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If you couldn't make it to our last FLATOUT party in January, here's a recap video shot by our people from Time Spent. Special thanks to Asaad, Abdu Ali and Faded Mob for being great interviewees after their sets and for giving a crazy show. Also, shout out to Exaktly and Neuport for spinning that night as well.
FLATOUT's next date is March 28th in Baltimore at The Windup Space and features sets by Ratking's Sporting Life, DJ Angel Baby, Lor Chris, Dola and DJ Genie.
Last month, True Laurels presented FLAT OUT with performances by D.R.A.M., Greedy and Sadaf, with music by Potionz and DJ Dizzy. Time Spent came through to capture some footage of the performances and I got to catch up with some of the acts as they were finishing up sets or just getting ready to go on. Check it out and stay tuned for the party's next installment!
A little after his powerful performance at FLAT OUT, Baltimore's Greedy linked up with Time Spent to spit an a cappella verse on The Crown's ground floor with some help from his supporters. Peep the footage above and check timespent.biz to catch more videos.
During FLAT OUT, our people from Time Spent captured live footage of the show and managed to squeeze in a few acts for their series of a capella rap sessions. Before everything got going, they linked up with D.R.A.M. for the most soulful segment they've ever got on tape as he strolled through The Crown harmonizing. Peep the footage above!
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Back in July, we started FLAT OUT--a party and show in Baltimore dedicated to showcasing artists that use rap as a foundation, while embracing the genre’s boundless trajectory where electronic and punk have began expanding its soundscape. FLAT OUT is about bringing dynamic underground musical and visual artists together to exhibit their unique talent while ignoring the pretense and remnants of the old guard that heavily cloud the game today.
We're excited to announce the second party's lineup, which spans from experimental, to street rap to Baltimore Club! Saturday, October 25th we'll be at The Crown's Blue Room (1910 N. Charles St.) presenting Hampton Virginia's D.R.A.M., NYC's SADAF, and three artists from Baltimore: club producer, DJ Dizzy, rapper Greedy and DJ/producer, Potionz! Visuals and live coverage will be provided by Time Spent! Flier by Antonina Clarke.
---NO FLAUGIN. NO WHORES. NO PHONIES. CELEBRATE THE REAL AND LOSE YASELF. FLAT OUT---
Check out the FLAT OUT artists:
D.R.A.M.:
\\/\// DOWNLOAD HERE--> ONLY1DRAM.com "I made the #1EPICINTRO beat, Kaine Solo killed that Cha Cha joint and this nigga Gabe put that magic touch to it to add insult to injury.. Goldens was produced by Kaine Solo as well, I never met the homie but I know his stellar sounds personally. Gabe did the Cuchadoe joint. Bruh, I immediately snapped when he played me that jant! My muhfuckin niggas VERYRVRE blessed the Mind Gone beat which is a stone cold smash record in my mind, while Gabe smoothed it out with the Never Again production. Bub and Gabe classically laced the beat for $, all original too! I don't know who produced Junior Mafia's Get Money, but I do know Gabe flipped that jant quite decently. You should already know the scope with Feet In The Water, and Gabe laced the Just One joint as well.. Now, this #1EPICRANT includes production from Myself, this guy my lil cuz is cool with, the great Raisi K and my dude Titti of Streetzonfire. Raisi K also blessed the Yoga Fire beat, while Bub took it home with #1EPICSUMMER. I wrote all my shit, including this long ass memo." -D R A M
SADAF:
DJ DIZZY:
BALTIMORE CLUB REMIX OF Baltimore's Top Local artist song Bird Flu - Lor Scoota" REPOST, SHARE DOWNLOAD AND COMMENT ! DOWNLOAD LINK : https://www.sendspace.com/file/g1270t
GREEDY:
POTIONZ:
FEEL GOOD SUMMER JAM
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Time Spent has carefully showcased underground rap artists in Virginia, Baltimore and NYC through nostalgic VHS recordings of a cappella rap sessions. Their work has spanned from Mykki Blanco, to Abdu Ali, to Little Pain and most recently they hooked up with Cunt Mafia—a collective staple of New York's alternative underground. The video is set in the group's resident club on Friday nights—The Flat, in Brooklyn—and feature members Quay Dash and Count Contessa exude style, confidence and color, as they usually do, spitting deep-cutting, brash boom-bap flows. With the setting and pure New York style, it's reminiscent of Smack DVD freestyles (like this). Peep the video above.
