Da Beatminerz, Stifled Creativity

BIS => 2025 12 05
2LP - SCHMTCS
2024

- First album in 20 years from this classic production team.
- Features KRS One, Ruste Juxx, Ras Kass, Apathy, Mickey Factz, De La Soul, Pharoahe Monch, Corey Glover, Black Moon, Bishop Lamont, Smif N Wessun.


TRACKLIST​

Intro-Live from Bushwick General Hospital, Part 1 (feat. Zoi Ellis & DJ Rell)

Seckle (feat. KRS-One)

Product (feat. Ruste Juxx)

Back In Style (feat. Ras Kass)

Champion (feat. Mickey Factz)

Martial Law (feat. Apathy)

Fear None (feat. The Villanz)

It’s All 4 U (feat. Halley Hiatt & Al Skratch)

Can’t Live Without It (feat. Marquee & Monifah)

Back In Style [REMIX] (feat. Ras Kass)

Seckle ..... ONCE AGAIN (feat. KRS-One & Smif N Wessun)

Live from Bushwick General Hospital, Part 2

ANTI (feat. Black Moon)

The Birds (feat. Bishop Lamont)

Adore [HER] (feat. Keith Murray)

Where You From (feat. Loaf Muzik)

B-Ville Pioneers (feat. General Steele & Lil Fame)

Cheeba (feat. Stahhr & Camp Lo)

It’s All 4 U [REPRISE] (feat. Halley Hiatt & AZ)

100 Proof (feat. Ras Kass)

Live From Bushwick General Hospital, Part 3

My Year (feat. De La Soul, Rasheed Chappell, Pharoahe Monch & Corey Glover)



DESCRIPTION

"Da Beatminerz defined the dark, gritty sound of underground Hip-Hop in the '90s. Formed in 1992 by brothers Walter “Mr. Walt” and Ewart “DJ Evil Dee” Dewgarde, the production duo pioneered Hip-Hop's brooding vibes, a tonal shift that came with the release of Black Moon's classic debut album Enta Da Stage. As producers of the seminal 1993 project in its entirety, Da Beatminerz set a precedent for hardcore Hip-Hop. Their sample-heavy, gutter tracks laced with heavy basslines, and hard kicks and snares helped reshape the music genre. Da Beatminerz continued to refine their distinct sound and identity with countless classic records for other artists and two albums of their own (2001’s Brace 4 Impak and 2004’s Fully Loaded w/ Statik) over the course of their illustrious 30-year career. Stifled Creativity is the duo’s first full-length album in 20 years. “We started working on this album in 2009... We had one focus and the focus was to stick to our core sound. We just wanted to bring back our traditional way of attempting a classic album. Everybody has their own type of hip hop that they love. Well, this is ours.” - Mr. Walt

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