Here's a nice Christmas present for the music lovers. Merry Christmas, from The Stuyvesants!
Showing posts with label The Stuyvesants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Stuyvesants. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
The Stuyvesants - The Stuyvesants Remixes
The Stuyvesants are back with another release, but this time instead of instrumentals they have decided to remix classics from A Tribe Called Quest, Busta Rhymes, Amerie, Camp Lo, Nas, SWV and more.
Labels:
A Tribe Called Quest,
Busta Rhymes,
Camp Lo,
M.O.P.,
mixtape,
The Stuyvesants
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
The Stuyvesants - Bring The Strings (Audio)
“Bring the Strings” is an unreleased track from our Stuyvesants project (this track is the distant cousin to “Bring the Horns”, which was track 4 on the album). This is a heavy, dirty, string sample that made for a pretty dope instrumental, however, the sound didn’t quite fit the vibe of the other tracks on the album so we sat it on the bench. Enjoy
Labels:
Instrumentals,
The Stuyvesants
Monday, April 11, 2011
Music You May Have Missed (Mini Rant + Music)
It always irks me when so-called hip-hop fans say that there's nothing to listen to. The percentages of good to bad music may be down, but the overall amount of good music might be up. The curse of the internet age is that everyone and their mother can put out music whether they have an ounce of talent or not. The gift is that it's easier for artists to get music into the hands of their fans. Here are some of my favorite free releases since the start of 2010. There's definitely something for everyone:
Thursday, June 17, 2010
The Stuyvesants - Brooklyn's Finest
"The Stuyvesants" is a collaborative effort between music producer Allan Cole (Algorythm), and record collector Darien Victor Birks (Flwrpt). Both reside in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, NY. The two wanted to work together on a project where they could incorporate several of their talents, related to music and design. They wanted to do this under a moniker that would pay homage to the ’70s. The collaboration allowed them to do four major things, design, beat dig, produce amazing music, and simply have fun.
Labels:
Instrumentals,
mixtape,
New York,
The Stuyvesants
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