Click the image above to listen on DTube This is one of the tracks where the title has absolutely nothing to do with anything relevant to to the music. The title is (as you're probably aware) a reference

Click the image above to listen on DTube This track is meant to invoke a feeling of power and security. "I've got eyes everywhere, nobody can fuck with me." The Illuminati symbolism on the artwork

Click the image above to listen on DTube This one is grimy. This track is all about scheming. Following a little bit in the vein of 'Business As Usual' previously, this track is also meant to invoke a

Click the image above to listen on DTube Miigwech is the word for "thank you" in Anishinaabemowin, the traditional language of my Ojibwe (native American) ancestors. In this song I wanted to

Click the image above to listen on DTube An early version of this beat was originally created for a long-time friend, Minnesota-based rapper Good Knight. It served as the backing instrumental to his song

Click the image above to listen on DTube With this beat, I wanted to aim for a feeling of self-confidence, but self-confidence acquired through grit and determination. I want you to picture in your mind,

Happy Sunday, everybody. I'm excited to bring you the third edition of DJ Slurk's 20 Questions. Today we're chatting with Jerry Kay, a talented rapper/singer coming up out of Ghana. He's got a laid-back

DJ SLURK - "Fuck Em" (prod Termite) DJ Slurk's entry for Termite's Worldwide Cypher Jam #78 Check me out on Choon or my official website. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

Apparently we can't delete videos from DTube if they have likes, however I noticed a mistake in two of my videos in which I had forgotten to adjust a setting in Adobe AE and they were exporting incomplete

I accidentally made the video that originally appeared here the incorrect length, but due to a technicality in the DTube system, I am unable to delete the video. Instead I will just re-post the complete

DJ Slurk's beats are all being re=released on D-Tube. In honor of the migration to a new, better, platform; I will be posting all of my previous beats with these new and improved fancy-shmancy sound reactive

(Written by DJ Slurk for The Rap Gallery) It's that time again. Rap Gallery is featuring another artist. This time, we're speaking with Metatron Xavier -- a South African rapper who reached out to me via

(Written by DJ Slurk for The Rap Gallery) Today our spotlight is on Cillion, a vocalist I encountered through a mutual Facebook group. Cillion will be the first of many artists I hope to feature and promote

written by DJ Slurk. Listen to DJ Slurk's music for free here. As beat makers, producers, and musicians, we use a wide variety of different hardware, software, instruments, plugins, and techniques while

I've been making beats since I was a kid. When I was maybe 11 or 12 years old, I acquired my first copy of FL Studio (or Fruity Loops as it was known at the time) from a friend, as many of us did. I would

Minnesota's Dankest Beats, Vol. 1 DJ Slurk speaks about the inspiration behind his first beat tape. Hey, I'm DJ Slurk and I'm writing this post as a means of introducing myself to Steemit. I'm 30, I live