“THE LEGEND OF WOLF ANGEL” is an 18‑minute visual project built to vibe with — no full songs, just verses, interludes, and pure atmosphere. I used winter‑wonderland footage from Alaska to create a drifting, cinematic world that matches the mix of hip‑hop and lofi jazz beats. It feels like a cleaner, more polished evolution of my earlier projects Milk Money and Yung Shroom At The Dice Table.
A cold, dreamlike visual diary designed to be experienced in one sitting.
“HOT TUB ACTIVITY” is the original intro to Cabin Pleasure Vol. 1 — a smooth hip‑hop interlude with that early Cabin Pleasure warmth. For this exclusive ARCVNE drop, I added a poem at the end, turning the visualizer into a deeper, more personal version of the track.
A laid‑back groove, reflective energy, and the first glimpse into the Cabin Pleasure world.
“OAKLAND CITY PLAYAZ” is a single from WOLFMVN’s debut album PRECIOUS METALS, produced by Turk Money with visuals by DVL MANGA. This track is built for true hip‑hop heads — slow‑tempo, guitar‑driven, and carrying that raw Tupac House of Blues energy. The vibe, the groove, and the storytelling remind you why classic hip‑hop still hits.
“PRIVATE ROOM – SKIT” is a lighthearted break in the ROBOTTHEORY universe — a quick moment made just for laughs, with a sneak preview of my song “VOICES.” It’s a playful interlude built around discovery, experimentation, and the weird little moments that spark new ideas. This skit sets the tone for the project’s world, giving you a glimpse into the humor and creativity behind ROBOTTHEORY.
“WHEN IN VIETNAM” blends Oliver Astrologo’s stunning Vietnam footage with my beat, creating a warm, cinematic visual diary. I found this footage years ago and it instantly reminded me of being in Vietnam and experiencing the culture firsthand. The way I chopped the visuals and blended them with the track is meant to make you feel that same energy and motion.
Straight off my Cabin Pleasures Vol. 3 beat tape, this visualizer blends anime SFX, warm drums, and vintage psychedelic aesthetics into a sound that feels suspended between eras. It’s dreamy, spacey, and hypnotic — exactly the vibe I was chasing.
“Ape Escape” is a classic hip‑hop, Slum Village‑type beat with warm drums, soulful swing, and that nostalgic bounce that pulled me into hip‑hop in the first place. I was searching for something I could flip into a visualizer, and this one instantly hit. Ape Escape is a classic — the sound, the energy, the memories — and this beat captures that feeling perfectly.
“CMXCIX – Q.TRIPLE.SIX” is a dark, trance‑driven grunge‑rap visual album inspired by Delroy and Memphis Witchcraft. Every track feels like it came from the forgotten corners of the early internet — distorted, haunted, and beautifully corrupted. The project was fueled by late‑night sessions and way too many Olde English cans, a moment in time I’m not in anymore, which makes this album even more rare.
The world of the project is built from casino imagery and video‑game aesthetics. Neon lights, dice rolling, slot machines spinning, glitchy 8‑bit screens flickering in the background. The EP feels like wandering through a digital casino at 3AM — half arcade, half fever dream. Loops spin like slot reels, drums hit like button‑mashing combos, and the verses pop up like dialogue boxes mid‑quest.
“MILK MONEY EP” was created in the dead of winter — no edits, no mixing, just pure instinct and whatever emotion the cold pulled out of me. It’s built from pitched‑up instrumentals I found, looped, and reshaped, with verses dropped in wherever the moment felt right. The whole project lives in that raw, unfiltered space before polish even becomes a thought.
“BLUE LINES: ASHBY X ANGEL” is a full visual album and a complete journey through hip‑hop, jazz, and experimental soul. The idea sparked while I was deep into Madlib and Miles Davis’ “Blue Notes” collaboration — that raw, dusty fusion that feels like a lost tape from another universe. I knew I needed my own version of that classic hip‑hop × jazz chemistry, something that felt timeless but still carried my fingerprints.
