Programming, by Tom Delay Beats

Programming

by Tom Delay Beats

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1.	Tell A Vision 03:00		buy track
2.	Milk Money 03:39	info	buy track
3.	Amore 03:22		buy track
4.	Ices 02:22		buy track
5.	His Story 03:13	info	buy track
6.	Buddah Stalin 03:07		buy track
7.	Zilla 03:46		buy track
8.	Toolman 02:58		buy track
9.	Perks 05:13	info	buy track
10.	Signs 04:02		buy track
11.	Noo Noo 03:23	info	buy track
12.	Swans 03:33		buy track
13.	Xanthan 02:37		buy track
14.	Amanda Bynes 02:58		buy track
15.	Fall Well 03:03		buy track
16.	Cal Ripken 03:41		buy track
17.	Tall Whites 03:44		buy track
18.	Than Fiction 05:08	info	buy track

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HIS STORY [Official Video]
www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHcSEiY3gDg
Directed by Louis Martins

MILK MONEY [Official Video]
www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJwHc8rlYqw
Shot by Proffit Productions

Tom Delay Beats’ second purely instrumental effort is compromised of 18 potent and methodical hip-hop tracks. Programming offers a plethora of hypnotic beats, as the progressive producer increasingly flirts with a minimalist style. The album’s melodies are supplemented with dynamic sequencing, deep bass, and amicable harmonies. Offering a wide array of styles and drum patterns, Programming is a testament to Tom Delay Beats’ expansive production capabilities.

Programming touches on nearly all the corners of hip-hop production, as the album presents bassy trap beats like “Milk Money”, “Cal Ripken”, and “Xanthan” on one end of the spectrum, and silky-smooth, epic ballads like “Perks” and “His Story” on the other. The bulk of the album, however, centers around a true-school , modern style of rap instrumental with hard-hitting tracks like “Ices”, “Toolman”, and “Amore”. Tracks like “Zilla” and “Amanda Bynes” clearly offer that old sample-chop style that will bob heads.

Tom Delay Beats continues to maintain the core production values of the genre, while, at the same time, subtly diverging from it. The enthralling drum loops are progressively complimented with synthesizers, guitars, and experimental instrumentation that allow tracks like “Than Fiction” to resemble songs, rather than just beats.