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Can't Break Me
Lionel Cohen feat. Palo Xanto · 2024
- Hip-hop
- Sports anthem
- Sync-ready
A comeback anthem for anyone who was counted out. Written and produced by Lionel Cohen, mastered for broadcast, and available with stems.
Records with voices on them, each written for one moment: the locker room, the blacktop, the slow dance.
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Lionel Cohen feat. Palo Xanto · 2024
A comeback anthem for anyone who was counted out. Written and produced by Lionel Cohen, mastered for broadcast, and available with stems.
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Film companion EP · 5 tracks
Songs from Blackjack: The Jackie Ryan Story, built to sound like discovered street anthems: heavy drums, brass loops and blacktop MCs.
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Inobe & Lionel Cohen · 2026
Silky synths, tight bass, and a deep pocket in the tradition of 80s RnB and Quiet Storm. It also plays in the Blackjack film.
Three instrumental albums released in 2020 on dna-productions under the Jaxon Evans name. Each starts with a concept: two coasts, one city, one heartbeat.
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Old school · 24 tracks · 2020
Every track is named for a real street, from Sedgwick Avenue in the Bronx to Crenshaw Boulevard in LA. Break-beats, Rhodes licks, Parliament-style bass and analog hiss.
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New school · 20 tracks · 2020
The modern city as instrumentals. Each track holds one emotion (legacy, loyalty, betrayal, paranoia, dominion) and the sound design is built to match. No vocals.
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Drum core · 30 tracks · 120–160 BPM
Pure drums for training, shaped by marching percussion where a whole corps locks to one pulse. Tempo climbs from warm-up to peak effort, and titles like "One More Rep" push you through.
Old School Beats maps hip-hop history onto its tracklist. Pick a coast to see the avenues in album order.
Bronx side: the corners where b-boys spun on cardboard. LA side: South Central, Watts and Compton, where record crates went to park jams.
Stream Old School BeatsHe names tracks after real streets and builds them from the right tools: SP-1200 drums, funk 45s, Rhodes keys, brass stabs. The music sounds like where it comes from.
Street Beats starts from an emotion, Drum Core from a heart-rate zone, Can't Break Me from a moment of doubt. The idea sets the tempo and texture first.
Streetball anthems, sports sync, workout percussion, film songs and a retro soul duet, all from one producer and each fitted to its brief.
Non-exclusive and exclusive sync licences for sports media, TV, film, advertising, gaming and online content. Files come as MP3, WAV and stems.