For “Wild Thangz,” I chopped the “Just a Touch of Love” sample until it started sounding like something straight off a Westside Gunn single — raw, soulful, and unpolished in the best way. There’s a beat flip at the end, too. I used the original Scared Straight footage for that switch. There’s no real correlation between the two sounds… but maybe you’ll hear a connection I didn’t.
“Commercial Breaks” started from an endless loop that I couldn’t shake. Once the groove locked in, I layered Gundam Wing sound effects over it, and that was all it needed to hit the exact hip‑hop aesthetic I was aiming for. The mix of looping rhythm and anime SFX gives it this raw, mechanical, late‑night‑Toonami energy that feels both nostalgic and futuristic.
“Acid Planet 4.0” is a N.E.R.D‑inspired snippet where I really pushed the sound design. I wanted the drums to feel like acid — sharp, melting, and unpredictable — and the bass carries that same warped energy. This is all I had for the beat at the time, so I turned it into a snippet, but I might drop the full version if the vibe calls for it.
It’s experimental, high‑energy, and built for artists who like futuristic textures, distorted rhythms, and that signature N.E.R.D bounce. If you’re into psychedelic hip‑hop beats or left‑field production, this one sits right in that lane.
This beat gives me Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar energy — that sharp, unpredictable bounce mixed with something a little chaotic and cinematic. I leaned into the vintage mechanic aesthetic, those 1960s dystopian Black‑and‑white visuals, because that look always puts me in a certain mindset. It feels gritty, surreal, and movie‑like, the kind of world where every sound has weight. I’d love to hear an artist bring this track to life and push it into that universe it’s hinting at.
“Where Is My Enemy” is one of my favorite vibes from Cabin Pleasure Vol. 3. I kept chopping this guitar sample until it transformed into my own version of Maggot Brain — stretched, emotional, and raw, but filtered through my sound.
“Happy Fourth” is me stepping into a different lane — Madlib‑style drums, dusty keys, and that loose, off‑grid swing that feels like it was pulled straight off a forgotten tape deck. Everything you hear is played and produced by me; I’m just exploring my range and seeing how far I can push my sound.
“Skip Tape Remix” came straight from a wave of nostalgia. The moment I started building this beat, it took me right back to those old AND1 mixtapes — the ones that had all of us outside trying to pull off moves we had absolutely no business attempting. I was out there thinking I was Hot Sauce, and I didn’t even have a real jumper. That’s the vibe of this track: pure confidence, zero hesitation, and a whole lot of imagination.
The film centers on a ceremony guiding a young woman into womanhood — at least, that’s how I interpreted it. The entire documentary was in French, which added this layer of mystery and distance, like I was witnessing something sacred from the outside looking in. To match that feeling, I built the drums to feel intoxicating and heavy, because that’s exactly how life hits after every major transition: overwhelming, surreal, and transformative.
I don’t intentionally miss calls. When I vanish, it’s because I’m somewhere crafting the next world‑shifting idea. I’m not avoiding people — I’m building something bigger than myself.
“Cruisin USA 64” is a high‑energy N.E.R.D‑type instrumental produced by Justen Angel, blending futuristic funk, punchy drums, and that signature alternative‑hip‑hop bounce. Built for artists who want something bold, colorful, and rhythm‑driven, this beat channels early‑2000s Pharrell vibes with a modern twist. Perfect for experimental rap, melodic flows, or anyone looking for a vibrant, fast‑paced soundtrack with real personality.
I’m dropping my instrumental project on ARCVNE. “Blue Lines” is a slice of classic Dorothy Ashby soul flipped into modern hip‑hop texture, blending harp‑driven elegance with that signature Justen Angel grit. It’s warm, jazzy, cinematic, and built for people who love timeless samples reimagined with fresh energy.
“HE‑MAN IN YO TRAP” isn’t just a short film I shot with friends — it’s an underground cultural artifact that slipped through the cracks. This thing is raw innovation disguised as chaos, packed with moments of pure gold that never got the spotlight they deserved. It’s the kind of project that belongs on ARCVNE, not buried in the algorithm.
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