The Drowning

by Oxydz

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1.	Introducing the Drowning 01:16	buy track
2.	Diggin with S 04:20	buy track
3.	Drowned Deep in an Ocean of Hip Hop 03:34	buy track
4.	Like a Mechanical Man 03:09	buy track
5.	The Sailor 03:24	buy track
6.	Shades of Paris 03:50	buy track
7.	Mother 03:44	buy track
8.	That FucXing 137 Number 03:50	buy track
9.	Liquid Hip Hop 05:05	buy track
10.	Underwater 04:13	buy track
11.	Just Sum Music 04:08	buy track
12.	Pictures 04:23	buy track
13.	Gull 02:21	buy track
14.	Inner City 04:21	buy track
15.	Underground Is da Shizle 03:21	buy track
16.	I Want to Know 04:24	buy track
17.	You 03:48	buy track
18.	Direct Access into Darkness 02:24	buy track
19.	Outroducsound 02:15	buy track

about

This is the Drowning. This is 17 pictures, 17 instrumental pieces. This is the direction that Hip Hop should follow. This is what appends when you let a Beatmaker alone with his mind in a boat over an ocean of Hip Hop music... let's drown deep...

One year after "Season II", Oxydz is back with a full length instrumental album. A musical trip in the abyss of liquid Hip Hop. "The Drowning" is this kind of album constructed like a movie full of weird sounds and textures, vocal cuts and uncommon samples... Something different...

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released June 20, 2015

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Oxydz Paris, France

I found myself stuck in a parallel world, the Retro-Universe. Apparently here, hip-hop has retained its original values, and even the average homemaker spends time on her old Akai S20 sampler spinning the weirdest loops... But everything else is off-kilter! I found myself facing extraterrestrials whose only goal is to kidnap DJs to steal their secret skills. And then everyone is bizarre... ... more