Underground Feed Back Stereo Presents: Peace7 Dubs Podcast by ML7102
#UNDERGROUNDFEEDBACKSTEREO #ML7102 #PEACE7DUBSPODCAST
Talking and Beats
Talking1 – podcast intro
Beats – ML7102
Beats – Culture Power45-1
Talking2 – podcast education
Beats – Culture Power45-2
Talking3 – podcast – blanco tears
Beats – ML7102 -2
Talking4 – podcast – Made In China
Underground Feed Back Stereo (Colored Unite Or Die) Mixed by ML7102 #undergroundfeedbackstereo #MordecaiTheFoul http://www.undergroundfeedbackstereo.com #ml7102 #75dab #happensexist #fwws
ML7102 – Feed The Poor
Blink (Yarbrough x Gensu Dean) – Go For Yours [Culture Power45]
Biz Markie – The Vapors
Vortx of Distorsun – Not Done Yet
Debarge – All This Love
The Notorious BIG – I Got A Story To Tell
Phonte – Sweet You
ML7102 – We Devoted
Marvin Gaye – Trouble Man
Nas – It Aint Hard To Tell
GhostFace Killah – Mighty Healthy
Erykah Badu – On and On (#biko70 mix)
Underground Feed Back Stereo (Akebulan Freedom of Sound) Mixed by ML7102
#undergroundfeedbackstereo http://www.undergroundfeedbackstereo.com #ml7102
#75dab #happensexist #fwws #blackmusic #blackart
ML7102 – darkest person say thank you
Double XX Posse – Not Gonna Be Able To Do
Shafiq Husayn feat. Jimetta Rose & Fatima – May I Assume
THIRSTIN HOWL THE 3RD feat. Unique London – Brooklyn Hardrock Pt1
Fatnice – You Know The Name
Tha Alkaholiks feat. Diamond D – The Next Level
Philmore Greene – NightTime Maneuvers 2
Artifacts – Wrong Side Of Da Tracks
Infinito 2017 – Wake Yo Style Up
Black Moon – How Many MCs (Must Get Dissed)
Dion Brown – Beautiful Love Nights (Nancy Wilson Dedication)
Pharoahe Monch – The Light
Theresa tha SONGBIRD x ML7102 – You So Black (Remix)
Radius ETC – I Need A Visa To Live Abroad
Brand Nubian – All For One
ILL Sugi – Boooiiiiii
2 Live Crew – In The Dust
Son of Bazerk – Change The Style
Effecctive – D + Anna (Skit) Outro
ML7102 – feed the poor not those rich // FROM THE ALBUM ML7102 – Border Wall On Stolen Land, Freedom of thought to never assimilate or conform ML7102 constructs revolution over drums. Protesting border restrictions governed by those who seek to separate love and develop hatred worldwide. The fear that hatred sponsors leaves government shut downs and unease as depression settles in. The Black man forced to be enslaved on stolen land is considered strange as he walks the planet seeking refuge from oppressive confusion. The consistent musicianship ship by Marcellous Lovelace paints a world that loves life and never builds border walls on stolen land. The melodies are sample free elements of big beat, boom bap hip hop using electrical synthesizers to narrate a developing story of freedom seekers. #75dab animation and art by Marcellous Lovelace #marcellouslovelace #biko70 #coloredart #ml7102
©2019 Joe Left Hand Records
http://www.joelefthandrecords.com
produced and arranged by ML7102
mixed by Marcellous Lovelace
recorded at Black Person In Phoenix Studio
Catalog: JLHBWOSL
Key Instruments Used:
The Clavia Nord Lead
Novation Mini Nova 37-Key Synthesizer with Vocoder
Roland VS-880EX
Yamaha DTX-Multi 12 Digital Percussion Pad
Yamaha FB-01
Adobe Sound Booth CS3
Boss VB-2W Waza Craft Vibrato Pedal
Adobe Audition 1.5
AKAI Stereo Double Cassette Deck HX-A301W
Border walls medieval (87bpm)
Lor ran nash of villee
Feed the poor not those rich
Government shut down stupid (93bpm)
We resist must resist bump your love
Nude black sensual moon rust (88 bpm)
Emptyland plats native lands (84bpm)
Of a wanted rest (93bpm)
Scars from blue wake
Fatnice – Word Superb (Drums Food Clothing and Shelter) get album at http://www.culturepower45.com #culturepower45
album link: https://culturepower45.bandcamp.com/album/drums-food-clothing-shelter
As youth growing up experiencing multiple adventures we shift from Helena, Arkansas to other communities. Music was the guide, no Green Book necessary. With drums surging through the ride, there is understanding of its origins, which are from traditions of Africa. The essence transported with the Middle Passage. Language of history, are the words used by the artists on this compilation. Many excursions have transpired by the featured artists. We the escaped souls making migrations to Calumet City, Compton, Detroit, the Bronx by way of Cameroon, Ibadan, Nigeria transporting to Little Rock, Philadelphia, and Memphis. Our music conjures rhythms ranging from Skip James, Cheick Seck, and Ornette Coleman. Traveling passing mounds to row houses but arriving at empty lots. The album covers visual imagery from a lot of emptiness but there is still soul that provides food, shelter and clothing; wrapped with love and support and glimpses of a brighter future.
album ships February 1, 2019 arranged by Culture Power45 Art by Marcellous Lovelace http://www.marcellouslovelace.com
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