Seriously. Y'all can't tell me it's not Paul having some hot steamy fun in the bedroom.
One of the best tracks from one of the best hip hop albums of all time. Madlib is killing it on the production and the rapping here, as always.
Completing this morning's batch of uploads from me, here is the original sample to J Dilla's No, in lossless quality straight from the record. Unfortunately this rip is only in mono but that's still the most theoretically HQ rip available on the web. I got this from a certain redacted incredible private tracker. Just don't get too horny. :P
Also my bad, I guess it was the early 70s not early 60s. Apologise for the oversight.
This is probably one of Dilla's weirdest productions, primarily due to the sample. It comes from an early 60s album called Sounds of Love From A to Z by Fred Miller, which comprises synthesizer melodies with this girl moaning through the album, all the way through. This particular sample was the 1st track on side A called Cented Wind.
Another one of Madlib's best beat CDs as far as I'm concerned. This track made it as one of Freddy Gibbs's tracks on I believe Peniata. Beautiful sample with a beautiful flip, what more could you ask for.
This is Beat 35 from Madlib's Another Hundred Beat CD. This 2nd CD has leaked a number of years ago, however the vast majority of the beats on it are missing, and some are verry horribly scratched. Even still, I consider this entire CD set to be one of the greatest Hip Hop beat CDs of all time, housing beats that later ended up being used on Madvillanie, Jaylib's Champion Sound, some Dudley Perkins stuff among others.
If interest is high enough, I will upload this entire 2 hour set.
Since y'all seem to be loving my uploads thus far, here's another one of my favorites as of late. I'm slightly annoyed so many of you know the shit I'm uploading (How could this be!) so perhaps I'll start digging out some of the more obscure stuff from my collection. Anyway, here's another bop from Mind Fusion Vol. 2. Y'all are inspiring me to reconsider the music blog idea again, I love talking about music so much but got nobody irl or even online to just sit and nerd-out to music to that much so throwing it in to the ether like this is the best I've got, especially in terms of weirder music my friends might not love as much.
Last good vybes for today from my extensive music libraries, because from vinyl through Apple Music to local somehow I have just so fucking many of those. This is a primarily new-jack-swing album from 91 which has many amazing tracks on it, but this is by far the absolute best one, without a doubt.
Anyway, if you're enjoying those selections do let me know and I'll be sure to upload random tracks from my library like this every so often for your pleasure.
Even more good vibes! This time, it's some Brazilian Jazz. I discovered the 2nd part of this track with the fucking rad as fuck synth solo on Madlib's Mind Fusion Vol. 2, a jazz DJ mix I'd recommend absolutely anyone serious about jazz, or trying to get in to the genre, listen to, so many good selections. This entire album is also a fenomenal project that y'all should check out.
Just good vibes. Found this album about a year ago by accident while browsing Youtube and looking up some City Pop stuff. Definitely one of my favorite projects from the entire genre, absolutely worth giving a listen.
A tape I recorded demos on to through-out oct to dec 2024. It still sits in my tapedeck waiting for more demos to be recorded on to it but I just haven't bought the cables to plug the deck in to my new mixer yet. Y'all seemed to enjoy some of the last demos I shared so hopefully same applies here.
What the title says.
Haha fuck you now you're braindead for life. i was forced to make this and write this description my overseer left so i can talk freely now plz send help im in ohio
An intro to a mixtape that Dilla made for DJ Tony Tones circa 1996.
Since the Dude is humbly providing us with some of his favorite chiptune tracks in the Chip of the Day series, I decided I'll make my own. I'll include any modules / famitracker / ETC tracks that I own in one of these formats, convert them to 320KBPS CBR MP3 files for reasonable file quality (level8 flac where possible), then upload here. It's mostly going to be modules though.
For conversion and playback I use FB2K with the fooopenmpt component, with interpolation disabled.
Taken from an unreleased Dilla tape I happened to get a hold of a couple of weeks ago added to my archive of rare Dilla tapes and bootlegs. As far as we're aware, a full version of this remix doesn't exist out there in the wild, but you can hear the verry beginning of it on track 1 of this tape, this is track 4 because the other 3 tracks is a radio interview with Jay Dee that was recorded over this remix and a terribly sounding version of Que-D's Don't Stop.
A good quality flac rip of the Ill Vybe Remix from vinyl.
I have a Maschine MK3 right next to me that I use as an audio interface primarily. This is the only track I ever made on it because loading samples on to it accessibly is a fucking chor and a half.
A little track I made about a year ago when my good friend Fintan was being an annoying little bitch in VC lol. The original had Histerical say Macintosh Beats at the beginning but I lost that version. I know it's floating around out there though.
This was made as a backbone for a track I was going to make as an inside joke, but it never got finished. Sad.
I don't apologise for my amazing puns. A random jungle track I started making once but never finished. Ideas welcome.
Self explanatory. The sample used is the live performance of Dangelo's Jonz in My Bonz from 1995, the same sample Jay Dee used at the verry end of Slum Village's Things You Do Remix while T3 is freestyling on top.
A little beat I made in Reaper while I was sick in early december.
For the record, this isn't my fault. I blame everything on Teamtalk, my friends and this one damn Pornhub video that I unfortunately decided to stick in to Logic and tempo match to see what would happen. This happened. I'm sorry for the displeasure this brought up on your ears. Have a fantastic day and go listen to some of the music I actually made seriously lol.
For anyone who for some reason wants to know what I used, it's mostly just Splice loops, the bassline was made with one of the presets from Analog and the little sign lead was made using Arturia's Pigments + some FX for the crunch if I remember correctly. The saturation isn't actually intentional, but this drum loop makes Logic crap out while bouncing for some odd reason.
Also this is transcoded twice, iww! I don't have my Macbook hooked up at the moment to export a lossless ver though so you'll have to live with that.