June 2013
2 posts
The Night The "Otis" Vid Premiered
straight out of the MPC… Straight->FWD
make sure you watch the video of me drinking way too many liquids and banging the beat out… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukhXA0Yw1Rg
April 2013
3 posts
Nitty Scott, MC - Queen of Kings (Prod. 6th Sense)
“Queen of Kings” Recorded, mixed, & mastered by Jelani@JelaniDay.com
Homeboy Sandman - Not for Women
“My songs ain’t for women. ‘Cept the ones that love hip-hop.”
First of a Living Breed outtake produced by 6th Sense.
Tanya Morgan - For Real
Produced by 6th Sense
Recorded & Mixed by Ariel Borujow for ImprintOne80 at Stadiumred
Additional Recording by Jason Goldstein at Rubber Tracks
Mastered by Ricardo Gutierrez at Stadiumred
Creative Direction by Crooked Engine
Off of the new LP “Rubber Souls” (Summer 2013)
*Premiered by DJ Tara at Donuts on 2/17/13
**Radio premier by Peter Rosenberg on Hot 97 on 2/24/13
Guitar: Iakov Kremenskiy
Bass: Evan Marien
Violin: Danielle Turano
Sax: eZra Brown
Trumpet: Jessy Blum
tanyamorgan-rubbersouls.tumblr.com
imprint180.com
January 2013
1 post
LISTEN: 6th Sense's Season 2012 mix.
What we’ve been bumping in the van over the past year, mixed by the homie @6thSense
June 2012
1 post
Turquoise Wallys Shorts
May 2012
1 post
March 2012
1 post
February 2012
2 posts
Play
January 2012
1 post
November 2011
1 post
May 2011
1 post
March 2011
2 posts
DJ Quiz Knows Cornerstone Mixtape #135 →
usershare.net
Click post title to download. Notice Outasight’s “Losing My Mind” up there, as well as a dirty basement ditty w/ Tiara Wiles. Shouts to Quiz and everyone at Cornerstone.
February 2011
11 posts
Sunday Drive (Remix) (Feat. El Prez & 6th Sense) (Prod. Durkin)
Black EL
Black EL x Durkin - Sunday Drive Remix feat. El Prez & 6th Sense
yup i’m rhyming on this one!
J Dilla... you are missed
Man, what can I say about Dilla? Jay Dee. James Yancey. One of the greatest to ever do it. The man was a pure genius when it came to getting busy. From the beginning he came with those short, musky jazz samples melded with the craziest backbeats, all running out of the SP. Labcabin (“Runnin’ is a classic), The Coming, right on into the Tribe stuff. Sometimes you hear the haters disliking Dilla’s involvement with Tribe. You just have to dismiss that kind hate because a lot of the material speaks for itself (BR&L has some JOINTS).
And Slum Village?! Insane. Just look at how their CASSETTE of Fantastic Vol. 1 changed many of their newfound contemporaries’ outlook on music. Fantastic Vol. 2 is one of my favorite albums… EVER. I pre-ordered Welcome To Detroit, I wish I knew where my “the welcome poster” is. Like Water For Chocolate is also one of my favorite albums… EVER.
I can’t think of anyone more influential on the music I make. I’d estimate there’s easily more than 50 tracks I’ve done that are right out of a page of Dilla’s book. Many of them, no one’s heard. Most were made in a “practice” mode (crazy enough, just like it’s been said how Dilla did the same with Pete Rock). Some of them have been heard by many, and I always smile when someone takes the time to express their appreciation. All of them are created from a place of utter humility, pure homage, and undiluted humility. For me it’s just about Dilla being a legend… I never feel I even remotely reach the mark he set on the tracks I’m attempting to recreate. What’s most amazing about Dilla is that I’m hardly the only artist that’s done such. There’s tons of amazing (and some not amazing) projects that have been released posthumously in both his name and spirit.
I appreciate all of Dilla’s friends and associates, those who actually knew Dilla, who have made music with him. Their anecdotes, recollections, and memories lets Dilla’s legacy shine brightest. Compounding the shine of his legacy is how Dilla kept on making tracks even in deep sickness (that was kept private no less). Even in his last works, many of them made bedside in the hospital, he was telling us things. It’s evident he loved the music more than anything. It’s that reason alone which pinpoints why so many of us appreciate him. Why we hold events, and raise money. Why we write these testimonials, and list our favorite tracks. Why we marvel at his sample usage (I’ve now bumped House Shoes’ “King James Version” 3 times since writing this). It’s why we wear the “J Dilla Changed My Life” shirts. We bump (and use) his beattapes, we remix, we compile, we mix, we orchestrally arrange, spin, study, and enjoy everything about him so that he lives on.
… you are missed.
Sincerely… 6.
StyleCaster and Mick Boogie Presents: Sounds From The Front Row 3 →
mediafire.com
Click title to download.
I’m on the intro w/ Oren from Silver Medallion.
Outasight’s “Losing My Mind” is on this as well.
A bunch of groovy tunes from the homey Mick Boogie to bop to while you get your fashion week on.
Picture This feat. Skyzoo {prod. 6th Sense}
Nina B
Says Nina:
“A cold dark night about a year or so ago, in the studio with one of my favorite producers…
I knew what I needed when I got there, and I knew he’d know exactly how to execute that too.I approached 6th Sense with a concept, I presented the vision. He started making the beat ; right there and right then, heads nodding in approval…
I started writing.
My competitive nature compelled me to finish my masterpiece before he could finish his…
But, he’d always beat me to the punch!
Even this time.I sat there, putting it all together. Alone.
And I smiled a little when it was done, but I knew what it needed now was another perspective.I reached out to Skyzoo..that’s how “Picture This” was made. Hope you enjoy!”
I'm Fly Remix {prod. 6th Sense}
Nina B. & CurT@!n$
Nina B feat CurT@!n$ - I’m Fly Remix {prod. 6th Sense}
January 2011
9 posts
Back Track: The Kid Daytona "On The Hill" {prod. 6th Sense} →
blog.istandardproducers.com
iStandard Producers does a behind the scenes interview on dope tracks. They recently asked me a bunch of questions in regards to the making of “On The Hill.” Shouts to iStandard, Frankie P, J Hatch, Don, and everyone else.
December 2010
1 post
October 2010
1 post
August 2010
2 posts
July 2010
7 posts
It's A 6th Sense Beat Yo!! Volume 2
DIRECT 1-CLICK DL LINK:
www.notherground.com/audio/ItsA6thSenseBeatYoVol2.zip
Listen
Outasight x Freddie Gibbs “Near The End”
Produced by Table for 6….. (that’s cook classics and me)
June 2010
5 posts
Contemplation feat Tiara Wiles
The Kid Daytona
The Kid Daytona feat. Tiara Wiles - Contemplation {prod. 6th Sense}
The first leak from The Interlude. Tribe Called Quest fans will recognize “4 Moms” which was an interlude from The Love Movement. It had the legendary Spanky on guitar and was produced by The Ummah (Tip, Dilla, Ali). In true Dilla fashion, after Daytona and Tiara did their vocals to the Tribe track, I stripped the track away and recreated it with Iakov from scratch.
