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Baje One & Batsauce- Boxstitch ft. Willie Evans Jr. + Half Truths

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Here are two previously unreleased tracks from 1/2 of Junk Science, Baje One, and Batsauce, the Jacksonville, FL based producer who laced one of the best free releases of the year in Summertime. If you want to keep with Baje One (who is quietly having one helluva 2010) and company, make sure to bookmark his website Modern Shark.

Here is the stream and single download for the infectious single Boxstitch with Willie Evans Jr. You can also download the full zip file below, which contains Half Truths.


Download: Baje One & Batsauce- Boxstitch ft. Willie Evans Jr.
Download: Boxstitch + Half Truths Zip File

Free Album: Batsauce- Summertime

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I caught this little ray of sunshine on Baje One's site and I'm glad I was in the mood to download. Jacksonville, FL producer Batsauce has released an album called Summertime, which is constructed entirely from versions of Gershwin’s classic song ‘Summertime’. The project features special guests The Perceptionists (Mr. Lif & Akrobatik), Mass Influence, Qwazaar, Baje One, Dillon, Chop, Paten Locke, Lady Daisey, and Wynton Kelly Stevenson. Batsauce is known for lending artists like The Smile Rays, Surreal, and Lady Daisey his production talents, now you can borrow him for an end of the summer cruise around your town.

This is one of my favorite releases since I returned from my internet hiatus earlier this Summer. Sample tracks and full download below. Look out for a future free EP with Baje One in the near future!

Download: Batsauce- Blowin' Thru the Wind ft. Massinfluence
Download: Batsauce- Spread Your Wings ft. Wynton Kelly Stevenson
Download: Batsauce- A Lady Named Summer ft. Dillon

Download via Bandcamp or Non-Bancamp Link here:

<a href="http://modernshark.bandcamp.com/album/summertime">Gramma's Backyard by Modern Shark</a>

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