#CRASH, by FWMJ's Rappers I Know

#CRASH

by FWMJ's Rappers I Know

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1.	D-ology - "Presto Chango" featuring Damien (#CRASH) 04:28	info	buy track
2.	D. Rose - "Cameo Flow" featuring The Legendary KO, produced by DJ Cozmos 03:45	info	buy track
3.	D Rose, Big Mon, Damien - "Slippin" Produced by Damien (#CRASH) 03:46	info	buy track
4.	The Legendary KO feat Michele Thibeaux - "Me Or The Music" - Produced by Damien (#CRASH) 04:02	info	buy track
5.	D. Rose featuring D Randle & Big Mon - "Breezy" produced by King Coz (#CRASH / #STAYDOWN) 04:05	info	buy track
6.	Brew featuring D. Randle - "Hard (Demo)" 02:27	info	buy track
7.	D. Rose & D. Randle - #STAYDOWN (Produced by D. Randle) 02:49	info	buy track
8.	D-ology & D. Randle - The Science Part II (Produced by D. Randle) #CRASH 04:03	info	buy track

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From Damien:

A few weeks ago, the hard drive that I store all of my music sessions on crashed, taking with it a number of songs that were in progress / incomplete / sitting idle / forgotten. I’m usually pretty good about backing up my drives, but neglected to back this one up for a while. Fortunately, some of the more important future releases are intact, but there are a few sessions that were dear to me that are presumably missing forever. Luckily, I still have the unfinished 2-track versions of a lot of these songs, so i’m just going to give them to you as they are.

The first is “Presto Chango” by perhaps my personal favorite lyricist ever, D-ology of The Niyat. He stopped by my home studio last summer to record a few songs, and we got into a discussion about the monetary system (i’ve been the financial services industry for nearly 15 years). He mentioned that he’d written a song about the abuses and misconceptions of monetary policy, and implored me to add a verse. We originally recorded it over a track that I produced and had waiting in the wings. Later on he brought by the final track, produced by Mirawge, and it ended up being a better fit for the song. Apologies to D-ology – I know that he wanted to re-record his second verse again. But the session’s gone. I still see the raw beauty in any imperfections that you may find in the verses – it definitely captures a moment.

If I get around to it, i’ll even post the original version.

Damien

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