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Stay Cool peddles instrumental dope on 'Altogether, Part One' [Premiere]

  • May 18, 2018
  • Gark Mavigan
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Stay Cool, an imprint featuring talented producers from around the world, today begins its transition from popular radio show to record label, with the release of Altogether, Part One. The compilation comprises 25 tracks from established and up-and-coming beat heads like Evil Needle, sleepdealer, and Warren Xclnce — plus appearances from former Kanye West co-writer Rhymefest, DJ Jazzy Jeff, and Grammy-nominated crooner Eric Roberson.

Stay Cool's first batch of bangers on Altogether, Part One focuses on smooth, chilled-out soundscapes like Warren XcInce's seductive "Take The Risk" (featuring Jerome Thomas):

The second collection of beats — the forthcoming Altogether, Part Two — will crank up the BPM and experiment with electronic vibes. All of the artists showcased on these compilations helped the Stay Cool radio show soar to tremendous heights in only its first year and accomplish its core mission of uniting people through music.

The laid-back sounds of Altogether, Part One are perfect for a 9-5 de-stress session, rush hour traffic jam, or calming night cap. Let the Stay Cool familia soundtrack your serenity, then get ready to turn up once part two rolls around.

Connect with Stay Cool: Twitter | SoundCloud | Instagram

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Gark Mavigan

Gark Mavigan is a prose-fessional and velociRAPtor from Stockton, CA. He's covered hip hop at EARMILK since 2015.

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