🚀 Empowering TmrO’s creatives by @doncannon. BackTrak features producer conversations and beat recreations, streaming on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple.

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We have some more BTS from an older studio session between @theCoolxKids (@Chuckisdope & @SirMichaelRocks) and #BackTrak host & TmrO Network founder @DonCannon‼️🔥🔥🔥 Check out the clip from the session and comment if you’d like to see more content like this!
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Breaking Down A Beat I Made For @G_Eazy On @tmronetwork 🔌🚀
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Always here for ya champ! 💪🏾🔥🫡
These @tmronetwork interviews be keeping me going at my 9-5 man. I love hearing the stories of iconic producers and engineers
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A house divided amongst itself can not stand …. That’s why you feed the snakes to the fan……
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If you need a new playlist that taps into nostalgic moments of the early 2000s and gives THPS (@tonyhawk Pro Skater) vibes, then tap in with @LabelSrvcs very own Coach @QuinelleHolder and check out his curated playlist! More links coming soon! What was your favorite track from TPHS series? Send us your own curated playlists for a chance to get shared and highlighted!💪🏾🔥🔥
🛹 NEW PLAYLIST 🛹 Free Skate: Tranquil tunes inspired by arguably the most popular extreme sports video game franchise of the early 2000s. Genre: Soundtrack Mood: Gaming, Relax Photo: Tony Hawk by Michael Burnett // Credit: Vans tidal.com/playlist/069a23f2-… via @TIDAL
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New music this week 🍾🐺
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#ItsCrazyHow I didn't know that @soopaflydpgc played keys on "Big Pimpin"
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Waited the longest for the @thegame’s ‘The Documentary 3’ to drop and it’s FINALLY here yall‼️🔥🔥🔥 Let us know your favorite tracks of the new project!
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Death Row’s sound was NEVER just @drdre pressing play as many have believed.😤 On the new #BackTrak, @DAZDILLINGER breaks down the collaborative machinery behind the classics — Daz, @SnoopDogg, The D.O.C., RBX, @kurupt_gotti, Jewell and others shaping records alongside Dre, with live musicians bringing another dimension to the sound. And the Detroit connection runs deep 👀: Tony “T. Money” Green, longtime bassist with The Dramatics, helped bring that Detroit/Motown DNA into @deathrowrecords’s world — including the connection between Snoop, @The1LJReynolds & The Dramatics on “Doggy Dogg World,” with Richard “Dimples” Fields’ influence running through the record. New episode of #BackTrak w/ host @DonCannon and special guest & west coast living legend @DAZDILLINGER‼️🔥Streaming now only on TmrO Network’s @YouTube & App🔥🎙️🎶
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Three types of hi-hats. A Moog for that bass that hits, and panning learned straight from the west coast legend himself, @drdre. @DAZDILLINGER walks through his entire production process on his own episode of #BackTrak‼️@DAZDILLINGER explains how he uses drums, keys, bass, and the feel-first philosophy that decides when a track is actually done, and tests out the mix & overall song composition on a speaker built to sound like a car radio. New episode of #BackTrak w/ host @DonCannon, streaming now on TmrO Network’s @YouTube channel🔥💪🏾 🎛️
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DJ Khalil on Crafting 50 Cent's Classic "Could've Been You & The Digital... piped.video/9_Zo-MdAVgA?is=0-Na… via @tmronetwork
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Two years after their first crossing paths, @skillzva finally connected with Magoo, @Timbaland, and @MissyElliott, and by 2001, he was in the studio with Tim and touring as Missy’s hype man. He credits Magoo, who insisted on the collaboration after seeing Skillz on TV repping Virginia at a time when most VA artists didn’t believe they had a shot. That studio energy produced song after song, and along the way, he met @Pharrell and @ChadHugo before the world knew them as The Neptunes. New #VoicesOfTmrO, now on TmrO Network’s @instagram page‼️🔥 🎙️🎶
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How does a song written for Tupac end up becoming a T.I. hit? 🎹 @DAZDILLINGER tells the story on a new episode of #BackTrak, how Shorty B’s bassline, @Tip’s hook, and the “gangster sound” Daz built his whole career on, inspired by George Clinton and the tension of Boyz n the Hood. His philosophy: aggressiveness, hard 808s, and music that stays serious no matter how hard he tries to make it happy. New episode of #BackTrak w/ host @DonCannon, only on TmrO Network’s @YouTube channel🔥🔥 🎧 I
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Two of the most important albums in hip-hop history, and @DAZDILLINGER says he was never properly paid for either one. On the new episode of #BackTrak, he opens up to host @DonCannon about the missing paperwork behind @drdre’s ‘The Chronic’ and @SnoopDogg’s ‘Doggystyle’, and what he’s doing now to take control of his own work, including remastering it and redesigning the artwork himself. New episode of #BackTrak w/ @DonCannon, only on TmrO Network’s @YouTube channel‼️🔥💪🏾🎙️💿
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“Hold out and learn publishing.” That’s @DAZDILLINGER’s advice for every artist on the new #BackTrak — because once you understand your catalog, you see your value before anyone else does. @DAZDILLINGER’s own catalog has already been licensed for Grand Theft Auto, and he wants every artist to get there their own way: audit what you own, protect your royalties from companies looking to take more than their cut, and treat your music like property you build and manage over time. New episode of #BackTrak w/ @DAZDILLINGER w/ host @DonCannon, exclusively on TmrO Network’s @YouTube channel & App‼️🔥 💰🎧
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How do you develop an ear that can spot a sample before the beat even drops? 🎶🤔💭 @DaveEast grew up on Marvin Gaye, Earth, Wind & Fire, Anita Baker, Luther Vandross, The Spinners, The Four Tops, and The Temptations — his mom’s soundtrack for doing chores around the house. Rap came later, through @SnoopDogg’s ‘Doggystyle’, and @drdre’s ‘The Chronic’, and Ron G mixtapes. But that early R&B foundation gave him an advanced ear — the second a sample hits in a rap song, he already knows the original. New #CompoundConversations w/ host @Iam_SetFree, only on TmrO Network’s @YouTube channel‼️🔥 🎶
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Before the turntables, there was a Thriller vinyl — @DonCannon’s uncle, a legendary Philly DJ, put it in his hands at age 2. By 5, he was DJing his first wedding. From 6 to 10, he was making beats on a tape deck and karaoke machine, rapping over his own tracks. On the Atlantic City boardwalk in the 80s, he skipped the covers and performed original music instead. First mixtape? Age 11. He even played ball alongside Kobe Bryant and Russell Butler, but he always knew he was meant to be the soundtrack, not the athlete. New #CompoundConversations w/ host @Iam_SetFree, only on TmrO Network’s @YouTube channel‼️🔥 🎧🏀
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