Knock the frost off your ear buds and turn up to KluSlim’s return. Stream it here: bit.ly/KluSlimIMP Buy it here ^^^
Music
State of Mine
Georgia-born, globally grown & now Florida-based producer KluSlim (Dizzy Records) said good-bye to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, his home for 7 years, in his album, State of Mine, officially released 9/13/17. Stream it here (or buy it from my store:]): http://bit.ly/KluSlimStateofMine
BOO?
I’m back from the spirit world with my two newest singles. iTunes Tidal Spotify
Beat Bad
The king of pop lives on with KluSlim’s latest single. Paying tribute to one of the most classic voices of contemporary music while delivering relaxing beats that get the feet tapping and the body moving. The most popular artists in the electronic music breathe fresh life into past sounds that authentic audiences love. “Beat Bad”…
Billy Donuts – Xanax
Xanax is the newest single off of Billy Donuts upcoming mixtape The Hubris Demo. Self-described as “punk rap”, “Xanax” was created using Donuts’ 3×30 technique where he combines 3 instrumentals and spends 30 minutes composing the lyrics for each section. In the case of “Xanax”, this edgy track is a short musical ego trip reveals…
All I Want
Happy birthday to me. Buy on iTunes Listen on Spotify
Understanding Base Vol. 2
This is my second beat tape. I produced, mixed, and mastered everything on this release. BadGuyTraps (Matt Hawkins) did a great job on concept and design for the final artwork. Buy on iTunes Listen on Spotify
(+)afekt – Almost Ready Yet
Near the end I helped with some production changes, added interludes and did the final mix and master. (+)afekt did the initial compositions for the release and oversaw the entire artistic direction and artwork design for the project.
Understanding Base Vol. 1
This is my first beat tape. Released in an effort to clear my mind of music and move forward, I produced, mixed and mastered everything on this release. I also designed the album artwork.
Robbing Jane – Girls
In the spring of 2013 I met Blake (Robbing Jane). When we began collaborating he was rapping under the name “Plane Jane,” but closer to the official launch of the project, we decided a name change to Robbing Jane better fit the artistic direction of the project. Over the course of a year I worked with…