My Character by Locksmith

Ever since I heard the track "Devil's Lasso" by this dude, I knew this guy didn't fuck around with his lyrics. His flow and rhyming skills are insane. Listening to him inspires me to step my game up as an artist. This is a different vibe than I'm use to by him but he still goes in. Open ya Earz!

TNT Remix by Mayday ft. Black Thought, DJ Khaled, Jay Rock, Jon Connor& Stevie Stone

Yeeeea buddy. Another remix to TNT! So glad they included Black Thought in this shit. Although DJ Khaled had yet another unnecessary yelling moment, this song's pretty dope. Open ya Earz!

Toca Tuesdays Freestyle by Papoose

Papoose hit up Tony Toca's radio show yesterday to bless the mic with a freeverse. It's pretty dope and reminds me of the content he was puttin' out when I first started listening to him. Open ya Earz!

Behind the Beat: Ketros

Whattup world! This right here is the first ever "Behind the Beat" edition here at Eternal Cadence. Every now and then, when I find a dope producer, I'm gonna showcase their art and provide a little background on them. Too much talent goes unnoticed, and this is my way of helping the unheard have a voice! With this edition, I figure there's no better way to start it off than to expose you to talent from my own city. Lately, I've been seeing a bunch of soundcloud links on my Facebook feed. Most of the time, they're beats produced by Ketros. And if his beats are only gonna get better, that's completely fine with me. Pretty much all of his beats include that classic "boom bap" feel, which is complimented by soulful samples. But anyways.. less talking, more dope instrumentals! Open ya Earz!

Name: Ketros
Location: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
Influences: 9th Wonder, J Dilla, RZA, Equalibrium
About Me: I've been producing beats now for about five years. When I started, I was working with FL Studio 6, and downloaded FL 7, then instantly became addicted to beatmaking. My production process mainly consists of chopping samples into a new vibe, and I occasionally use the original melody of the sample. My beats are made possible with an Akai MPD24, FL Studio 10, Studio Monitors and an M-Audio Midi Keyboard.





If you would like to contact Ketros:
Email adress - k3tr0s@hotmail.com
Facebook - www.facebook.com/k3tr0s
Youtube - www.youtube.com/k3tr0s

Keep Music Alive

Highs & Lows by Mayday ft. Ace Hood

So yesterday morning, I picked up Maydays new album, Take Me To Your Leader. As I listened through the CD, I began to realize how versatile these guys really are. The group of six managed to create a full album with a unique vibe that I don't think I've heard much in hip-hop. Every track on the album supplies you with a fresh new sound. I've been looking for links to their songs to share on this page, and it's been quite the battle. But today, I searched this track (which I also searched yesterday, and couldn't find) and I found the music video for it. It's actually kinda weird because it says it was uploaded on March 17, 2011. But whatever I'm just glad I have the opportunity to share this shit with everyone! I highly recommend purchasing this album, and this song is a tiny example of why I say that.

Open ya Earz!


BONUS
Journey into the production process of Mayday's producers, Gianni Cash and Plex Luthor. This shit is inspiration to any producer out there. Makes me wanna learn how to play a bunch of instruments and just wreck shit!

Loud by Mac Miller

Lately, I really haven't been a huge Mac Miller supporter. I liked his mixtapes "High Life" and "KIDS", but after that I feel like his music's been going downhill. Seems like since he's blowin' up, it's easier for him to rap about bullshit and get away with it. I would probably understand if I were a self-made millionaire, but I'm not haha. But I actually like this track, his rhymes and flow are dope and the video had cool effects. Don't blame me, we all need our dose or dough, hoes and hydro. 

Open ya Earz!