This here is the first single from the RITB remix project that Naptown’s LONEgevity is putting together. If you dig this track, you may dig Grey Granite‘s recent Rich In The Blood album that we debuted back earlier this month. Check that out here, and listen and download the remix below.

Today we are debuting a remix from our very own LONEgevity, and it is a remix from J. Brookinz previous #GATEWATY420 album. The song is by the Cut Camp crew, and the track features rhymes from Gritts, Ace One, LONEgevity, and Skittz. Cuts are laced by DJ Spoolz. IF you dig this jam, you can download from either Soundcloud or Audiomack. Enjoy!

Also, Cut Camp is hosting a show this weekend at Sabbatical, and Hinx Jones (Lonegevity & Gritts) are the featured act. Check the flyer below.

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Brought to you in sound and support by the good folks at DJ Booth, as well as us here at BDTB, you have Indianapolis producer LONEgevity‘s 10-track album made up of songs he remixed from Chicago-based Grumpy Old Men‘s last two projects (#FreeLunch and Sunday Skool). This is a FREE project that you can listen and download at DJ Booth, but you also have the opportunity to grab the project plus five bonus tracks from iTunes, Amazon, and Spotify this evening.

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You saw the interview earlier this week that we did with Cut Camp’s Black Eddie (check here), and today you have the release of the Battle of the Sevens single. Not only is there one remix that features a verse and production from The Klinik (track number 2 “remix”), but there’s also one from Cut Camp’s remix-specialist/producer Lonegevity as well (track number 3 titled “re-remix”). Check all of these below at Bandcamp.

We just recently shared the first single from the DJ Booth & BDTB sponsored project from Grumpy Old Men and producer LONEgevity, and here is the second track that just debuted over at DJ Booth entitled Where It Go. This track features Toronto’s Tona. 4/25/13!

Fresh off inviting rivals to Kick Rocks on the inaugural release off their forthcoming remix tape with beatsmith LONEgevity, Grumpy Old Men return to give their competition another kick in the shins on single number two. Whereas the aforementioned remix was on the grimy side, LONE imbues this cut with a more laid-back brand of swagger, swapping out Don Cannon and Mars’ abrasive synth arrangement for a funkier, sampled beat. His slick bassline and head-noddable percussion are a fitting accompaniment to the bold and arrogant bars delivered by Mike Schpitz and guest spitter Tona. Time for the big question: is this take on the record an improvement over the reader-approved original? If you think so, then don’t miss the rest of the fresh remixes to be found on Sunday Brunch, dropping via The DJBooth next Thursday, April 25.

Not a fan of Grumpy Old Men? Then I have no idea how you ended up on this page—but in any case, you’re kindly invited to Kick Rocks. For those still here, I’m proud to present the world premiere of the duo’s latest effort, song release numéro uno off the duo’s DJBooth-hosted remix tape. Whereas LONEgevity‘s original boardwork was on the grimy side, this version’s bell-fortified bassline has a more laid-back, quirky vibe. As a result, Mike Schpitz and Pete Sayke‘s witty trash-talk comes across as more lighthearted than aggressive. Nonetheless, their punchlines hit home. For more dope reworkings of cuts off recent street album Free Lunch, check out Sunday Brunch when it hits our front page April 25, for free streaming and download.