FOTG EP. 001 | Rare R&B, B-Sides | CHRIS BROWN | TALIB KWELI | DIGGY SIMMONS | CHILDISH GAMBINO

Feet On The Ground EP. 001 | Rare R&B, B-Sides & Smooth Vibes DJ Mix FEET ON THE GROUND – Episode 001 🎧 Rare R&B · Smooth Vibes · Old School meets New School Rare R&B cuts, smooth vibes & soulful blends in this mix 🌍✨ B-sides, hidden gems, edits and a mix of old school & new school — all combined for good vibes only. I’ll be posting DJ mixes regularly, so make sure to subscribe and turn on notifications 🔔 Let me know your thoughts in the comments and feel free to drop requests for the next episode. 🎶 Tracklist 0:00 1. J. Eliaye – They Say (Dirty) 2:52 2. Ariana Grande – God Is A Woman (DJ Mike D Remix Intro) 5:25 3. Childish Gambino – Redbone (DJ Mustard Remix – Intro Dirty) 7:45 4. PARTYNEXTDOOR & Rihanna – Believe It (Intro Dirty) 9:45 5. Talib Kweli feat. Ryan Leslie – Outstanding (Dirty) 11:28 6. Jordan Adetunji feat. Kehlani – Kehlani (Remix) 13:40 7. Jamie Foxx feat. Wiz Khalifa – Best Night Of My Life (Intro Radio) 16:03 8. B Smyth feat. Rick Ross – Gold Wrappers (Main) 18:09 9. Kent Jones – Don’t Mind (Intro Dirty) 20:32 10. YDDE AKZ – Deuces 22:44 11. Diggy Simmons – 4 Letter Word 24:37 12. Starro – I Wanna Be Down (Starro Remix) 27:00 13. The Internet feat. Kaytranada – Girl (Dirty) 29:44 14. August Alsina – Hip-Hop (Dirty) 32:05 15. Kelly’s Noah – Almost Count (Edit) 34:21 16. Kaytranada feat. Craig David – Got It Good 36:52 17. T-Pain feat. Chris Brown – Best Love Song (Intro) 39:24 18. Tweet feat. Missy Elliott – Somebody Else Will (Clean) 42:09 19. Verse Simmonds feat. Planet VI – Who Do You Love 💿 All ad revenue from this mix is automatically shared with the original artists. Much love & respect to the music. ❤️ If you enjoyed this mix, support, comments & shares mean everything 🙏 🔗 Connect with me ▶ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UCjbR-uP2dmk9TicBLH5IDDQ ▶ SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/allabout_shorty ▶ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allabout_shorty/ ▶ Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/allabout_shorty/ ▶ Clothing: https://livefastdieyoung.com/ 🔖 Hashtags #FeetOnTheGround #RnBMix #RareRnB #SmoothVibes #ChillRnB #DJMix #BSides #OldSchoolRnB #NewSchoolRnB #GoodVibesOnly hris Brown, Childish Gambino, Talib Kweli, and Diggy Simmons - four R&B and hip-hop artists who redefined their genres through vault treasures. The rare tracks, B-sides, and unreleased gems that showcase their true artistic depth beyond the mainstream hits. Welcome to FOTG Episode 001, where we're exploring the hidden catalogs of these Grammy Award-winning artists and their strategic approach to unreleased material. What you're about to discover isn't just about music collecting or Billboard chart positions. This is about understanding how creative professionals operate when the cameras aren't rolling, when Spotify algorithms aren't optimizing, and when pure artistry takes center stage on Apple Music playlists. These vault tracks reveal the real DNA of these artists. The experimentation, the risk-taking, and the creative processes that built their empires. Let's start with Chris Brown, because when an artist claims to have fifteen thousand unreleased songs, you know there's a story worth telling. During a recent appearance on Shannon Sharpe's Club Shay Shay podcast, Brown dropped this bombshell revelation that left the hip-hop world stunned. In all honesty, it's difficult for me to pick because, believe it or not, I have approximately fifteen thousand unreleased songs. Just on my phone, I have around eighteen hundred of them in various apps. Think about that number for a moment. Fifteen thousand unreleased tracks. That's not just prolific, that's obsessive creative output at a level that defies industry standards. To put this in perspective, most successful artists release maybe twelve to fifteen tracks per album, with major releases coming every two to three years. Brown has enough unreleased material for a thousand albums. This isn't a recent development either. Back in 2017, during a Hot 97 interview, Brown revealed he had eight hundred songs on his phone that nobody had heard. But for me, on my phone right now, I have eight hundred songs that nobody's heard. Not bragging, but my work ethic only allows me to stay creative, he explained. The number has nearly doubled since then, suggesting Brown's creative process never stops. What's fascinating from a business perspective is how this vault mentality actually shaped his commercial strategy with RCA Records. When Brown released Heartbreak on a Full Moon in 2017, he convinced his label to let him drop a forty-five track double album. The label initially resisted, thinking the unconventional length would damage commercial performance on Spotify and Apple Music. But Brown had a different vision. I wanted to outdo expectations and push the boundaries on artistry, he said in a 2017 Nessa interview.

Added 19 Jul 2026