This kid Elucid is dope
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and to all those that can help aswell
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New Elucid track produced by AM Breakups & Jeff Markey
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In anticipation of the only album that matters in 2016, Elucid dropped a 16-minute mix, and it bodies everything.
https://soundcloud.com/backwoodzstudioz/sets/osage
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https://soundcloud.com/backwoodzstudioz/sets/osage
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thats dope thanks
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Really, really sweet psych production, light on the drums like Ka beats at times, but more dusty and bugged out. Elucid's visual rhyme style feels more fully developed and assured than ever and woods kills that first guest spot.
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Yo this is crazy.
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What's crazier is that he did this in a weekend.ogie wrote:Yo this is crazy.
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Loving this.
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http://www.steadybloggin.com - some of these are my thoughts yo
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Finally getting around to listening to Save Yourself...and holy shit. Dude is nice with the production as well apparently.
Save Yourself was created between summer 2014 and fall 2015, in a proudly crumbling East New York brownstone. Equal parts exorcism and reckoning, Save Yourself crystallized during a tulmultous time in the artist’s life.
“I had just ended a 7-and-a-half-year-long relationship, quit a job i hated, and moved to a new hood in three months time,” ELUCID explains. “I got a shit job that let me stay up all night. I lived simply. I stayed woke. Got woker. I lost mad weight. I went to weird shows by myself. I got a library card and sometimes I made simple loops with an old school hardware sampler that a friend was tossing in the trash. I chopped drums. I sampled free jazz, post punk and gospel. I made dubbed-out noise collages. I played my own synth lines. I met someone who played synth way better than me.”
While a couple outside producers like Willie Green, Messiah Musik and A.M. Breakups, make memorable contributions, Save Yourself is primarily self-produced. And although this is ELUCID’s first time taking the production reins on an LP, he had quietly been working to this point for years. He engineered and co-produced much of Armand Hammer’s Furtive Movements EP (2014) and was the executive producer behind billy woods’ critically acclaimed LP Today, I Wrote Nothing (2015).
“Save yourself is my most immediate and personal record to date. It's difficult to articulate but handling the bulk of production may have had something to do with that. I didn't really know what I was making. When the spirit moved, the raps poured out. I was talking about myself. My community. About where I came from and future possibilities,” ELUCID says. “At its core, Save Yourself is about rebirth—of both self and community. An examination. An assessment. A shedding. I was working through personal issues that spilled over into the music. Events regarding police brutality and shootings of unarmed black folk dominated news headlines in a way that I've never seen in my lifetime. Liberation was on my mind. I reaffirmed myself in the idea that I couldn't truly be free until we were all free.”
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released April 15, 2016
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I interviewed Elucid for TMT. Discusses a lot of the life experiences that informed the making of the new album. Hope you enjoy: http://www.tinymixtapes.com/features/elucid" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Dope interview man.
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All three of the interviews in this trilogy are among the best I've ever read.
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Interview here: http://noisey.vice.com/blog/elucid-premiere-interview" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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For those who dug Osage and would like a physical copy,
https://twitter.com/elucidwho" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; for ordering details
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New EP you will love if you like Osage: https://elucid.bandcamp.com/album/valley-of-grace" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Nostrum Grocers is the new collaborative group between Milo and Elucid, releasing their debut self-titled album on Ruby Yacht. Conceptualizing the album in 2015, Elucid flew out from New York to Milwaukee, hanging out with Rory Ferreira, ignoble poet, as the two cooked, discussed life and conducted initial studio work. The first batch of recordings pulled from this meet-up were promising contributions, solidifying the future progression of the Nostrum Grocers project.
Two years would pass before Nostrum Grocers would step in the studio again, recording the bulk of their debut over a two day stretch at Brooklyn based Greenhouse Studios. This was in September of 2017, one month after Ferreira released the critically acclaimed album Who Told You To Think??!!?!?!?! and touring the world activated. In creating their debut, Nostrum Grocers leaned towards improvisations and instinct, penning the lyrics and capturing the music in moment to moment waves. The interval between penning the lyrics and the studio sessions holds a special place with Elucid and as he explains, "All of my lyrics were written during the last months of my wife's pregnancy and recorded a month after my son was born. There was such intense optimism, clarity and genuine excitement during this period for... more
credits
released August 3, 2018
Written and produced by Nostrum Grocers
Recorded at The Greenhouse by Willie Green and Cedric Wilson
Mixed by ELUCID
Mastered by Daddy Kev at the Cosmic Zoo
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Between this and Paraffin... sheesh