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[Audio] Tymepeace – Step Aside (prod. Skitz)

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New music from Tymepeace.

Over a cryptically stripped down back beat produced by Skitz. Our dudes go vigilante in a tireless effort to clean up this sordid state of affairs and salvage what remains of our tiny village. And when there’s no more wack dudes to check, no more weak beats to discard, when you can’t squeeze another silly song on the radio, what do they do? They light a match. They blow the joint and skip town with the Sirc Remix.

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DOWNLOAD: Tymepeace – “Step Aside” (Soundcloud)

[Video] Tymepeace – Black Licorice

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Directed by Jojo Karume.

With their maxi single “Hard Candy”, Tymepeace return like Brother Muzone to put a musical hit on your dental records with these two Jaw-breakers. The Infatuation-infused Black Licorice and the Clean-up crew street sweeper Step Aside.

Along with the release of their maxi single, Tymepeace deliver visuals for “Black Licorice”: Caught up in a momentous Thrill-Of-The-Chase odyssey is where we find our Tymepeace patriarch Jo Twice in Wile E. Coyote-like pursuit of one of Cool J’s around the way girls.

[Audio] Tymepeace – Let You Know Remix (ft. Wio-K) (prod. Lancecape)

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New remix by Lancecape for Tymepeace’s “Let You Know” featuring Wio-K.

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DOWNLOAD: Tymepeace – “Let You Know Remix” (Soundcloud)

[Video] Tymepeace – Let You Know (ft. Wio-K)

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Debut single from Tymepeace. Directed by Jojo Karume.

In “Let You Know”, Tymepeace and their cohort, Wio-K, go off the rails, crash through the barrier, run over that old lady from ‘Faces of Death’, and then burst into flames. It all takes place over a syncopated bass line, piercing drums, and definitive cuts that constantly remind you of what just happened.