Aside from the main portion of the LACL blog, here is where I will blog about songs I consider classics, or songs that I consider simply awesome for relaxing to. This potion of the site is for myself, and I will post music here however old, however new, and how ever weird that I see fit!

BOWLS&BEATS #1: Love Ain’t (ft. Tonedeff) by The Cunninlynguists | MediaFire Download

Love this track. It’s a great one to just sit back and chill to. There’s nothing I love more than to sit back and kick this on, and listen to the incredible word play that really makes the Cunninlynguists original.

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BOWLS&BEATS #2: Safe and Sound (Zion-I Remix) by Rebelution | MediaFire Download

Figured I should get some reggae music in here as soon as possible since this is the B&B list after all. Zion-I has been around since the late 90’s making wonderful jams, and the original track is dope as all hell. I would, however, like to bring a little bit of recognition to a local group that comes out of the Santa Barbara area, Rebelution. This track is awesome.

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BOWLS&BEATS #3: Be Easy (ft. Kinetics) by Radical Something | Hulkshare Download

This is a great song. It’s definitely a chill, laid back song I can burn to. I’ve featured Radical Something on my main blog several times and pretty much their entire album is blaze-worthy. When Kinetics comes in on the second verse he nails it. Definitely one of my favorite songs to listen to when I’m in the mood for a chill track to throw on. Check it out.

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