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Larry Soundz is a Beatmaker, Producer, DJ, & Sketch Artist who is promoting his beat “Sound da hornz”. “I heard the horns and knew that I could make a full track out of it. It reminded me of Diamond D’s produced beat for Fat Joe for a record named...
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On Friday the 4th of March, Gurra G from Just D, Isac Parker, Tjompa and Skiss, better known as the group Bobby Royale released their third album “Street Level” via Staarsound Records. Consisting of 11 tracks, the at times politically charged album, is a tribute to the boom bap...
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DiamondBack is a 21 year old hip hop producer that focuses on sampling old records to emulate the type of Hip Hop production prominently seen in the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. Creating lo-fi and old school boom bap, his inspiration and sound selection mostly comes from producers such...
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“Curly Hair” is the new feel good single taken from the second The Love Theme album which is due out later this year. The Love Theme project is the brainchild and creation of Producer Dominic Owen, who also runs Smokersblend Records and Audioblend Mastering. Dominic has produced & mixed songs for...
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From the opening track of the album “Thoughtwork” by Fraction & Finsta you know you are listening to an outstanding piece of work. In order to better understand this, you have to position yourself at the time this album came out…Yes, now!! Ever hear anybody still make boom bap albums...
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The new EP, entitled “VIBES”, from Reckonize Real & Moka Only, represents the results of a weeklong jam session. The collaborative effort managed knocked out a song a day, for a week straight. Moka is a veteran emcee from Vancouver, BC. Reckonize is an up-and-coming producer/beatmaker from Queens, NY....
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For many young rap fans, “boom bap” is an obsolete term, associated with dusty beats, old heads, and the trends of the past. Everyone from pseudo-journalistic to rap artists themselves have written off traditional hip-hop as passé as if boom bap no longer has a place in rap’s future. Frankly,...
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Da Challenger is an indie artist out of Washington, D.C. heavily influenced by the 90’s. Delivering boom bap at its finest, he is looking to bring back music with substance. The song is entitled “Burn One, Drink Some” (Prod by Master David), a single off the mixtape Verbal Canvas...