another one!

[Les Braun]

since you all liked the first one, here's another:

http://youtu.be/Fx39joGyhsU

all sp-404 and records.
again, feedback is greatly appreciated!

[YellowT]

love the strings, the drums, the vintage sounding bass! so good and seamless...


this is seriously amazing! so good! keep it up and keep us posted.
are you on soundcloud? if not, gogogo - hurry!!! first follower right here man!

[Les Braun]

besten dank!
i do use soundcloud, but just to archive beats and stuff, and i don't really want to show it around much(i really save almost everything there, hella weird stuff, too, hehe).

[a.D.]

Again-really dope man...I was out of commission most of 09 so i musta missed when you were most active on here beatwise-but i'm loving these two beats i've heard so far. This sample is exactly the type of shit i've been trying to focus on lately-stuff that kind of blurs the line between jazz and soul-because unfortunately,soul beats have been done so much they're almost becoming cliche....and straight traditional jazz tracks can sound like you're just trying to have a throwback sound-I've been spending a lot of time trying to combine the 2 genres.Anyway,really nice beat all the way around.Peace

[YellowT]

just listened again - your music reminds me of a-ko's stuff. maybe you remember him, he had a huge hit in the scene a couple of years ago:

http://www.myspace.com/akompm/music/songs/fire-24918191

your stuff is way smoother though - which I prefer! Keep us up to date man!

[dinner-for-two]

nice sound computers

[MDX]

I think in terms of creativity, it's best to sample what you least expect to make sense. Even if the beat eventually weeds out the original sample, you remain on a different playing field than you ever could have imagined.
Just my two cents..
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[ellaguru]

waitin for the AL-Boom