Odes, by John Deaux

Odes

by John Deaux

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of My Skinny Ass Needs A Heater 2.ho (but it's a DRY cold), My Skinny Ass Needs A Heater! 1.0, AMP DIESEL, The Infinity Machine Vol. V (espacios negros), WELCOME TO MEXICO, FUCKSTEAK!, The Infinity Machine Vol. IV (mente dorada), Sessions ep, Motherbored ep, and 75 more. , and , .

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1.	Next Step (featuring Tha Midax) 02:37		buy track
2.	No Denyin' (featuring Paul J) 02:56	info	buy track
3.	Dirty 06:33	info	buy track
4.	E.C.O.N. 03:11		buy track
5.	Me, Myself, and I 02:29		buy track
6.	White Meat (Featuring Dreez) 03:12		buy track
7.	Get Write (featuring Cutlass) 03:04		buy track
8.	This Is 04:27		buy track
9.	Overboard 03:02		buy track
10.	Asylum (featuring Paul J) 03:29	info	buy track
11.	Coola (featuring Deaux) 03:12		buy track

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A compendium of Pre and Post Katrina tracks with vocals. New Orleans has so much to offer y'all, and too many beautiful songs never to be heard disappeared in the Cat 5. These tracks may have been lost forever, and I have been listening to them for over a decade privately. I thank John Deaux for allowing me to release this work. We have been collaborating for 15 years and he was generous enough to allow me to put this out from CD's I inherited from him in 2006. I still have not perused the tapes he left me with more original Psycho Ward material. Dug up from the underground. You wrestling with a gator. Swampy.

All tracks by Deaux except where indicated.

Tha Midax

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released December 17, 2019

J. Dominique

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Midax Musik San Antonio, Texas

Established in 2001 as a hobby label to release cassettes of poetry and random noises. Label flounder Max Edman has wasted his life on music & wack artists that never sold. After decades of digital marketing and putting in MAD work, he no longer gives a fuck and quits! He made a little over $1100 in 13 years over 102 albums on this platform. You do the math, if you even stagger upon this page. ... more