Hottest line ..."Because I am my own Nation!!!"

Summerthyme

Directly after attending the listening party of QQ's "The Long and Short of It" I made this. Around 97% of it was made the night of, with the rest being made the following morning. That being the case, this is heavily inspired by both TLASOI and QQ's work in general. 

Idk how I feel about releasing releasing it, so I'm throwing it up here for now. It'll probably get polished and released eventually(?)

s/o the don, Woot Noot for the drums used on the second part/song. He's simply goated. You can check out his work here: linktr.ee/wootnoot

The lecture used in the third part/song is Sir David Attenborough's - 'Beauty in Nature' spoken at the University of Leicester.

anyways, 
enjoy, go outside, spend some time w/ your family (and chosen family), drink some water
and listen to TLASOI
https://quicklyquickly.bandcamp.com/album/the-long-and-short-of-it


(Aug 30, 2021)

Things Of That Nature (AE67 Demo V.2)

Off The Golden

Get Sun - Hiatus Kaiyote (Omari Jazz edit)

DOOM and westside gunn flip i made out of an old unreleased track of mine from back in the day, remastered from the 12 bit po-33 and run thru the sp-404sx to get some crispy lofi vibes. this shit go hard.

stay solid.
-ninetales.

rest in peace to the supervillain, MF DOOM. thanks for getting me into beatmaking g.

album art taken by me. shot on Kodak TMax 400 with a Canon AE-1.

© 2022 fuck 'em all records

early grave.

luar / saudade

timings a bit out but the sp's annoying as fak.....enjoy

moving_on [84]

havent been able to make any good beats lately. please accept this.

illusionary

Produced by: AudibleHeaT Music Group
Engineered by: AudibleHeaT Music Group
Photo by: Kellz

What Would You Do

I watch the internet hype up mediocre rappers and downplay the kids making music that makes them move. 
Just because someone is saying a thousand words a minute doesn't mean they're the best.

(Scott is gonna be pissed I put this out but i'll make it up to em. Sorry Scott)

#OGMACO3 4/23

"For Logic Fans aka The Internet" (Prod. Scott Storch)

Imagine a city not known for music. Now, imagine that same city being world renowned for amusement parks, resorts, and retirement. Beautiful golf courses and sparkling beaches are always within reach. Little attention is given to the real picture. Homelessness, unemployment, and poverty are also staples of this same city. It is in this "real picture" in which William Hamberg a.k.a William R.I.C.E perfected his craft and derived the stories so vividly expressed in his rhymes. 

R.I.C.E penned his first bar in the fourth grade, but it wasn't until he heard the street induced, jazz influenced tracks on Nas's Illmatic that he fell in love with Hip Hop. At that point, he decided it was time to take his craft serious, and shed light on what it truly meant to be at the bottom. Born in Brooklyn Ny, R.I.C.E would move to Orlando Fl, with his mom at the age of three. Although, he would retain close ties with his northern roots throughout his life, it is his central Florida home and the unique circumstanced faced there that shaped his view of the world. R.I.C.E stands for Reports. Interests. Commands. Experiences. These are the four cornerstones to ideology. Ideology is the way in which an individual or group of individuals view the world. William R.I.C.E. or William's (view of the world) is seen throughout all of his musical bodies of work.

Throughout middle school and high school R.I.C.E. experienced his fair share of ups and downs that are synonymous with the music game. Never one to stay down for long, R.I.C.E landed his first deal during his Freshman year at Florida A&M University. That deal would shape his approach to music politics forever. Due to creative differences with the label, he broke ties and decided to promote his music independently. Throughout his time in college he continued to create music, but had to take a year long hiatus in 2008 to focus on completing his Master's degree requirements.

In 2011, R.I.C.E enlisted in the U.S. Navy. It was in the Navy in which he met his brother and lifelong collaborator Cobain. R.I.C.E and Cobain went on to release five monumental Mixtapes. Now, with their global appeal alive and growing R.I.C.E won't rest until the ATinHut movement is felt and Hip Hop once again returns to the golden era roots in which it once thrived.

What Would You Do

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