Hip-Hop/Funk Beats from Shawn Hatfield

Posted on by Shawn Hatfield

Shawn Hatfield recently released two hiphop beats, “We See You”, and “Accidentally Took LSD.” He anticipates releasing a full album of similar material this spring. That said he’s looking to do alternate versions of a lot of his music, collaborating with rappers and musicians. Both songs have been accepted by radio and press. So if you’re interested in expanding your portfolio and gaining more exposure, give a call or shoot us an email!

 

We See You

This track was submitted and accepted by Saints Radio and Sphere of Hip-Hop for airplay in their rotation.

 

Accidentally Took LSD

This track was picked up by 2060 Records and includes a tape version.

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Published by Shawn Hatfield

First and foremost, I love music and writing. Since I composed my first pieces of music and poetry I've been obsessed with creative output. Music and writing are a constant puzzle I want to solve, whether it is a blog piece, recording session artists, short stories, or full length albums. I am the owner and head engineer of Groove: Music Studios. Currently, we offer professional audio mixing and mastering services. I am also the Senior Editor/Staff Writer at The Borfski Press, an independent publishing company that I co-own with my wife, Dagney. I am currently working full time in music retail at a small business and part time as a professional musician and writer. I love working in a local shop, building customer relationship management skills, and having the opportunity to sell things I love. My expertise include audio production, live sound, music retail, writing/blogging, and publishing. I especially enjoy writing and learning about music gear, specifically vintage pedals. There's something very special and exciting about stomping a pedal's switch or flipping an amp on for the first time.