The lyrics were basiclly a competition to see who could reference as many songs in one verse as possible. Produced by Opt and Chris Foster this track has a really interesting drum pattern and tension building to the choruses. The lyrics are 'Beastie Boy-esque' back and fourth rhyme schemes which was really fun to record. This is definitely a fun throwback track with a nod to that classic 90s big drums/big horn sound. Produced by Optamus, with live horns, flutes and keys and Sam Nafie on the hook. The theme of the song is about 'living for the moment' as if it was the last party you will ever have on the eve of Armageddon.

Produced by Dazastah with his trademark stomping drums, also features Porsah Laine who absolutely smashes the chorus and bridges. My man Chris Foster and I worked on this classical themed banger with really stripped back drums and scratches. We're pretty honoured to share the below track by track for the album, offering a little snapshot behind the scenes for some of WA's finest. Blending elements of disco, funk, hip hop, boom bap and more, with MCs Optamus, Dazastah and Shabaz getting it done over 16 huge tracks, with some special guests along the way (including the late, great MC Hunter on track 10, Life Is Music). After almost a decade since their fourth studio album, WA hip hop kings Downsyde have recently dropped LP #5 - ClassicILL, a monster comeback release that is another example of why they're one of the most respected Aussie hip hop groups in the game.

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