these are all free downloads
some by my man Ant
a couple by me
click the pick for the link
thanks for you ears
jason chavez
DJ4AM
  This is one of Anthony's dual tape deck experimental mixes I don't know when it was made it's one of many to come       my homie Ant made these beats a few years ago with an ASR-10 click the man  to hear the man     for some reason they are both side A   click the pic to hear myself and Dewey Chan interviewed .. On Up hosted by Devoya Mayo and Mykall Powell KPFA Fresno,Ca.

uhhh... i made these beetz

HERE'S THE LINK TO ADD THE PAGE:

http://www. myspace. com/sofakingmassivesoundklash

this is a page set up to honor the memory of Anthony Marin

feel free to contribute pics, music , stories...

i'll try to update daily

thanks amigos

Anthony Marin was a huge mexican genius

i swear it's a good thing he wasn't a con man because we'd all be broke and naked

if there was ever a mythical character manifested in real life it was Ant, he was like Tom Sawyer (or was it Huck Finn), always finding a way to make someone else paint the fence

3 things we all know Tony loved:

1. he loved to hug pretty girls, really, really, really...

...loved to hug pretty girls

2. he loved to piss off Tony Green, you couldn't write a better rivalry (in strict confidence, Ant told me he thought Tony was an okay guy, I hope he doesn't haunt me for giving that away)

3. He loved music
Ant was an intense scholar of sound, his knowledge of GREAT music knew no genres or boundaries
We'd go to his dirty little studio apartment after work, move some beer cans out of the way, crack open a few more, maybe expand our minds a bit and then he'd play me the greatest records I'd never heard
I have no idea where they all came from but he just kept pulling them out, every week, for over 5 years.



Ant taught me a lot of things about my own self worth, not to sell myself short but mainly about humility

He knew I was a know-it-all, he'd keep baiting me into self righteous lectures about things I assumed he didn't know about and then would crack a smile and laugh, what a jerk, what an awesome jerk, eventually I learned, I learned many valuable lessons from him

We'd have lunch everyday and dream out loud about making music for a living instead of working dead end jobs, running the treadmill...

He was my best friend and I'm really going to miss him.



The best lesson he taught me is the lesson that every loved one that passes teaches us, that we are all still alive and we need to live, love and find our purpose and passions for ourselves and our passed loved ones who are watching us and guiding us towards our destinies.



Everyone stay up, he'd want us to.

love and condolences,
Jason Chavez

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black fiction is in the new issue of the fader magazine...you can download it at www.thefader.com as a pdf or check it out on the newsstands nowyayi'm going to send it to my mom

http://www.performermag.com/wcperf_sp01.php

chaeck it out