K-Otix - Spontaneity - CASSETTES

Kaboom Atomic x The Dirty Sample's collaboration album, 2 Cents, is the opus of two old heads barking at the moon and hating on modern rap. It's not that they hate modern rap; this is just the stuff they love. Instead of glorifying youth to an unfair degree, the duo lean in on their age and experience to bring you a sound that is weathered with grumpiness. And humour. The Dirty Sample's dusty, uptempo boom bap beats provide a fun backdrop for Kaboom Atomic's mostly serious subject matter that is delivered with a sense of humour in a frequently fast-paced flow. And though the title obviously refers to the two cents given by these two old gents, it also does double duty as a subtle critique of the little money paid to artists for Spotify plays. Can Kaboom Atomic x The Dirty Sample break even? Details 1. Who's This? 2. It Ain't Me 3. Are You High? 4. Don't Bother 5. I Hate Rap 6. It's Been Hijacked 7. It's Worse Every Year 8. The Eternalist 9. I Ain't So Proud Anymore 10. I'm Your Least Favourite Rapper (Feat. Chaka Boy) 11. I Don't Expect You to Get It 12. It's on Us 13. You Ain't It (Feat. Azraelrapsgood) 14. Ashes 15. I'll Deal with This Later 16. The Eternalist (Instrumental)

Hailing from the birthplace of Hip-Hop, this 3-Man Crew (Natural Elements) have been a Staple in the NYC Hip-Hop scene for among those who seek authentic lyricism and organic flows given off by this amazing group. On their highly anticipated NEw album InchALIGNMENTInch on the legendary Fat Beats they are continuing this tradition of sharp, thought-provoking bars and songs that their cult following (worldwide) has become accustomed to over the years. This 17 song piece of art features robust production by their longtime original producer and founder of NE Inch(The Real) CharlemagneInch, as well as UK producer InchI.G NexusInch, Harlem producer 'Le Grand Mohyay aka Bearfakts' & producer 'Real6' on the title track. As a quote from one of their previous releases goes InchFat Beats, Lyrics and Skills Natural E is coming with it.Inch Details 1. As We Should 2. This Is Not a Drill 3. Whole Foods of Rap 4. We Could Exist (Feat. Janay Saxon) 5. Naturally (Natural E) 6. Dopamine 7. Infinite Shine 8. Alive and Well 9. Cosmos Is Calling 10. Alignment 11. Nile River Flows 12. Book Smart Street Smart 13. Yktv (You Know the Vibes) 14. Noone Can Tell Me 15. Time Doesn't Exist 16. Demon Frequency 17. Three-Card Monte

Originally released in 2009 on Fat Beats Records, Enter the 37th Chamber transformed iconic Wu-Tang Clan songs into gritty, fully live instrumentals inspired by the cinematic production style of RZA. What began as an experimental tribute quickly became a worldwide cult classic embraced by DJs, record collectors, hip-hop fans, and members of Wu-Tang themselves. After hearing the project, RZA famously said InchThis is American music right here.Inch Led by saxophonist/organist Leon Michels and producer/engineer Jeff Silverman, El Michels Affair blends vintage soundtrack music, early reggae, and raw analog soul into what the group calls InchCinematic Soul.Inch Over the years, the album has taken on a life of it's own, heard everywhere from independent record shops and radio stations to restaurants, film sets, and even theme parks across multiple continents. Nearly two decades later, Enter the 37th Chamber remains one of the defining releases in the Fat Beats catalog and a landmark recording in instrumental hip-hop and cinematic soul. Stripped down and intentional, this anniversary cassette edition of Enter the 37th Chamber let's the imagery do the talking. Housed in a clear cassette case with an OBI strip, the cassette itself features the album's iconic Chinese opera mask artwork printed full bleed on one side and a black-and-white band photo on the other. No frills, just the music and the art front and center. Details 1. Duel of the Iron Mics 2. C.R.E.A.M 3. Mystery of Chessboxin' 4. Can It All Be So Simple 5. Uzi (Pinky Ring) 6. Interlude 7. Glaciers of Ice 8. Cherchez la Ghost 9. Criminology 10. Heaven & Hell 11. Bring Da Ruckus 12. Protect Ya Neck 13. Incarcerated Scarfaces 14. Shimmy Shimmy Ya 15. Outro