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Handcancel is a member of the electronic music duo Scheme Corps from Brooklyn, NY
Listen to
Sunshine & Fire
Listen to
Sunshine & Fire
Featuring Kristie Holiday, Max Dread & Ras Justice
from the forthcoming album
Handcancel Presents Stone Souped
coming this summer
Handcancel has been featured in Urb, Hip Hop Connection, The Boston Phoenix and more for his distinct style of beatmaking and trippy live performances
Socially Net-jerking @
from the forthcoming album
Handcancel Presents Stone Souped
coming this summer
Handcancel has been featured in Urb, Hip Hop Connection, The Boston Phoenix and more for his distinct style of beatmaking and trippy live performances
Socially Net-jerking @
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Maryah
Performed by Silva Duss
Guitar & Bass by Rude Awakening
Call You Up
Performed by Katherine Kelly
(Sons Of Hippies)
Drums by Jared Kalman, Bass by Chris Gogan, Guitar by Dan Russell. Programming & samples by Handcancel
(Sons Of Hippies)
Drums by Jared Kalman, Bass by Chris Gogan, Guitar by Dan Russell. Programming & samples by Handcancel
Pleasure Victim
Performed by Emma Donoghue
Originally performed by Berlin
Produced by Handcancel
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HANDCANCEL PRESENTS SAMPELOCO
The romp/compilation
featuring DJ Lady Lee, Katherine Kelly (from Sons of Hippies), Max Dread Minaya, Silva Duss, Golden Brown, Ripshop & more!
The romp/compilation
featuring DJ Lady Lee, Katherine Kelly (from Sons of Hippies), Max Dread Minaya, Silva Duss, Golden Brown, Ripshop & more!
Handcancel is a writer and publisher member of The American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers
Listen to:
1870 Creepy AM Radio (audio clip)
Original music and sound design by Handcancel was used in the score of the 2007 short film Fade To Static directed by Tyrone Tanous
Watch
Trailer for Fade To Static
Worked on audio mix of the documentary Rates Of Change by Tyrone Tanous which appeared in the 2008 Bushwick Film Festival in New York City
Shout out to anybody who still has my first beat tape
"Musica Mass Disruption"
Rewind on this intro one time