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3.09.2013

REMEMBER THAT - STYLISTIK JONES, BLAME ONE & KAHLEE [PROD. BY PREED ONE]

Peep this ill, old school vibe brought to you by Preed One.. Ft. Likwit affiliate > Stylistic Jones, Dirty Scientist > Blame One, and Seed spitter > Kahlee...

1.12.2013

FATCAT - HEAVYWEIGHTS [FT. UPTOWN SWUITE]

Click here to Download "HeavyWeights" - by Fatcat [Ft. Uptown Swuite]

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The Seed emcee links up with North Carolina’s FatCat (a Poly repping the South) to rock over the ever-funky OutKast joint, Ain’t No Thang. Off the upcoming mixtape, The Crown & The Villain.

1.08.2013

UPTOWN SWUITE - KAGED BIRD

Click here to listen to Kaged Bird by Uptown Swuite

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Not featured in the Booth since February of last year, when he linked up with us to release his acclaimed Beneath the Lights street album, Uptown Swuite makes his return to our pages with the world premiere of a fresh, non-album cut. On promo single Kaged Bird, the Samoan-born, Vacaville-based emcee shares some low-key lyrical reflections on life, art and his finances. DJ Flow provides a nocturnal, guitar-driven groove to back his introspective rhymes. As mentioned above, this record isn’t attached to any larger project. Those craving more new music, however, can find what they seek on Swuite’s Bob Ross EP, available for purchase on iTunes as of November 2012.

12.07.2012

THE SEED FT. RAKAA IRISCIENCE - HANDS HIGH [PROD BY ADIKT 1]

Premiered on DJBooth.net

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Fans at a hip-hop show can always count on an emcee instructing everyone to “throw your hands up high!” Whether it’s a backpacker or trap-rapper, the command to get your get your Hands High is the universal call for crowd participation. So it’s only right that The Seed (comprised of Kahlee and Uptown Swuite) enlist Rakaa of the legendary Dilated Peoples to describe the arsenal they utilize when performing. A DJBooth world premiere, produced by Adikt 1, Hands High is a smooth and groovy horns-driven track where all three emcees take turns showing just how live they can get. Hands High is a loosie, it doesn’t appear to attached to any larger project, but that shouldn’t stop emcees from taking notes as The Seed and Rakaa provide a dope guide on how to properly rock a crowd.