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I hate that I'm posting this image for a completely different reason. When I originally made this it was in the hopes I'd be announcing that I would be doing an interview with EOM, but now that's not the case. Instead this is to remember this absolutely brilliant man. I remember when I finally put a name to the amazing beats I heard prior from watching hours of JKFilms. When I listened to "Pike [Feels Good Outro]" for the 1st time It was the soundtrack to my summer. Everything from the beat to the tempo was flawless. Ever since 2015 I've been following his work listening to every beat he's ever produced transporting me to a chill meditative zone. For the last 2 years I've watched the music video of "Bump Bump Joint" on a regular basis just because his flow was that damn good (plus that puppet was hilarious). From the couple of conversations I was able to have with him he was nothing but kind and approachable. I'm truly sad that this ingenious beat master has left this world way too soon, but I'm happy he's left behind music that will forever keep being mad slick and mad premium. Rest in Peace Daniel Carey (Elements of Music)
I hate that I'm posting this image for a completely different reason. When I originally made this it was in the hopes I'd be announcing that I would be doing an interview with EOM, but now that's not the case. Instead this is to remember this absolutely brilliant man. I remember when I finally put a name to the amazing beats I heard prior from watching hours of JKFilms. When I listened to "Pike [Feels Good Outro]" for the 1st time It was the soundtrack to my summer. Everything from the beat to the tempo was flawless. Ever since 2015 I've been following his work listening to every beat he's ever produced transporting me to a chill meditative zone. For the last 2 years I've watched the music video of "Bump Bump Joint" on a regular basis just because his flow was that damn good (plus that puppet was hilarious). From the couple of conversations I was able to have with him he was nothing but kind and approachable. I'm truly sad that this ingenious beat master has left this world way too soon, but I'm happy he's left behind music that will forever keep being mad slick and mad premium. Rest in Peace Daniel Carey (Elements of Music)
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