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HERE WE GO
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GHOST TOWN (KHURSE REMIX)
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LEWSEY FARMER
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TOYBOX
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TAKE YOU AWAY
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SLUMDOGS F. P.U.D.G.E., ALI BABA ABNORMAL
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WTF
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CHUCK DAVIS F. SUM, CHRIS CLARKE, MONK MCNASTY
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WIPEOUT
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BULLET F. KILLER REESE ONE, P.U.D.G.E., YELLOBLAC
O Canada, You Odd Land of Countless Musicians
The first thing you should know about Graydon James & the Young Novelists is that they’re Canadian. You should know this because despite America’s constant rebuff of Canada as a pointless wasteland of politeness and boredom, Canada has a pretty amazing habit of turning out talented musicians...
The Decoders Debut Single is Out Now on Fifty100!
The 1st chapter of an ongoing series, “The Decoders: Volume 1″ is the 1st EP of a series that will explore classic ’60s/’70s soul music reinterpreted in a roots reggae, hip hop, latin or some (hopefully) refreshing production that may give these favorite songs of mine a new life.
A Double-Stuffed Turducken of a Mashup
It’s November 17 and this may or may not be the last mashup before Thanksgiving. It really depends on how early in the week I start drinking. So the point is: this is gonna be a double-stuffed turkey of a time.
What You Talkin’ Bout Mustafa?
Do you know what happened on November 3, 1978? You don’t? Well, it was a pretty seminal moment. On that day, the world was introduced to a young Gary Coleman, a plucky Todd Bridges, a sober Dana Plato, and old man Bain. The world was given so many precious pop culture gifts. From “What you talkin’ ‘bout Willis?” to the Bicycle Man child molester.
ARTISTTHE KARU PROJECT
ALBUMEXIT STRATEGY

| French Roast vs. Expre... | |||
| Finding Resolve | |||
| Mission Statement | |||
| Security Suite | |||
| Exit Strategy | |||
| Leaving Ohio | |||
| Approach To Utopia | |||
| Speed dating @ The W (... | |||
| Her Perfume ft. Tom Ho... | |||
| Disruption | |||
| Gallery Of Thought | |||
| Nice Fabric ft. Tom Ho... | |||
| Can I See Your Loft? | |||
| Last Call @ The W | |||
| Where Did She Go? |
THE KARU PROJECT
BIO
Producer Quentin Allen aka Karu is from Cleveland, Ohio. He fell in love with jazz, fusion, real hip-hop, classical and electronic music at 5 years old. When other kids were playing outside, Quentin would spend hours taping jazz and fusion off college radio shows.
Kraftwerk's release of "Trans Europe Express" and "Man Machine" began Quentin's fascination with electronic music. He has also been down wit...
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