DANEJA MENTALE - MR. MENTALE: VOL 1 (Rough Drafts & Remixes)

"Mr. Mentale: Vol. 1" is a collection of unused album tracks and remixes taken from the recording sessions of "Listen Closely (1 & 2)", "The Common Ground Experience", "Redemption" and "Me & My Music: The Album". It contains 4 new tracks: "@#%* You Pt. 3", "Superwoman (I Don't Need You To Save Me)", "1950 Shit" and "I Used To Like U", the latter was originally released during Valentine's Day during Daneja's #badjoby Anti-Valentines Day postings on social media. This collection of songs is just one of many releases from the vaults.

Track listing:

1. @#%* You Pt. 3
2. Sheep's Clothing (Original Version)
3. I Used To Like U
4. 1950 Shit
5. Fear (Video Edit)
6. Letters To God (Original Version)
7. @#%* Again
8. Richard
9. Superwoman (I Don't Need You To Save Me)
10. Star (Reprise)
11. Afterwords (Demo Version (feat. Kaiji In Stereo)
12. The Dear Jane Letter (Original Version)
13. Fool (Censored Solo Version)
14. Baby (Clean Stripped Mix)
15. 4 The Family (Original Version)
16. The Exit (2018: 10 Years Later Mix)

All tracks produced and remixed by Daneja Mentale for #badjoby

7/19/19
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©2019 Def For Life Entertainment

QUAD CONTROL STATION - IMPULSE

"Impulse" is the last installment in the "Pulse Trilogy" from Quad Control Station. Originally entitled "Booty Bass" (yeah, that was a corny-ass title), this album was intended to be a ode to the days of Southern Bass music from Miami, Florida and Atlanta, Georgia but somehow some of the elements ended up in Chicago, Illinois when QCS' usual House sound was added.

Tracklisting:

1. WQCS 80.8 FM (Intro)
2. RISE (Pt. 1 & 2)
3. SHINE
4. TOKYO NIGHTS
5. BODY ROCK
6. PLAY THAT BEAT, DROP THAT BASS
7. BASS BELLS
8. CHECK THIS OUT
9. LUST IN THE MATRIX
10. GET DOWN
11. IMPULSE
12. DEEP INTO OUTERBASS
13. LET THE RHYTHM TAKE YOU
14. PARTY OUT
15. PARTY OUT (Extended Dub)

PRODUCED BY QUAD CONTROL STATION

©2019 DEF FOR LIFE ENTERTAINMENT 

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EL3TRKLiiTZ - "NUM6RZ"

EL3TRKLiiTZ (Pronounced electric lights), formally Earth's Reality


"NUM6RZ' is a lost instrumental album that was produced and scheduled for release in 2012. Due to a few changes in release dates and a lot of skepticism, the album became eventually shelved... until now.


Produced, written, composed and arranged by EL3TRKLiiTZ



Tracklisting:

1. Won
2. Too
3. Tre
4. Fore
5. V
6. Sex
7. 3+4
8. Ate
9. Nina
10. Tin

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©2012, 2019 DEF FOR LIFE ENTERTAINMENT

Lu Chin Chen - "Deja Lu: That 90's Show"

Right off the heels of "House Money", Lu Chin Chen returns with "Deja LU: That 90's Show", produced by Amen of Hellzwind.

Tracklisting:

1. IT'S TIME FOR THE SHOW
2. DROP HEAVY
3. ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE
4. WE TALKIN' BOUT PRACTICE (Interlude)
5. PRICELESS ft. The Attifacts)
6. MIC COURT
7. INTRODUCING STRYKE (Interlude)
8. TITANS (ft. Stryke)
9. FALL BACK (ft. DJ Madhandz)
10. ORIGINATE
11. MAN UP (ft. TheoryMC)
12. WALK WITH ME
13. SOUL MAFIA MEMBERSHIP (Interlude)
14. TIME CHANGES (ft. Oscar Wilson, Daneja Mentale & A Rapper Named Brown)
15. LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION
16. GRAND FINALE

©2019 LU CHIN CHEN

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Daneja Mentale aka #badjoby - "I Used To Like U" (Promo)

The first new song from Daneja Mentale in 2 years. This was just a stand-alone single, set as a promo for #badjoby Anti-Valentines Day.

Tracklisting:

1. I USED TO LIKE U (Explicit Version)

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A Rapper Named Brown - "I Have A Dream... By Any Means"

Tracklisting:

1. INTRO
2. THE SON (26 YEAR)
3. MY WAY (feat. Breanna Marin)
4. MAKE A MOVE (feat. King Key)
5. FOUNDATION
6. THE FEEL (PT 2)
7. SUN$HINE FREESTYLE (feat. King Key)
8. OVERTIME (feat. Breanna Marin)
9. ONE FOR JUNIOR
10. IF MARTIN WAS ALIVE 
11. GROWING (PT 1)

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Happy 2019!!

Happy New Year!!! (not happy new years... 😒). Def For Life Records is now reformed as Def For Life Entertainment. There were a series of events that led to the changes starting with the original logo. I decided to do away with the skull which was the most recognizable section of the logo. One of the former artists unsuccessfully tried to battle me for the ownership of the Def For Life name, attempting to rename it (which puzzled me and the rest of the former and present artists (I own the trademark to the name, logo , artwork, and many of the master recordings). Besides, the label was originally founded by myself and Gabriel Holland in 1994. The next reason behind the change was to add more to the company. I just didn't want to limit it to just releasing music. I'm also focusing on filmography and photography in order to expand across the board with various visions. The music division was already expanding in other directions outside of its core genre, Hip Hop. My recent album, "Me & My Music: The Album" was the last one under the Def For Life Records label.

We have many projects coming soon from Lu Chin Chen, A Rapper Named Brown (formally known as J. Brown) and Quad Control Station. Be on the lookout!

Daneja Mentale