Let's start the the day with this solid release by Sinitus Tempo, this project is mainly
instrumental, excepted for track 2, 6 (who gonna become a classic Jazzy Hip-Hop track i'm sure), and 10 who are featuring Obii Say, Kitty Wong, Substantial, carminelitta (WIB crew). ENJOY!
GOOD Morning world!
Well what do you know! e.d.g.e. is not just a skillful emcee is also a dope producer . Peep is freshly released beat tape.
"Aside from rhyming, I often make beats on the side...I wouldn't call myself a producer, or even a beatmaker though. The reason being, most of my work consists of repeated 4-bar loops, more often than not without basslines!! So I'd prefer to call myself a "Loop Technician", and my Loop Technician alias has always been Jimmy The Bang? (The question mark isn't a typo, it's more of a rhetorical question mark). Either way...enjoy my collection of loops that I placed in chronological order (Early Evening was created in 2005 and Sleep Pattern in 2010), and if you feel like downloading them, go ahead. Most of them I've used for my own songs though, so if you want to use them for mixtapes feel free. " -e.d.g.e. aka Jimmy The Bang?
Get your hands on the free download of the album here and be sure to check out Sinitus Tempo's Bandcamp in its full entirety: sinitustempo.bandcamp.com/album/peaceland" - john carter
"I hope you enjoy this project. i was listening to a whole lot of nujabes (RIP) (hence the name). so i put this project together for you all thanks for supporting and please keep spreading the word."
from the upcoming remix EP "Highly Elevated" here is the remix to luv sic pt. 3
Released 29 May 2011
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released 29 May 2011
Announced as Nathan Peters on March 1st, 1989, the youth of this producer was cultivated by the sounds of Madlib, Oh No, MF Doom, DJ Premier, Barry White Just Blaze and Pete Rock. The adoration of his older brother’s skill of writing music pushed the much-younger Sinitus Tempo to match the words with a touch of sound. Under the technique of “looping and adding” which allowed him to sample a record and use it repetitiously with added drum effects, was the manner in which Tempo enhanced his style---until he heard production by 9th Wonder and Khrysis of the Justus League squad. Another gem was added to his toolbox of knowledge and from there, he set forth on a journey of mastering the art of reinventing classics. Through this understanding of manipulating the pitch of old tunes, an intrigued Sinitus Tempo developed a style of his own, building a more pronounced sound that have many awaiting his signet of ability to stamp their music.