Beat Tape #1, by j.Faraday

Beat Tape #1

by j.Faraday

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1$88. Them vocals on point yo Favorite track: Blame.

DJ COSMiXXX Really nice vibe to these beats. Great for relaxing after a long day of work.

Runman Always captures a nice mood with his tracks. Like short notes written to the wind, expect no long opuses, rather a collection of thoughts.....good stuff.

sonja berlin-jones hot sticky 90-second brain-stain beaters - like the flower says - ClamsCasino-ishy but even better Favorite track: Red.

Matthew Coghlan Otherworldly plodding beats, great for a slow morning or late night.

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1.	Vision of America 01:15	info	buy track
2.	No Place For Me 01:26		buy track
3.	Blame 01:32		buy track
4.	Eli 01:40		buy track
5.	Eyes 01:43		buy track
6.	Soul 01:25		buy track
7.	Cosmic 02:08		buy track
8.	Red 01:30		buy track
9.	Grave 01:42		buy track
10.	4alive 01:01		buy track
11.	Whispers 01:16		buy track
12.	Do You 01:46		buy track
13.	Forever 01:43		buy track
14.	Keep It 01:23		buy track
15.	Don't Fall In Love 01:18		buy track
16.	My Own History 01:54		buy track
17.	Only Way 01:20		buy track
18.	L.A. 01:38		buy track
19.	Long Journey 01:18		buy track
20.	Home 01:24		buy track

about

Beat Tape #1 is the debut release from j.Faraday aka blossoming 21 year-old, Houston-based beatmaker Javier Escareno. Initially inspired by the early productions of Kanye West, he's taken a love for emotional vocal samples and larger-than-life drumwork and applied his own distinctive chopping style and ominous atmospheres to create beats that carry a slowed Houston vibe while also garnering early comparisons to Clams Casino with his anything-goes sampling approach and ethereal, blown-out, bass-heavy creations. A prolific producer, Beat Tape #1 features 20 hand-picked beats from his earliest efforts to offer a glimpse into this emerging producer's unique vision.

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released March 25, 2013

All beats produced by Javier Escareno aka j.Faraday.
soundcloud.com/j_faraday

Mastered by Adam Straney at BreakPoint Mastering.
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