Falside - East Toast (2012)

01. Home Bass
02. White Noise
03. Considerable Influence feat. Has-Lo
04. Boogers
05. Billy Idol
06. No Shit
07. Windows
08. Cubanimal
09. Last Chance feat. Ceschi
10. Fin



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Juan Deuce + Falside - Frank & Dean (Live At Fete Ballroom)

Juan Deuce + Falside perform "Frank & Dean" live at Fete Ballroom in Providence, Rhode Island on May 18th. Shot and edited by Doc Dan.

Falside - First Kill (Video)

Introductory track on Ricky Shabazz's upcoming mixtape "Free Shabazz 2".

Falside - Billy Idol

Falside "Billy Idol"



First leak from Falside's upcoming instrumental project "East Toast" dropping this summer.

Falside - East Toast (NSFW Trailer)

Providence beatsmith Falside announces a new instrumental project "East Toast" this summer. Trailer is NSFW. Prepare accordingly.

Time Machine - Cocktails (Video)

Time Machine (Jaysonic, Comel, DJ Mekalek) are preparing to drop "Vicious Experiments", thier first mixtape after a four year hiatus. Enjoy the Juan Deuce and Falside directed visuals for "Cocktails" while you wait. For more info check Facebook

Juan Deuce feat. Romen Rok - People (prod. by Falside)

Juan Deuce feat. Romen Rok "People"
(Produced by Falside)



Here is the second leak from Juan Deuce's upcoming Ricky Shabazz and the Boom Bap Boys presented mixtape "No Sweat". This time around Juan enlists Providence wordsmith and Brooklyn representative Romen Rok.

Dirty Hank & Reason - Say Disease (prod. by Falside)

  Dirty Hank + Reason - "Say Disease" (Prod. Falside) by Dirty Hank

Falside feat. Blacastan, Juan Deuce, Jon Hope, Dirty Hank, Reason & Koncept - XXXmas

Falside feat. Blacastan, Juan Deuce, Jon Hope, Dirty Hank, Reason & Koncept "XXXmas"



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"Merry Christmas, you filthy animals!" Falside

Leedz Edutainment presents The Write Off Vol. 3 (2011)

01. Intro (prod. by Leedz]
02. From The Bottom To The Top feat. Stu Cat (prod. by Matty Trump, cuts by DJ Slipwax)
03. Stay Charged feat. Stalley & Apollo The Great (prod. by Falside)
04. Play The Part feat. Torae, Al-J & Akrobatik (prod. by Teddy Roxpin, cuts by DJ Slipwax)
05. Like This feat. Outerspace & Rite Hook (prod. by Falside, cuts by DJ Slipwax)
06. Lost In Space feat. Blak Madeen (prod. by Leedz)
07. What I Became feat. Slaine (prod. by Teddy Roxpin, cuts by DJ Slipwax)
08. The Story Goes feat. Rite Hook (prod. by Rob Whitaker)
09. Disgruntled Rapper feat. Ricky Mortis (prod. by Leedz)
10. The Man feat. Stu Cat (prod. by Ali The Great)
11. It’s Gettin’ Crazy feat. XL (The Kreators), Rite Hook & Genius (prod. by Lightfoot)
12. The 25th Hour feat. Lateb The God (prod. by Rob Whitaker)
13. War Games feat. Blak Madeen & Amadeus The Stampede (prod. by Ghetto Blaster, cuts by Emoh Betta)
14. Uncut feat. Cam Meekins (prod. by Rob Whitaker)
15. Snack Time feat. Boom Vox & Stu Cat (prod. by Falside)
16. Arranged feat. Rite Hook (prod. by Don Benedetto, cuts by DJ Slipwax)
17. Quiet As Kept feat. Yusef Abdul Matin (prod. by Don Benedetto, cuts by Emoh Betta)
18. Let It Be feat. Junelyfe & Spenda (prod. by Falside, cuts by DJ Slipwax)
19. Cold Season feat. PackFM & RADIx (prod. by Falside, cuts by DJ Sprino)
20. Superjew Anthem feat. Kosha Dillz (prod. by Falside)
21. Wake Up feat. Rite Hook & Elemental Zazen (prod. by Saylor, cuts by Emoh Betta)
22. Memory feat. Stu Cat & J The S (prod. by Kno)
23. The Revolving Door feat. Rite Hook (prod. by Matty Trump)

