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Flying Lotus: "Candy Cainer" (Unreleased)
At this point, I know I can't be the only one who thinks Flying Lotus needs to score either an entire film, documentary, or video game. He's making his case for taking on the last entertainment medium in the newly unearthed "Candy Cainer." The track stems from his vaults and was apparently recorded back in 2009, aka in between his second and third albums, Los Angeles and Cosmogramma. With that in mind, you would think it would sound like some amalgam of those two records. And it sort of does, but it was actually made for Blu's NoYork! album. Fans of his will remember it as the beat for "Everything'sOK." Stream "Candy Cainer" below.
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