If you want some hip-hop with some lyrical rhetoric you gotta give Jay Fresh a listen. He has been working with several amazing artists such as Supervision and touring alongside Pretty Lights Music Label artist Michal Menert. In fact he recently threw down with Live Music Daily's friend wiZard a bunch these past few months. Menert, Jay Fresh, and WiZard just took OKC by storm at the Nova Cafe about a week ago (see video below). We will continue posting Jay Fresh's material, because he's not going anywhere, people are gonna catch onto this.
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Showing posts with label Pretty Lights Record Label. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pretty Lights Record Label. Show all posts
Friday, January 6, 2012
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Gramatik & Break Science
Just a few weeks ago Gramatik & Break Science got together to collaborate on the track "Boogie Down". As if this collaboration wasn't good enough to begin with they brought one of the best drummers on the scene, Adam Deitch, to lay down some tight beats. Sometimes all-star collaborations fail to meet expectations, but that is not the case with "Boogie Down". This track was down in respect to EWF. Go ahead and give this one a listen. Due to a large workload at the end of the semester I was unable to post daily, but I will now be posting everyday again so check back.
Gramatik & Break Science - Boogie Down by Gramatik
Here is a video that was made for the Gramatik & Break Science Track
Also, I had to include a link to Gramatik's FREE album "Beatz and Pieces Vol.1".
Gramatik explains, "TheBeatz & Pieces series comes as a successor to the popular Street Bangerz series which was my first work as a producer. I never really considered these volumes to be albums. I always looked at them as hip-hop beats on steroids. They are still raw, sample based beats, but with evolved arrangements and wrapped in a fine layer of live instrumentation. And the reason I started adding live instruments is because I felt that classic hip-hop beats without vocals lose me after two minutes. I want to keep the listener through the whole track!"
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