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Make The Cut
by MysDiggi & Downstroke
supported by 5 fans who also own “The Strange Neighbour - What You Speaking For? (Remix Instrumental)”
Mysdiggi (fka Mystro) goes hard as fuck, his words hitting the wax like someone's shaking a dictionary over the platter on your deck. Production by Downstroke is a vintage but also contemporary boom bap beat. The 12" features the instrumental and acapella as well as some cracking remixes too from Jazz T and Mac McRaw adding whole other dimensions to the track. This is what you need to beat the lockdown blues.
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The Resurrection - Digital Album
by Son of Noise
supported by 5 fans who also own “The Strange Neighbour - What You Speaking For? (Remix Instrumental)”
love this creative creation peace out
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Midnight Method
by Jazz Spastiks & Mellosoulblack
supported by 4 fans who also own “The Strange Neighbour - What You Speaking For? (Remix Instrumental)”
absolutely the BEST hip hop album i have EVER heard in my ENTIRE LIFE. these guys are true wordsmiths and fantastic artists. i actually despise rap. not this. i wish i could find more like this album.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 28, 2023
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The alter ego of UK rapper Gee Bag, Alexander Sure's approach to hip-hop is irreverent, blunt, and experimental.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 5, 2016
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There is a Reason for Everything
by Lee Scott
supported by 4 fans who also own “The Strange Neighbour - What You Speaking For? (Remix Instrumental)”
Lee Scott's unstoppable scouse swagger and sick word play. Rare for a Hip-hop album to have such a strong sense of place. Even more impressive when that place is Runcorn.
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