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AyoKipp
by AyoKipp
By the start of the millennium, AyoKipp, born Kippy Kenneth Warren, was just a kid growing up in Toledo. The city, nestled in one far corner of Ohio, adjacent to Lake Erie’s waterfront, is close enough to Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati and Cleveland to have cultivated a passion for music that would form Jack’s entire future -- from engineer to producer to artist. Beyond his city’s influence, his grandmother raised him in the church and encouraged the fundamentals -- Jack Papers learned how to play the flute by the third grade. Even before then, at six years old, Papers’ grandfather would have him tag along on his runs around the city. “He would have me all in the bars,” he says with a chuckle. The music he’d heard on these excursions stuck with him throughout the years. “There were the jazz and swing elements. There was a lot of OG music because the [clientele included] hustlers, pool sharks, prostitutes and gangsters.” By the time he hit adolescence, Warren’s next home would be one whe
Episodes
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Her Only Fan
Intergalactic nostalgia with a mix of southern appeal
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Happy Valentine's
A song performed by AyoKipp for that special someone in your life.
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Miss When We Were Sober
A Deep tone of ones love life that's lost in the abyss of memories of better time with the need to love and let go.
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Slanguage
Slanguage is a record performed by AyoKipp speaking of the motions of past friends that have pass but have soured at the end. With the understanding things may have happend and i still hold you close despite where we are in life currently.
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Got Me A Higgy
An off the wall performance by AyoKipp riding through the city of life while distributing a catchy flow with outta pocket lyrics. With a surprised twist at the end.
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Airheads
My how the world looks from the up here. Airheads is a track performed by AyoKipp talking about being the only person in his environment to realize whats going on outside the world he is currently in.
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Power Nap
This is a song about having a long day and finally deciding to lay your head down. Smooth beats a sleepy laid back flow. Good Night or Good Morning!!!
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Fake (The Wind Chimes)
Fake (The Wind Chimes) by AyoKipp
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H.O.A.D.
H.O.A.D. by AyoKipp
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Out Of Character
Out Of Character by AyoKipp
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The Sands Complete
The Sands Complete by AyoKipp
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Fine
Fine by AyoKipp
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Free Falling
Free Falling by AyoKipp
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iF NoT
iF NoT by AyoKipp
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My Girl
My Girl by AyoKipp
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Tequila Tuesday
Tequila Tuesday by AyoKipp
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TRAPPIN WITH THE SCAMMERS
TRAPPIN WITH THE SCAMMERS by AyoKipp
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VoidWalker
VoidWalker by AyoKipp
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What We Talking About (Burning Sage)
What We Talking About (Burning Sage) by AyoKipp
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WINWind.When
WINWind.When by AyoKipp
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Jack Paper$ - Diplomatic Immunity (Freestyle)
Listen as Jack Paper$ graces over the instrumental of "Diplomatic Immunity" in this quic spaaz of clever word play, cool guy confrontation of basss melody and a simple cadence of calm and spaced attitude.
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JACK PAPER$ - WEEKS (ft. DIggs)
new music from Jack Paper$ ft. Diggs. Bass heavy trap'd out catchy hook hooked off a familiar record from another Native Ohio'n (Cough Cough! KID CUDI!!!!!). Druged induced into a perspective of to young fly guys getting to business day in and day out. ENJOY
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
By the start of the millennium, AyoKipp, born Kippy Kenneth Warren, was just a kid growing up in Toledo. The city, nestled in one far corner of Ohio, adjacent to Lake Erie’s waterfront, is close enough to Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati and Cleveland to have cultivated a passion for music that would form Jack’s entire future -- from engineer to producer to artist. Beyond his city’s influence, his grandmother raised him in the church and encouraged the fundamentals -- Jack Papers learned how to play the flute by the third grade. Even before then, at six years old, Papers’ grandfather would have him tag along on his runs around the city. “He would have me all in the bars,” he says with a chuckle. The music he’d heard on these excursions stuck with him throughout the years. “There were the jazz and swing elements. There was a lot of OG music because the [clientele included] hustlers, pool sharks, prostitutes and gangsters.” By the time he hit adolescence, Warren’s next home would be one whe
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