Music LLC
Produced, Arranged & Mixed by Parental at Akromégalie Studio, Paris
Mastered by Sven Friederichs

Artwork by RVB

▸ Lyrics : https://bit.ly/3747i20

@peteflux
@djparental
@akromegalierecords
@hhvrecords

Global Scope

Drip Dry

| سلام.|

J.H. Drums Vol 1 ZIP >> www.patreon.com/posts/j-h-drums-v…
source=storefront

28th tape.
Wise words at the start are from Jay Dee
Purchase > https://jordan1852.bandcamp.com/album/cassette-28

Cassette #28 (Beattape stream)

You are worth it all

I be 22 ( Jimmydeloops )

Krek Packs

Dichter Nebel (feat. Classic Der Dicke, Nali, MC Rene, DJ Cutrock)

STREAMING

Krekpek - Dichter Nebel (feat. Classic Der Dicke, Nali, MC Rene, DJ Cutrock)

Shades of Life - @pabzzz
First single with  @chillselect 
available everywhere
https://biglink.to/chillselect

Shades Of Life

#Lofihiphop
#BoomBap
#Jazzhop
https://youtu.be/MBHN2eejTW4

Doomsday In The West {80}

Beat, mixing and mastering by Tapehead
Vocals from ‘One Mic Acapella’ by Nas

Visuals: https://youtu.be/H3ITC_LUFYI

This year I’ve been making sure I release a brand new beat every 2 weeks. I always have Wednesday off work so the way I’ve been doing this is I make the beat Wednesday, mix it the Wednesday after, and release it the week after that, making the next new beat the week I release the last new beat I made. I spend the 2 weeks between making new beats digging through samples to prepare and get an idea of what I might be making for the next one, and for this one I worked it out instantly. I was actually really struggling with what I was going to do because I hadn’t really found anything that was properly inspiring me, and I’d been pretty busy so I hadn’t had as much time to properly go through my unlistened records to see what I could find. On the Tuesday evening on the way home from work I put on a compilation of Jazz greats, and luckily there was a lot of traffic so I ended up listening to the whole thing. This sample was the 2nd last track, and as soon as I heard it I was gassed and after a few listens I’d worked out the rough areas I was going to chop up, and also immediately thought of putting ‘One Mic’ over it, cause I was hearing how I could layer and build up the sample in a way that would match what Nas does with his vocals on that track. This got me so motivated and the next day I was just set on making the idea a reality, and I couldn’t have been happier with how it turned out. This really feels like the beat was made for the vocals to me, and I guess in essence it was, because all the time when I was making it I was thinking about this acapella and how it would flow over it. A lot of the time it’s difficult to know what acapella would work for a remix straight away, so times like this are dope for creating something really convincing and concise. 
I also thought it was funny how I sampled from a song about ‘Mrs Jones’ with the intention of remixing One Mic, seeing as Jones is Nas’ real surname, I only just realised that now, maybe that subconsciously made me think of Nas acapellas straight away when I was listening to the sample.

I really hope people enjoy this one, I’ve been really excited to share it, and I’m way too excited about the next one which I made this week – Peace!!

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