I was doing my monthly sweep of the hype machine, on the hunt for some acapellas to work into the beats (Tip number 568 for all you producers out there). I stumbled across a remix competition for these cats known as The Delusionists. They’re based out of the U.K.
Was definitely feeling the flow of Ben Black and The Invisible Frenz, though I’d missed the remix competition. Decided to have a go at a remix anyways, and sent the track to the Delusionists. They likey. So, here it is. Ample Mammal’s first official track. It’s a remix, but it’s a banger. Enjoy.
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My homegirl Sya Warfield and I hit the Shipyard today in Southwest Berkeley in hot pursuit of some winning snaps. We came up with some fresh ones. The theme was Blue, so it seems. Here’s a few. Click on them to see the raw. More press shots can be viewed on my Facebook fan page.
A few weeks ago I was hunting around for some acapellas on the internets and I stumbled across some Mochipet acapellas. Amongst them were a couple of cuts from these cats known as The Freshest Kids. Buddy Leroy and Cerebral Vortex comprise the duo. I checked out their Myspace and turns out they’re from the Bay Area and Chicago, my 2 recent hoods. Here’s a video.
Anyways, I’m laying down a remix of a track called Rambunktion, and it is sounding pretty ill thus far. It’s definitely throwing the song into a new dimension. I dig me some Elecro hip hop, fer sure. Here’s a snippet.
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I was doing my monthly sweep of the hype machine, on the hunt for some acapellas to work into the beats (Tip number 568 for all you producers out there). I stumbled across a remix competition for these cats known as The Delusionists. They’re based out of the U.K.
