Joe Budden having a job at Complex was initially perplexing. There's no finish line, the story is one that continues even after your name has been engraved in history. Meeting with Hop was a reminder that our roles can be temporary, that job titles are of the moment but our love for rap and hip-hop can be eternal. I know the feeling of attachment that can be felt for a role, spending so many years occupying a space that it becomes more than just a job title but a sense of purpose. Hip Hop isn’t just a nickname, he’s immersed the same way that I am, the same way so many are, and it left me with a sense of calm. His eyes are set upon new horizons but outside of A&R. What stuck most in my conversation with Hip Hop is his resolve to continue being a part of the culture. Despite being much older than the 18-year-old who A&R’d for the Roc, his passion for hip-hop hasn’t wavered. He told me things I knew, things I didn’t and presented perspectives I’ll continue to carry on my journey as a music journalist. It was way more than just knowing about '90s hip-hop, he was well-versed in current web shows and albums. This project he chose Joe Budden and his Mood Muzik Mixtape series.We sat in Augustine’s for almost four hours discussing, debating and laughing about the culture that bonded us together.
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The mixtape is part of a remix series 60 East has been working on which he picks an artist and delivers a whole project over their production. A song off his most recent project “Mood Muzik Mixtape” which is set to drop later in September 2013. (909) East releases this music video to “Good Enough”. Promotional Video for Mood Muzik (60 East – Good Enough) Honestly cant wait to hear more from this artist and others from First Dirt.” Which displayed raw emotion, and spoke about the underground in a way people never looked at the game. “Mood Muzik was a great choice of name for this Mix Tape. His delivery is polished & the Joe Budden selection of production compliments his style” “He breaks down the misleading current state of Hip Hop & the struggles of the independent hustle. With the intentions of making people think by using his rhymes as a relative ladder, i really felt the connection with him on this mixtape.” Speaking on subjects most would hide from the world really shows where he sits as an artist & a person in general. Mixed By: SatiliteRok By: DJ Malue & DJ CeeeJ By: Timothy Rhyme those who have gave 60 some undivided attention & an ear in the past, you know there is no boundaries with him.
There will be an exclusive Release Party at The Dark Room in Pomona,CA for the Mood Muzik Mixtape December 13,2013. For those that enjoy the deep,passionate vibe of Joe Buddens Mood Muzik series, you will be suprisingly impressed with 60 East’s ability to alter your mood. From beginning to end the listener is taken threw a series of personal stories and life experiences, in a raw and lyrical fashion. In this emotional roller coaster, First Dirt Artist 60 East takes listeners on a journey threw the insecure realities independent artist call life. This mixtape 60 East will be paying homage to Slaughterhouse founder Joe Budden and his Mood Muzik Series. His previous release was titled ‘The Documentary” where he delivered a whole project over West Coast Artist “The Game’s” production, which recieved great reviews on blogs worldwide. Inspired by and in the tradition of new Aftermath Artist, Jon Conner’s “Best in the World Series”,60 East chooses one artist to honor and delivers a whole project over their production. IEWeekly Magazine’s “Best Hip-Hop Artist of 2013”,60 East release’s the highly anticipated, second installment in his remix mix tape series. You can see the official Press Release Here ( ) or read down below
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