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I go by 1988 the Producer
I write, I read, I produce, I sample, I draw.
I represent Dub Temple Records.
Im 23 years old from the town of Amityville in New York. I post music, art, and words of wisdom and inspiration.
Im a Free Mind, a blessed sinner, a son and a brother.
I write, I read, I produce, I sample, I draw.
I represent Dub Temple Records.
Im 23 years old from the town of Amityville in New York. I post music, art, and words of wisdom and inspiration.
Im a Free Mind, a blessed sinner, a son and a brother.
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Track off my last Ep. Loop Experiments, Open your ears
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a fly song.
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Track off my upcoming Ep “The Loop Experiments” dropping March 23rd (Friday)
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Mixup beat I did with Aloe Blacc’s “I need a Dollar” single.
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New Jaye Lewis, Check it!!!!
RIP Don Cornelius: The man who brought the soul
An icon of ’70s television: Don Cornelius, who conceived and hosted the long-running Soul Train, died in Los Angeles early Wednesday morning of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. He was 75. Cornelius’ groundbreaking program, which first aired in the Chicago area and later nationally, was one of the first TV programs that showcased blacks front-and-center, though Cornelius was careful to note that the show emphasized racial diversity. The music show, which focused heavily on dancing in a pre-MTV era, gave such stars as Marvin Gaye and Barry White TV audiences, and later played an important role in building the popularity of hip-hop. His later life was troubled, however: In 2009, he received three years of probation in a spousal abuse case, and reportedly suffered from health problems. His earlier legacy lives on, however: ”I figured as long as the music stayed hot and important and good, that there would always be a reason for ‘Soul Train,’” he said in an interview. Though the show is off the air after a 35-year national run, the empire still exists.
(via shortformblog)
