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The instrumental version of "A Long Absence" by Dex & Small Professor strips back the rogue wave performances from Dex , Rey Morado , Curly Castro , Tito Lopez , Nakama. , Blu , the bum. , CRASHprez , Natasha Edwards , Zilla Rocca , Jesse the Tree , sene , eLZhi , and Skyzoo . We get to peak behind the curtain of this carefully crafted testament. Finally, clarity through the labyrinth. This amalgam is always cinematic; commanding the highest sublimation. Across the full length album, listeners are given a shining audible signature sound and musical phenomena. An entry into the sires' canon of hauntology. A Long Absence (Instrumentals) by Dex & Small Professor

Philadelphia, PA producer / instrumentlaist small professor shares his release "i had to be a pharoahe in the future past" , that features 13 Rap and Hip Hop beats. Stream / Purchase the release and enjoy!!! i had to be a pharoahe in the future past by small professor

Philly's small professor shares his release "i had to be a pianist in the past" , an album of piano jawns mostly made  April 15th (1-5, 7) and May 6-7 (15-22, 24) . Technically it's the third branch of the "...in the past" timeline. i had to be a pianist in the past by small professor

Philadelphia, PA producer / instrumentalist small professor shares his latest releaae "i had to be a watchmaker in the past" , that is inspired by the clock sounds in his mother's living room, Christian Marclay 's - "The Clock" ( 2010 ), Philosophy Now, Issue 155 : "What Is Time?" ( tinyurl.com/2cm5y37b ) ( 2023 ), and Alan Moore's & Dave Gibbons - "Watchmen" ( 1986 ). i had to be a watchmaker in the past by small professor

Phuladelphia, PA producer and instrumentalist small professor shares his release "i had to be a samurai in the past" , made this to accompany a showing of "Shogun Assassin" at Ortlieb 's (located in Philly) on 6/27/24 . Mostly all of the beats were created in the two weeks prior to the live set, except for "last gasp" and "we was laughin pt. II" which was started in march and "bathtub assassin" which small professor started in 2016 and revisited the morning of the set (that's why it's the intro). "i had to be a samurai in the past" is dedicated to small professor 's pops, the greatest samurai in the empire. i had to be a samurai in the past by small professor

This compilation was a tribute to the great SADE . The Street Dreamer re-created the sounds of the beautiful songstress and sultry jazz from Sade Adu to bring you a modern flip of some of her classics with a Street Dreamers twist. The Street Dreamer hope you enjoy this as much as we enjoyed creating this compilation. Ode to Sade Vol. I & II by The Street Dreamer

Phildelphia's small professor shares his latest project "tn​(​tp​)​m​(​-​22)" , the next (temporal pincer) movement (pt. -22) created between 2/3 and 2/5 (except for track 23, made 2/22). Stream / Purchase the project and enjoy!!! tn(tp)m(-22) by small professor

Philly producer small professor shares his release "i had to be a pharoahe in the past" , that features 13 Rap and Hip-Hop beats. Read the concept for the project below and enjoy!!! "2017 album i made in the style of the fat beats "baker's dozen" series, thirteen jawns all named after a different lyric from "thirteen" by organized konfusion & the title is a line from "congo" by roc marciano & the cover is the inverse of "pharoah's first" by pharoah sanders" . - small professor i had to be a pharoahe in the past by small professor

Philadelphia, PA small professor shares his latest release "overwhelmed by my telepathy II" , that features 10 Hip-Hop and Rap beats.   overwhelmed by my telepathy II by small professor

SadhuGold is one of the top producers working in indepedent hip-hop today. Specializing in raw, dusty vibes with an otherworldly feel, the Philadelphia native has crafted tracks for Mach-Hommy , Westside Gunn , Your Old Droog , Rome Streetz , Tha God Fahim , and more. Originally a rare artifact released only on limited bootleg cassettes, the Golden Joe trilogy has evolved into an official and vital entry in Sadhu's catalog, taking listeners on a journey through an alchemically psychedelic imagination.  Stream / Purchase below and enjoy!!! Golden Joe Season Three by SadhuGold

