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D. Rose & D. Randle - #STAYDOWN (Produced by D. Randle)

from #CRASH by FWMJ's Rappers I Know

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I can already hear FWMJ saying “It’s dope, needs a bassline though.” Well, apologies again to Wayne Bertoni. He worked hard to make a NICE bassline for me, but it was lost in the HD crash.

This track goes back a little over a year ago, back to when D Rose started working on his “Daily Journal” project. After our “Play It Cool” experience from the first project, he wanted me to bring some heat for the follow up. Well, it wasn’t easy. I produce, but i’m more of an on-demand producer. I’m not the type that will make 5 tracks a day and give people beat tapes of 50 beats to choose from. In this instance, I had a few that i’d accumulated. I think I sent D Rose about 4 or 5, and he turned them all down.

So I decided to make one from scratch – the one you hear now. GOT EM COACH! In time, we realized that it wasn’t going to make the final cut of the album. Wish I could have done more with it, but you know how it is with HD crashes…

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from #CRASH, released July 7, 2011
Written By: D. Rose, D. Randle
Produced By: D. Randle

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