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Falside - Snare Conditioning(2011)

01. Real Gʻs Rock Tapes
02. Morning
03. East Toast
04. Sandwiches Interlude
05. Green Tea & Nicotine
06. Stacks of Boom Bap
07. Alone Together
08. Think Twice Interlude
09. Tale of the Tape

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Falside - Snare Conditioning

Action Bronson - Imported Goods (Falside Remix)

Action Bronson - Imported Goods (Falside Remix) by Falside

Juan Deuce x Falside - Hard Luck (Video)

Fameless Fam

Falside - Beats For Spring: Teaser

Chris Young The Rapper - Zombie Jesus Freestyle

Chris Young The Rapper - Zombie Jesus Freestyle (Beat by Falside) by Falside

San Diego's Chris Young The Rapper, who signed to Cisco Adler's Bananabeat Records has toured with such recording artists as Shwayze, Micky Avalon, Tabi Bonney, and collaborated with Cobra Starship and Clinton Sparks. He has recently tackled Indy Hip Hop producer Falside's Zombie Jesus Dubstep Bazaar beat from Falside's latest Beat Tape - Fall, Stand the Fuck Up.

BBRS Interviews: Falside

Who is Falside? Please tell us more about yourself.
It's much more than making beats. I'm neck deep in a sub-culture I will never give up on. I'm humbled by my small successes and I've had an even better time watching the artists I've been fortunate to work with flourish. Making music has been the most gratifying process in my life, and I will continue to create.

What's your first encounter with Hip Hop?
I was exposed to the local Providence, Rhode Island (US) scene at a very young age with a quick embrace. I was listening to local artists like my Poorly Drawn People fam on an obsessive basis before I even knew who about any underground luminaries who I've since been able to work with. I discovered alot of mc's through different genres of music (Jeru the Damaja via Electronica group Groove Armada / and Mos Def via Massive Attack). After I did my research I became infatuated with Hip Hop music - and the rest isn't history because I'm not done yet.

Where did you get the inspiration from to become a beatsmith, and when did you start producing?
I was really into UK triphop and electronica before I started listenig to hip hop and started playing drums at a young age. I slowly started to discover underground Hip Hop and it's legendary staples (Wu-Tang, Gangstarr, Heiroglyphics etc.) and my dad's soul/psych/blues/rock/jazz records. I was more interested in the composition of the songs rather than the messages. I figured out how they were making beats and started fucking around with equiptment at local music stores while my mom was food shopping. I purchased my first turntable (STR 8-30 - which I still use today) and borrowed a shitty Gemini mixer from a friend in high-school (which I later traded in to a record store for wax). My dad was a disc-jockey on a local rock station in the 70's and I had access to all of his records. I started sampling and composing beats until I got the process down and was making 3 or 4 beats a day after school. They were terrible, but I knew I was on to something.

What equipment do you use?
I use very non-conventional equiptment. My trusty STR 8-30, various midi-controllers and out-dated software - I'm just stuck in my ways. True school heads usually complain about my process, but never have an issue with what I'm making.

How much time do you invest in making music?
Every hour of the day is dedicated in some way to music. I try my best to make beats or mix songs everyday. When I'm not creating anything I'm usually smothered with e-mails and doing promo/pr shit. I'm fortunate to have alot of supportive people and helpful resources around me, and I'm most confortable being completely independent (I'm just used to it). I spend alot of time staying up to date on what else is going on with other producers and artists. When I'm not doing any of that, I'm always thinking about my next move.

