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It’s June so you know that our coordinates are are 35.469000, -86.051360, right in the middle of Bonnaroo (like we always do about this time). We hope to have some dispatches on what we hear and see around us on the farm this weekend, maybe even describe some smells ????...
I’m waiting for the video where they’re pouring Dasani on chicks at Magic City.
I’ve revisited Yes Lawd! more than any other album from 2016. I might have been underwhelmed on the first listen because I expected it to go further left given that this was a Stones Throw release by two towering figures of today’s underground/indie rap scene, though Anderson .Paak hasn’t been underground for some time..
A boom bap dispatch. Marseille’s Creestal is adept at making beats as claustrophobic as city living without sacrificing soul. Differences pairs his 2013 beat tape Difference with a murderer’s row of blog rap favorites Ras Kass, Rapper Big Pooh, Skyzoo, Roc Marciano, Conway, Hus Kingpin, Blu, Planet Asia, and Torae. Differences by Creestal
Ancient Lungies is where highlight music from simpler times, when you didn’t have to creep with the Russian ambassador. Il Guardiano Del Faro (the lighthouse keeper) is the alias of Italian musician Federico Monti Arduini, an early proponent of the Moog synthesizer.
I listen to a hundred beats so I can hear two like these. Black Fire by Ohbliv Black Fire by Ohbliv
Somebody ship this to Ghostface. Headnod Suite by Karriem Riggins
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Man, all I can say is RIP Fat Beats.
From a quiet, overlooked corner of New York rap that, despite appearances, still exists. The Sun Don't Chill by RED APPLES 45 The Sun Don't Chill by RED APPLES 45
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