Rewind. An old track from the year of 1993. This was the instrumental for the first track the collective known as Universal Sounds would rhyme on. Horns from some menacing keystone cops caper introduce the song as a deep walking bass flows with seventies chimes over a snapping drum track.
Monday, June 28, 2010
Friday, June 18, 2010
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
D&D All Stars - 1,2 Pass It (Remix)
Mysterio decided to tackle a classic song and bring his own digital flavor to it. After taking out Wack Joe (I mean, Fat Joe) he constructed a soundscape filled with several different instruments as well as scratching to compliment DJ Premier's own cuts.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Mos Def - Travellin' Man (Digital Remix)
Mysterio enlisted Big Daddy Kane to provide back ups for this digital remix of Mos' song. Complete with cuts and sound effects to accentuate the world traveller as he embarked on his jounrey on the mic and into your mind.
Mos Def - Travellin' Man (Digital Remix)
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Strictly Beats: DJ Vadim - London Mind State
DJ Vadim has made so much music over the years that it can be hard to sift through at times. This is one track that stood out to me. Smooth and laid back. The vibe of the beat does justice to the songs title.
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Kool G Rap - Ill Street Blues (Wire Tap Remix)
The Wire is the best show to ever be aired on the airwaves. Period.
Kool G Rap is the undisputed master of the crime rhyme. Period.
Mysterio brought Les McCann, Elvin Jones, Chic Corea, Freddie Hubbard, Ramsey Lewis and The Main Ingredient to bring their musical talent to this epic composition. Choice dialogue was pulled right off The Wire as Kool G displays his immaculate story telling skills over the cinematic soundscape.
Completed with kick and snare cuts by Mysterio as well as sound effects enhancing Kool G's vibrant verses another level is reached in hip hop music. So sit back and listen to Omar, Stringer Bell, Snoop, Sergei and Kool G Rap give their personal take on the streets.
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Inspectah Deck - R.E.C. Room (Analog Remix)
With this jazz influenced track I.N.S. glides swiftly over the musical landscape as Mysterio delivers cuts and sound effects to accentuate his sharp darts. The masterwork is then finished off with an appearance by Avon Barksdale and Prop Joe from the greatest show ever to grace to television: The Wire.
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Nebulas
Various melodic instruments encompass this multiple drum track landscape Mysterio created from his inner mind. Samples from the movie "Sunshine" and "Star Trek 5" enhance the musical experience leaning towards the metaphysical. This is one of Mysterio's favorite tracks he created due to the fact he loves to contemplate things that are otherworldly.
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
GZA & Sadat X - Beneath The Surface (Sinkhole Mix)
Rhodes keys, moog bass, and wah wah guitar fill out the soundscape for the GZA and Sadat X to drop some insightful lyrics. Kick and snare cuts by Mysterio enhance the rhythmic track while sound effects compliment the verses dropped by the two dynamic emcees. Rounding it out is Jules from Pulp Fiction who states what purpose he has found in his own life.
Death Blows
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Payback is Out of Sight
The films "Payback" and "Out of Sight" are paid homage to by Mysterio in this thematic masterwork. It almost has a dub reggae feel to it with the deep bass line but added upon the track is a Dobro guitar which is a nod to the Lompoc prison scene with George Clooney and Luis Guzman. Blues organs accentuate the rhythm provided as it lays way for the several samples of choice dialogue from both films.
L.E.S.
This beat comes up from the 1993-94 era. A sample from the group Hard Knocks kicks off this jazzy mix meshed together by Mysterio. Jazz tinged drums over a walking bassline are encountered by pianos, horns and trumpets. I definitely wished that this would of came to fruition as a song but it is still dope as an old instrumental.
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