Curly Castro

About the artist

Curly Castro was born in Brooklyn, New York in the late seventies. As a child he was surrounded by the grit and diversity of his neighborhood and finds himself still inspired by all that his upbringing in Flatbush had to offer. He found himself heavily influenced by the visually striking graffiti laced trains, the fluid uninhibited movement of break dance, the political and social tensions of his community and the dizzyingly distracting boom-bap beats serving as the soundtrack.

Top songs

  1. Killmonger Was Right
  2. Black Don't Crack
  3. SuperDOPE
  4. Bobby Immortal
  5. Ital-You-Can-Eat
  6. Black August in IIII parts
  7. Kill Her Priest
  8. Weapon 13X
  9. Bleek Shadows
  10. Dah Switchness
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  1. F Stands for Hampton
  2. Aave & Saltfish
  3. Khujo Taught Me
  4. Raynathan And Romello
  5. Caporeira Recall
  6. Cheese N Bread Riddum
  7. KOTTO
  8. Dark Skinned Drum
  9. Walking Razor
  10. Coal
  11. Salem Baptist
  12. Freehuey Fitteds
  13. Owens
  14. I Couldn't Breathe, If I Wanted To…
  15. Last Good Will
  16. Sidney Po
  17. The Good Reverend Doctor
  18. Grandma's Fable
  19. Winston Wolf
  20. Night Terra Fabulous
  21. Mortimo Planno
  22. The Delectable Negro
  23. Emory Dug
  24. Enemy-Minded
  25. Blood in the Garden
  26. Railroad Spikes
  27. Eulogy to Hottentot
  28. Moshulu
  29. Rinzler Wreck
  30. New Mutants
  31. Snowball and Napolean
  32. Babel
  33. Iron Head Cold
  34. Black Dahlia Smiled
  35. Minefield
  36. David Rodigan - Arckatron Remix
  37. Winter '87
  38. Now They Call Me Castro
  39. The Spook Who Sat
  40. David Rodigan
  41. Starch
  42. Kintro
  43. The Letter M
  44. Weapon 13X (feat. Breeze Brewin)
  45. Ko.Kane Blues
  46. Kill Her Priest (feat. ShrapKnel)
  47. Fenster & McManus
  48. Aave & Saltfish (feat. Margel the Sophant & Candice Murray)
  49. Black Don't Crack (feat. Fatboi Sharif, Blueprint, Brian Ennals, Skech185, AJ Suede & billy woods)
  50. Killmonger Was Right (feat. Billy Woods & Mr. Lif)
  51. Coal Ft. Has-Lo (Prod. By Georgia Anne Muldrow)
  52. Call Me Castro (Prod. By Blueprint)
  53. The Delectable Negro (feat. Margel the Sophant)
  54. Going Back to London (Cousin Avi)
  55. Winter '87 (Prod. By Small Professor)
  56. The Spook Who Sat (Prod. By Has-Lo)
  57. Minefield (Prod. By Blurry Drones)
  58. Starch Ft. Has-Lo & Boogieman Dela (Prod. By Blurry Drones)
  59. Cocaine Blues (Prod. By Has-Lo)
  60. Enemy-Minded (feat. Margel the Sophant)
  61. Daisy Swallowed a Diamond
  62. Railroad Spikes (feat. Margel the Sophant)
  63. Blood in the Garden (feat. PremRock)
  64. Mesrine
  65. Colored Water Fountain (Prod. By Has-Lo)
  66. Fenster & McManus Ft. Zilla Rocca (Prod. By Small Professor)
  67. Ital-You-Can-Eat (feat. Billy Woods)
  68. Kintro (Prod. By Small Professor)
  69. Freehuey Fitteds (feat. Zilla Rocca & Premrock)
  70. The Colored Water Fountain
  71. Bobby Immortal (feat. Marcus Pinn)
  72. New Mutants (feat. shemar, Blackchai & Sunmundi)
  73. Rinzler Wreck (feat. Alaska)
  74. Da Ingredients
  75. Born Ready
  76. Mesrine Ft. Yung Yorrisey (of BLKHRTS) (Prod. By DJ Xclusive)
  77. Libertad Ft. Ari Lourdes (Prod. By Zilla Rocca)
  78. Dry Ice
  79. Catch-A-Riot
  80. Homeless Swordsman (prod by Disco Vietnam)
  81. Sun-Eater
  82. Libertad
  83. West Indian Rum
  84. Moshulu (feat. Zilla Rocca)
  85. The Letter M (Prod. By Nex Milen)
  86. Magnum P.I.
  87. Emory Dug (feat. Lauren Kelly Benson)
  88. Livery
  89. All Bets Are off
  90. Flatbush & Church (Filthy Dub)

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