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Exactly what the title says. this is the kinda joint that goes and smacks you upside your head and does'nt let go. hardcore sax and demented keys combine with some of the roughest drums out there. +peep the funky chorus. a personal favorite. |
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Label: Tragic Productions
Credits: Deejay Sp1rit |
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aiiiight. After a really underground, layered and grimey beat, it's time to switch up the steelo a bit. This track is relavtively radio-friendly, it has a loopy NY feeling on account of it's dusty origins, but I'd rather this over the basic sound modules used today. |
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Label: Tragic Productions
Credits: Deejay Sp1rit |
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Eh YOOOOOO. Now I'm really getting ahead of myself. With a beat so different that Timbaland would'nt even go near it, I finally got into some experimental ish. Combining a spacey loop with harps, a flute and the loudest drums since Mantronix laid down beats for Just-Ice, this is the stuff that underground acts NEED to be rhyming on! |
Label: Tragic Productions
Credits: Deejay Sp1rit |
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