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Broccoli Samurai and Smoke Screen perform “Backwards Logic” at The Beachland Ballroom on 12/26/15.

Last spring, Chemist was cooped up in his apartment for several weeks after sustaining a broken ankle. This rare moment of solace brought his creativity to new levels, leading him to create his Solitude EP under his production alter ego … Continue reading →

Ghost Noises returns with a tongue twisting guest verse from Chemist (of Smoke Screen) and hard hitting production from New Jersey’s RAF.

After premiering the original RAF-produced cut on his Sonic Reducer EP, Ghost Noises returns with the official “Lose You” remix, enlisting Smoke Screen’s Chemist & Mooke for guest verses – and a reunion of the Smoke Noises power trio.

Check out these Broken Keys productions from the last few months! Broken Keys – Jump In The Air Tezo – N.O. (Broken Keys Remix) Ghost Noises – Molotov (Produced by Broken Keys) Broken Keys – Power Forward Doja Powerplay – … Continue reading →

Check out the offerings from Mooke and Chemist from the ALLOY.FM mix series! Mooke Da God – ALLOY.FM 002 Buku – Flavors Mooke Da God feat. Ghost Noises – I Got A Cup iLoveMakonnen – Slow It Down Smoke Noises … Continue reading →

Check out a slew of features from the past few months from Mooke Da God! Urbindex – Cinema (Featuring Mooke Da God) Urbindex – Anything Real (Featuring Mooke Da God) [Available on Canvas.Audio] Ghost Noises – Identity Crisis (Featuring Mooke … Continue reading →

Mooke Da God unleashes his first solo effort with a hard hitting “anthem” produced by Columbus duo PROS & CONS. It was named song of the week on Rover’s Morning Glory’s Podcast show, The Aftermath too! Check out the music … Continue reading →

Smoke Screen emerges with a fresh collaboration with A/V, hopping on an instrumental from his recent Burgundy Street EP. Free Download. Cruise to this.

A long way away from his 2011 debut, Cleveland based producer Tommy Sheridan aka Broken Keys continues to evolve. Sheridan is an avid CD collector and his influences are vast. When you step into his apartment it becomes clear that he is … Continue reading →