Pittsburgh, PA producer/ keyboardist/ DJ Buscrates shares his beat tape "Control Center" , that features 10 funky and highly evocative tracks.  Stream / Purchase below!!! Control Center by BusCrates

Philadelphia, PA producer and instrumentalist small professor shares "let's go inside my astral plane II" , that features 10 Rap and Hip Hop beats.  Stream / Purchase the beat tape below!!! let's go inside my astral plane II by small professor

Chapel Hill, NC producer Garfunkle share his project "DYWM​!​?​!" , inspired by The Roots classic 1994 album "Do You Want More?!!!??!" .  Stream / Purchase the beat tape below and enjoy!!! DYWM!?! by Garfunkle

Philadelphia, PA label BakedRecordings share the instrumental release "sol contribution" by EAR.DRUM that features 10 Experimental Hip-Hop and Rap instrumentals. Stream the beat tape below!!! sol contribution by EAR.DRUM [QThree]

From 'The Girl From Ipanema' to The Pharcyde 's 'Runnin'' , Stan Getz has been both influential and the source of some amazing sample material. SVNTY6 decided to find some of the dopest tracks and sample them into my own Hip Hop instrumental production, using my own style and sound; Chops, Loops, Flips and Drums... Enjoy. Getz The Fuck Up // Instrumental by SVNTY6

After a two year hiatus from music, Philadelphia-based beatmaker and DJ Shane Great returns with "Street Notes" , an audio observation of the sights and sounds of his environment in the city of Brotherly Love. This beat tape/instrumental album combines his ever-changing approach to golden era hip-hop rhythms with dusty, atmospheric loops pulled from his crates of jazz, funk, and soul records. All of the elements are programmed to reflect the gritty textures seen in the 215. Street Notes by Shane Great

Following the first two offerings from Rolled Gold ’s “Archetype Beats” series, “Vol. 3” returns with an even more colorful collection of beats, taking the listener on a psychedelic journey through nature. While most of the beats were created in a few weeks at the end of 2020, they were all selected and structured to match the vibes and emotions gathered from the artwork, which is taken from a surrealistic painting of Center City Philadelphia by Richard Metz . This release (and the full series) is perfect for fans of Madlib , Roc Marciano & Pete Rock . Archetype Beats, Vol. 3 by Rolled Gold

Small Professor closes out his stunning "A Jawn Supreme" series with Vol. 3 , a collection of instrumentals that elegantly balances moments of somber, moody reflection with an overarching feeling of hope. It’s also a perfect encapsulation of where the world’s at during its release date ( October 2020 ), and it’s all told through the lens of timeless hip-hop production.  Source: Coalmine Records A Jawn Supreme (Vol. 3) by Small Professor

For Small Professor 's latest jawn, "moan" , the Philly beatsmith delivers jazzy, laid-back vibes that floats on layers of meticulously hand-picked samples. The warm horns and strings, the head-nodding percussion, the breathy vocal sample—it all blends into a slice of pure bliss. The track, which is available now for stream and download, is taken from the third and final installment of Small Pro 's A Jawn Supreme instrumental series which has arrived for pre-order and set to drop Oct. 16 through Small Pro ’s Beat Goliath imprint via Coalmine Records . And for the tape-heads, limited copies of all three volumes will be available on one cassette in time for Friday Nov. 06 . T-shirt designs featuring the cover art of all three volumes designed by Dewey Saunders ( Anderson .Paak , Future , Spike Lee ) are also available now for purchase exclusively via Bandcamp .  Stream the single below!!! Source: Coalmine Records A Jawn Supreme (Vol. 3) by Small Professor

For the second volume in his stunning A Jawn Supreme series, Philadelphia’s own Small Professor proves yet again that he’s one of the hardest-working, and also most talented, producers in the game today. Just like with Vol. 1, the second volume demonstrates the breadth of his skills as he provides remixed and remastered versions of tracks from his various Jawn projects over the years. In doing so, he puts all of these instrumentals into an entirely new context, with Vol. 2 feeling like a sincere ode to the Golden Era. Source: Coalmine Records