#New immortal technique album 2016 full#

Rakim will always be my favorite MC, so his message to “Obey the Crowd” was meaningful to me because my life is based off of making crowds move and serving them fresh music.ģ) Boom and Pound: This one is a guitar sample with a live drum break of mine and the great Chuck D of Public Enemy, as I just happened to have aįew of his a cappellas on my computer.

It morphed into its own animal after I added some simple swagged out drums and a mean bass line. I had a vocal stem from legend, Chaka Khan, from a session she did with Soulive (thanks Kraz) that fit perfectly in a haunting soulful way, as well as a brief Redman sample that I had from BrkSci’s “Brain Reaction.” I added some analog synthetic bass and and fell in love with this recipe.Ģ) Obey the Crowd: OTC began with some beautifully recorded sounds by acclaimed producer Eliot Lipp who asked me to remix his song. Fast forward a few years, I got to sampling the Lettuce version and reshaped the groove once again to a more J Dilla inspired feel with some live drums I recorded during the Pretty Lights ACMOTS sessions. It had a totally different groove than the OG version and that version became one of Lettuce’s best cover songs. Check it out!ġ) Slippin’ Into Science: Years ago I found a version of War’s “Slipping into Darkness” by an unknown funk group from the 70s (while doing my nightly YouTube binges for old rare funk and soul).

#New immortal technique album 2016 full#

He’s produced music for hip hop greats like 50-Cent, Redman, Talib Kweli, KRS-One, MF Doom, J-Live, Jurassic 5, Breeze Evahflowin, and Immortal Technique, but we’re even more excited for Deitch to produce his own beats!įortunately, we’re honored to offer up a full length stream of Deitch’s new I Get A Rush, complete with a track-by-track breakdown detailing the origin of each groove. I Get A Rush is a powerful seven track release, showcasing Deitch’s innate penchant for music production. The result is I Get A Rush, the newest work from Deitch on Gramatik’s Lowtemp label.

After the success of Lettuce’s recently-released Crush, Deitch turned his attention to production, working on neck-breaking hip-hop instrumentals. When he’s not manning the kit behind groups like Lettuce and Break Science, beloved drummer Adam Deitch is still very much immersed in creating music.