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KHP Podcast 008: DJ Moppy – “Space Junk”
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Raw cuts and blends from DJ Moppy (Beyond Luck, Cutz On Cuts). Inspired by finding something amazing in the trash…
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Blakkass Westley x Chandler London – “Diamond Girl” (Remix) ft. Cadillac Duke [Prod. by Na$im Williams]
Chandler London released this ‘gem’ last April. The Dreamer now revisits the Na$im Williams produced cut, complete with LOD brothers Blakkass Westley (Impolite Society) and Cadillac Duke in tow.
The remix will appear on Chandler and Westley’s upcoming collaborative project, Champion Champloo!, due out this summer.
Netherfriends – “YOUJUANA”
You don’t have to be from Colorado to understand this new single from Netherfriends… though it could help.
Originally titled “You Wanna,” the track is the newest offering from Netherfriends’ upcoming P3ACE project. “YOUJUANA” finds Netherfriends taking an introspective look at his never-ending musical journey- sometimes peering back, sometimes gazing forward, and sometimes throwing his hands up at what often seems like the futility of it all; A relationship analysis of his music hustle that anyone pursuing their passion can instantly relate to.
“It takes a lot of weed to trick your brain to keep yourself in this music game”
P3ACE comes out March 3rd on netherfriends.us
Netherfriends – “Joey Vision”
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Premiering today on Noisey, “Joey Vision” is the 3rd single from Netherfriends‘ upcoming project, P3ACE.
After dropping a multitude of self-released projects and collaborative works with other artists, P3ACE will be Netherfriends’ first official studio project, produced at Coyote Hearing Studio in Oakland, California.
Khalfani – “Singled Out” b/w “Way Too Cool”
Khalfani: Impolite Society’s one-man production company
Khalfani provides a couple of new, self-produced tracks to hold us over while we patiently await an Impolite Society group album (currently in the works).
On “Singled Out,” Khalfani enjoys the highs of being the center of attention, while “Way Too Cool” offers a more personal perspective on everyday occurences. Complete with mellow vibes and a classic boom bap feel, both cuts are sure to heat things up this season- even as temps drop.
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