FDATION

Another one of Lex Starwind & Jon Murdock at the Pickering Creek Inn.

What’s good y’all. Lex Starwind here. Summer is almost over. Ready to finish 2011 strong. The Flying Dutchmen is ready to be mixed. It should be out this Winter. I’m started production on Deep Space Rhyme. I’m hoping to have that finished by the Spring of 2012. For now I’ll have to hit y’all with some throwbacks. Most of these are scheduled to be release on an album called D.O.A (Dead on Arrival). The album is composed of tracks we recorded during the 9-ll, Ground Zero, Dark City Era. Tracks that didn’t make those album. We really have a lot of unreleased material and that seems like the best way to get it out. Check for that later this year. For now…

A track from the Ground Zeros days. Recorded probably back around 2002/2003.  Production by White Shadow. Nice shit. Check it out.

Nice track from the Dark City era, around 2004/2005, featuring Ricky Fitz,  Lex Starwind & Jon Murdock.  Let me know what y’all think.

6 Different Eyes. I love the sample on the bridge and Fitz’ has the grimy-est flow on this one. Slang prostitution, whores and Jezebels. Ill shit right here. Check it out.

Vampire love. We cut this one back in 2006/2007 I think. I’m starting to lose track. Doesn’t matter. This one will be on DOA. Cheers.

Lex Starwind Over & Out.

Starwind & Murdock at the Pickering Creek Inn

It’s been a while but I have to lace the fans with more gems from the fdation archives. We’ve been busy working on a lot of new shit, but with all the bootlegging on the Internet, we’re not letting anything go until it’s finished.

Nice solo off of Jon Murdock’s The Book of Life. Real militant sound for all my soldiers in the trenches.

Banger off of The Outlawstar! Production by DJ SL. It got an experimental sound, with real abstract lyrics. Precursor to the Flying Dutchmen perhaps?

Another one of The Outlawstar. This one features Sean Price. He was one of my favorite emcees when I was growing up, so it was a real milestone to do a track with him.

This was the first track off of Ground Zero. I especially like the sample played in the beginning and the end. It’s Heihachi Mishima from the Tekken Anime. Can you that was Starwind’s Idea.

What’s really good y’all. It’s been a minute since I’ve hit y’all with some thing from the archive so here go a few joints from my man Jon Murdock.

Nice solo track from. I’ve always loved this one. Jeans had to match, Polo, low dome from Strawbridge. That’s that shit right there. Let me know what y’all think.

Flames. Self explanatory…………

This one is called Hoffa, from the 9-11 era. Shit shit right here. All three verse are murderous.

Lighthouse lounge Phoenixville, PA

What’s good y’all. Lex Starwind here with some more old school classics from Foundation.