Listening to your work it becomes clear you're very versatile with your productions. What would you recommend to someone who's new to your music to begin with?
I make all types of beats. I've gotten some shit for doing this but If I want to make it, I'm going to make it. I'm inspired by everything I hear and see, and I think my production makes that evident. My beat tapes are all over the place. Electronic to Boom-Bap. For new listeners, my Dollars Make Change mixtape which dropped last year is filled with my thick boom-bap. My recent Fall, Stand the Fuck Up beat tape is a stellar display of my different evolving styles.

Few know you also do graphic designs and video work for other artists. Please tell us more.
I went to school for graphic design and come from a family of artists. The design and video work just comes naturally. I just so happen to be involved with an outlet where I get to make more than just music.

You are a member of the Poorly Drawn People collective. Can you tell us more about it?
PDP is my foundation. They had my back from the start. My first show I ever attended was Storm Davis' (PDP) record release show. I gave him a beat cd, and it took them about 3 years to induct me into the ranks. Poorly Drawn People are a Providence based hip-hop collective that includes Reason, Storm Davis, Dox (producer), Entity (Dj), and a slew of other talents contributors and fam. It feels good to be a part of a Providence staple. Check out http://www.poorlydrawnpeople.com




2010 has been quite a productive year for you. You've released the "Meet'n Veggies EP", "Cold Feat", "Dollars Make Change", "Jesus Shaves" and "Stand The F*ck Up", you did production for artists like Dirty Hank, Reason, PackFM and for a couple of compilations. What can we expect from you in 2011?
Right now I am working on a slew of new projects/mixtapes/beat tapes that will drop this year. My first full length album will be dropping later this year with UGHH. It will feature artists such as Jeru the Damaja, Planet Asia, Copywrite, PackFM, C-Rayz Walz, Stalley, Apollo the Great, Emilio Lopez (Demigodz), Dirty Hank, Reason and many others fully produced by me.

What's your best work to date in your own opinion?
I really can't say. I'm proud of every release.

Are there any artists you want to work with in the future?
I could list 1000+ people I would want to work with. I will spare you.

What artists do you like listening to yourself? Do you have any recommendations for our readers to check out?
Check out my fam Rite Hook, Juan Deuce, and Poorly Drawn People. Dope shit.

Any last words?
Be on the look out for my new full length album Creative Capital Beatsmith coming late spring/early summer.

Thanks to Falside for the interview.

Visit www.falside.com & Falside's Facebook for more info.
Make sure you check out Falside's music from our archives here

Rite Hook-Bear With Me

Rite Hook - Bear With Me (Prod. Falside) by Falside

Dirty Hank - Does This Look Normal? (2011)

01. Gotta Get Dirty (prod. by SunSpark)
02. Peepholes (prod. by Mad Plaid)
03. Frankie Fitz feat. Reason (prod. by Falside)
04. Vitamin Vodka (prod. by Mad Plaid)
05. Funeral Fame (prod. by Falside)
06. Old To The New Freestyle
07. Lightswitch Freestyle
08. Coochie Sushi (Kay The Wombat & Litter Bug)
09. A.S.S.H.O.L.E.S. feat. Reason (prod. by Mad Plaid)
10. Just Rapping On The Radio feat. Swerve
11. Devil's Owl (prod. by Mad Plaid)
12. Overslept feat. Reason (Danny Drive Thru Remix)
13. Modern Day Iris
14. Burning In Water feat. Storm Davis (prod. by Mad Plaid)
15. Everything To Worry About feat. Reason (prod. by by Falside)
16. Umbrellas & Mac 10's (Falside Remix)
17. When The Show Is Over (prod. by Falside)
18. I Believe I Can Fly

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Dj Premier Debutes Emilio Lopez - Way Past 8

Dj Premier debuted "Way Past 8" (a new joint from Emilio Lopez and Falside the Beatsmith) last Friday on his 'Live From Headqcourterz' show on Siruis XM. He had some kind words to say about it. Creative Capital Beatsmith, Falside's producer compilation album, will be dropping this spring.