Category Archives: Beat Feed

First up is a man who definitely has the potential to be one of the most profound producers of his generation, Maleet formerly “Malito” has been involved in the hip-hop scene since 1994. Born on the Banks of the Hudson … Continue reading →

First up is a beatmaker from Jacksonville you should all get familiar with if you haven’t already. His name is Batsauce, and he’s produced joints for Mr. Lif, Surreal, Lady Daisey and the Smile Rays to name a few. This … Continue reading →

A dash of mellow jazz, a dash of hardcore hip hop, and a dash of smoked out funk evens out this episode lovely, starting with a track called “Karma” from producer Miedlev . This is one of many thick gravy … Continue reading →

Not all producers follow the traditional cadences and arrangements of hip hop, and a lot of times their attempt at sounding progressive actually just sounds wack to your ears. This episode features producers who know how to make it sound … Continue reading →

We start off this episode with a relatively unknown producer who’s definitely about to make his mark in the game. His name is Munoz, and the track is simply titled “Beat 129″. Once you download the free release this is … Continue reading →

Never far from his next feature on Beat Feed, being as prolific of a producer as he is, Oddisee returns with a track called “Long Beach” off his new free release West Coast Beats – Hosted by Trek Life. The … Continue reading →

Black Milk puts episode 33 in motion with his beat for the song “U ft. Ty and Kory” off his Popular Demand LP. Be on the lookout for Black Milk’s forthcoming release Album of the Year, which drops soon. From … Continue reading →

This is one of the slowest episodes you’ll hear on Beat Feed, around the 80 bpm mark, but it also happens to be one of the illest production wise. Setting it off is a track that was featured inspired by … Continue reading →

We set this episode of Beat Feed off with a producer who is quickly matching the prolific output of his brother Madlib, the one and only, Oh No. Although his sound is quite different from his brother’s, his beats are … Continue reading →