even the obvious geniuses die. between his brilliant gunclatter riddim on Vybz Kartel’s Double Down and his queasy-hype new beat for Trick Daddy, I Pop — not to mention everything else! — Disco D had me easily convinced he was seeing structures the rest of us weren’t — won’t — be up on.
Catchdubs & Ayres give us 2 downloadable Disco D hours in tribute.
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February 7, 2007
its unfortunate to hear about disco d’s passing. it is also unfortunate that in his passing there is a need for corporate sponsorship. brought to you by …
February 7, 2007
? i dont get the corporate thing. what are to referring to?