DJ CAVEM

Beats by CaveM

Beats by CaveM

Wheatgrass jazzMix by DJ CAVEM

 Windy City by DJ CAVEM

Merka Ba by DJ CAVEM

Food justice Remix by DJ CAVEM

LOF Cru. by DJ CAVEM

Oya BeLike by DJ CAVEM

Asia One by DJ CAVEM

The reminders by DJ CAVEM

The Reminders remix by DJ CAVEM

Young And Black by DJ CAVEM

Young and black remix by DJ CAVEM

What’s Really going on remix by DJ CAVEM

What’s Really going on by DJ CAVEM

So what 3mix by DJ CAVEM

Harlem of the west by DJ CAVEM

“ this is one of my favorite produced body or work makes me say “Make Hiphop great again” I feel like this is - the antithesis conservatory of hip-hop” - DJ CAVEM

SAME Jane- Bklyn remix by DJ CAVEM

Same Jane by DJ CAVEM

Amapiano 

Oya tete - Okra by DJ CAVEM

Do me jeito - Dj CaveM Amapiano Remix by DJ CAVEM

Ayana Amorim - Do Meu Jeito Remix

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23rd & Mission by DJ CAVEM

Skywater: Hip-Hop Flowing Like Rain Water flows without permission. It crosses borders, slips under gates, and moves between worlds carrying memory. It hydrates, heals, and connects us all. For DJ Cavem, the artist, vegan chef, educator, and eco-activist also known as Dr. Ietef Vita, that truth is more than a metaphor it is music. His new album, Skywater, arrives not as a collection of tracks but as a storm, a living testimony to the way hip-hop can teach us to grow, heal, and migrate together like water. Life in the Flow For two decades, DJ Cavem has stood at the crossroads of hip-hop and ecology. He isn’t just rhyming about gardens he’s planting them. He isn’t just sampling nature he’s amplifying it. His turntables spin alongside seed packets, his rhymes drop alongside recipes, his stages bloom into classrooms and community gardens. From Oakland to Lagos, Denver to Havana, he teaches through both music and soil. Students have learned how to plant kale between verses, how to compost while the bass kicks, how to recognize that the beat of a drum and the rhythm of rain are part of the same universal song. This work, this mission, is what shapes Skywater. The Antithesis of Hip-Hop, Rooted in Earth In a commercial industry obsessed with algorithms, fame, and disposable streams, Cavem is offering something radical: an album that sounds like rain hitting tin roofs, like roots stretching through soil, like freedom moving across borders. Skywater is the antithesis of mainstream hip-hop. It’s not product placement; it’s planetary placement. These tracks are rooted in ecology, teaching us to remember that food justice, climate justice, and community justice are all connected. Each beat is a seed. Each lyric is a root. Each chorus is a call for renewal. Songs as Storms Every title on Skywater reads like a weather pattern, a topography of consciousness: • “So What .” challenges indifference, defiance in the face of climate denial and apathy. Crossing Borders Without a Passport

DROP by DJ CAVEM

UK to France by DJ CAVEM

Oxum femi by DJ CAVEM

Shango by DJ CAVEM

TALKING FREEDOM REMIX by DJ CAVEM

NOT IN TOWN - DJ CAVEM by DJ CAVEM

FROM THE GATE by DJ CAVEM

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NEW MUSIC FROM Dr. @ietef AKA DJ CAVEM MOETAVATION ( for booking: chefietef.com ) A Gangsta gardening song about running a community, supported agriculture (CSA) Environmental hiphop featuring Trev Rich and Murs #EcoHiphop. #DJCAVEM Beginner Tips: Picking up gardening is a labor of love. Here are a few tips on how to start. • Location, location, location, isn't just for real estate, it's highly important in gardening. You have to figure out how much shade or sun your plants, flowers or veggies will need. •Size does matter. For planting in the ground, a 10' x 10' garden (100 square feet) is a manageable size. And if planting in a raised bed, a 4'x 4' or 4' x 8' is a good beginner size. •Not all plants are equal. Make sure you choose when to plant because not all plants are planted at the same time. •Most veggies are annuals (planted each year). If you're planning on growing "perennial" crops such as asparagus, rhu-barb, and some herbs, provide permanent locations or beds. •Spacing and synergy is key. For example, corn and tomatoes shouldn't be together. They both are heavy feeders and will compete for the vital nutrients in the soil. •Patience is paramount. A full garden will take some time. Although you can start the process indoors before transplanting outside. •Pro Tip: Mix in flowers such as colorful marigolds which attract pollinators and discourage pests. Or reverse it, and add sunflowers. They provide shade for pumpkins and climbing beans can use them to grow upwards. •Be gentle with yourself. Gardening is full of trial and error. Not all of us were born with a green thumb but it's never too late to learn.

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#djcavemmoetavation #ecohiphop #plantbasedrecords #koncretegarden produced by Liam Callan