Does one of the illest producers of our generation really need a lengthy introduction or just a subtle inclination towards his hypnotic instrumentals. Hear this and try to tell me it doesn't break your fucking collar bone.
Not the Instrumental Version
http://www.mediafire.com/?ql0h25ljmra
http://sharebee.com/1d233167
October 17, 2009
Arts The Beatdoctor- Sleep Remix Instrumental
Al' Tariq- Crime Pays
If you don't already know, God Connections is one of the classic albums of the 90's. The Beatnuts production is at it's pinnacle, and Al' Tariq laces it with vicious rhymes.
This jawn is one of the favorites. A sick instrumental and an Raekwon sample that will send chills down your spine.
http://www.mediafire.com/?yymemzung2n
http://sharebee.com/0cefca58
October 16, 2009
DJ Premier feat. Kool G Rap- First Nigga (Remix)
I'm in a Primo state of mind today, so I figured I'd throw this up due to the god Kool G Rap's appearance. It's not much spittin' on the part of the Kool Genius, but Primo does a quality job of spinning and scratching. The turntable prowess is undeniable. Without doubt, this is a sick jawn.
http://www.mediafire.com/?yj5jdmzwanm
http://sharebee.com/415fdc2e
Erick Sermon feat. Redman & Tre- Street Hop
Thought we forgot about E? Shit nah, I've been listening to Chilltown, New York for the past few days, and although it doesn't hold up to his earlier efforts (Double Or Nothing, No Pressure) or even compare to his EPMD shits, it's still quality music.
Street Hop was the jawn that stood out most to me. Anytime Erick Sermon and The Funk Doc get on a track together, it always turns out good, and this is no exception. My only complaint is the singing on the chorus, a good way to ruin an exceptional Nas sample.
http://www.mediafire.com/?ym22xkxdtw4
http://sharebee.com/c455581b
October 15, 2009
Kanye West feat. Paul Wall & GLC- Drive Slow
Despite the overwhelming possibility that most of you have heard this jawn before, I figured I'd still throw it up. I got the motivation to write about 'Ye (dude should be spared any attention for the next few years after his shenanigans) from the boys at TSS. Although his counterpart GLC does nothing more than a little humming at the tail-end of this jawn, Paul Wall throws down some sick lines. Kane does alright for himself as well.
http://www.mediafire.com/?oqo3mtymndy
http://sharebee.com/bde6f3fc
Melatone- Tone Of View
I found out about Melatone through the homie Rashid Hadee. Hadee only fucks with the dopeness, and it should come as no surprise that Melatone has constant guest spots on Hadee's jawns.
This wasn't a Chapter 13 produced joint, yet the instrumental is well ill. Nahmean? That choppy sample sounds great when it loops, sounds something like Kazi/Madlib's A.V.E.R.A.G.E.
http://www.mediafire.com/?fjnzwmtzj0m
http://sharebee.com/a3dfcc0a
Brotha Lynch Hung- Rest In Piss
Season of da Siccness is quickly becoming one of my favorite west-coast albums from the mid-90's. Brotha Lynch Hung's dirty rhymes and those funky Cali beats, straight from the Sac.
Real talk, I almost didn't listen to this album because of the 'horrorcore' label attached to it, and although the rhymes are somewhat gruesome, shit's still mad ill.
http://www.mediafire.com/?wjugwnwcdmh
http://sharebee.com/b3ca3a6f
October 14, 2009
Decompoze feat. 14KT- Good Vibe
You may know Decompoze as one of the illest producers you've never heard of. Disregarding the logistics of that last statement, Decompoze has been producing records for One Be Lo and other artists off Subterraneous Records for years. He released Decomposition in '07, and this is one of the better jawns off that album. Especially with the 14KT crew throwing around some savage wordplay.
http://www.mediafire.com/?gngz4gnmz34
http://sharebee.com/a83fe38c

