Tee-$Hort (Medulla,Rockcrimaz) - Night&Bay Vol.16 - Japan CD

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Tee-$Hort (Medulla,Rockcrimaz)

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*This item will be shipped after the release date. The 16th installment of the summer/summer/summer/summer mix by Bay Area resident DJ TEE-$HORT, which has become an annual event every summer! The latest HIPHOP music is thrown in for good measure to create a heat-shielding, cooling, quick-drying, -16°C mix with a maximum pleasantness index! This mix is more bass-heavy than usual. At the end of July, the sky over L.A. was an odd shade of blue. Not a cloud in the sky and palm fronds swaying in the California breeze. I was impressed by myself that such a beautiful day could exist. However, the air in the city was somewhat ruffled. Last week, there was another incident in West L.A. when a video of an assault by police officers was circulated. Protests have flared up again, albeit on a smaller scale, and impromptu "JUSTICE FOR J." stickers have begun to appear on the 3rd Street Promenade. In addition, Metro's fare revision has coincided with the protests, and residents are lamenting, "Even the trains are no longer for the common people. I feel that the term "living cost" has become so much a part of the conversation that it is no longer realistic. Today is the first day off I have had in a while.The brand-new "NnB" product from OAK-TOWN, a summer tradition and summer companion, arrived just yesterday. Naturally, I knew what I had to do: I slipped into my 990, shoved my earbuds in my ears, and started walking down Motor Ave. from National Blvd. The moment "5 Star" started, the sun and the sound melded perfectly and my shoulders relaxed. The bougainvillea that had grown over the fence of the house in front of us swayed in the breeze, and the sweat and sunscreen of the runners we passed lingered for a moment in the humidity-free air. By the time Greedo's "Strategizer" drifted into my ears, I was completely set. Somewhere in the back of my mind, I decided to keep going as far as I could, and I took a break on a bench in Palms Park. Over the sound of children's laughter, I heard the hook of "STREETS AIN'T THE SAME" and was suddenly reminded of the past. As I started walking, "The Way" played in the background, and the streetlights ahead seemed to beat in rhythm one by one.Daz's "Bad Bitch" was playing just then, and I somehow decided to walk right past it. I felt it was more picturesque that way. The sky was a gradation of orange and blue. When the last song "Babygirl" ends, I reach the porch. The smell of butter and rosemary wafted in the air, and the yellow light of the kitchen flooded through the window. I stop to take out my keys and soak in the lingering sound in my ears for a moment. WALKIN', DISTANCE, SKYLINES, Night and BAY.... (from the manufacturer's information)