Good Hip-Hop producers are a commodity these days, but consistently great underground Hip-Hop producers are very hard to find these days. But to meet a cool, down to earth dude as talented as Remot is definitely a rarity (pronounced Remote or Re-Moat). I don’t even remember how I linked up with the homie, but I’m sure I was geekin’ out while tellin’ him how much I enjoyed the track he produced for the Adele 1988 (ReMixtape). He has worked with other talented artists/producers such as Mick Boogie, Kidz In The Hall, U-N-I, and even a personal favorite of mine; K-OS. Not to mention awhile back he won a Jay-Z remix project hosted by HipHopDX.com, called American Gangster Remoted which I recently downloaded HERE.

Be on the lookout for his currently untitled Instrumental LP that he’s finishing up sometime this month, presented by Mick Boogie & AnmlHse. Nice! We’ll be promoting it and it will be available for download soon! By the way, below are some mixtapes that Remot has done some production for. Viva La Hova (What if We Cry, Back at My Place), Le Da Soul – 20 Years Of Soul (Hey Love by Chip Tha Ripper) and Adele – 1988 (First Love by Naledge of Kidz In The Hall). Check it out! And to all my Hip-Hop Artists out there, definitely hit the homie up for some dope ass production.

Also, you can download this little bundle of joy HERE. It’s a compilation of 4 dope songs with production by the homie. One of which is a track with U-N-I and another is a remix of a K-OS track. Enjoy!