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ABOUT ME...When I am not taking pretentious pictures of me (like the one on the right), I am making instrumental compilations, producing beats or programming drums. Thank you for visiting my website...I have no idea what are you looking for, but I sincerely hope you find something for yourself. Any question, you can write me in the contact section.
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Untagged MP3/WAV files 5 000 commercial copies. Non-profit use is Unlimited Ideal for Singles, Albums, iTunes and Mixtapes. |
PRO + TRACKOUT STEMS
Untagged MP3/WAV files 7 500 commercial use. Unlimited non-profit. * Trackouts when available upon request. * Not Exclusive Rights |
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L I C E N S I N G I N F O R M A T I O N
Only 14, sneaking in to clubs to watch breakdancing battles, freestyling in the park with my rap group, running from screaming old folks and occasionally cops, while making some grotesque attempts to do graffiti... I did it all, I grew up on hip-hop. My most crucial phase was discovering beat-making.
It all begin with studying the drums that Premier used, the samples that Pete Rock picked,
the lowpass filters that those DITC records had or the swing that only a J Dilla Beat could have, it inspired me...
The next step was finding my own voice, digging samples that other producer have not chopped yet, learning to play keyboard, experimenting with synths and different styles of drums. I start publishing my own instrumentals and beat tapes. I connected with other producers and artist
and that helped me to grow and take my craft more seriously.
This is my official website, my production catalogue, available for anyone who feels
their creativity can benefit from collaborating with my sound...
It all begin with studying the drums that Premier used, the samples that Pete Rock picked,
the lowpass filters that those DITC records had or the swing that only a J Dilla Beat could have, it inspired me...
The next step was finding my own voice, digging samples that other producer have not chopped yet, learning to play keyboard, experimenting with synths and different styles of drums. I start publishing my own instrumentals and beat tapes. I connected with other producers and artist
and that helped me to grow and take my craft more seriously.
This is my official website, my production catalogue, available for anyone who feels
their creativity can benefit from collaborating with my sound...
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ABOUT ME
- Stayed Inspired !
Nas Kingston
Nas Kingston
