“even though there’s these moments (where) like the music feels a little more uplifted,…it always ends with this constant reminder. That the noose is still around your neck, that the chain is still around your leg, that, you know, the, the burden of existence is still there…”
“There’s this constant tension that’s happening on the underbelly that is also the overbelly all while you’re just trying to do the basic tasks of survival…”
Grammy-nominated, globe-trotting artist and producer Quelle Chris returns with a continuation of his 2016 instrumental opus, Lullabies for Broken Brain — this time, a project built for today’s fractured realities. Known for his singular ability to craft beats that resonate far beyond rhythm, Quelle bends sound into sharp, unspoken commentary. These aren’t just instrumentals — they’re meditations, mood pieces, and mirrors. Think of it as a score for the thoughts you carry quietly through heavy days, the sound of unspeakable tensions that pulse beneath the surface, somehow keeping tempo with the world’s unraveling.
Beware Beware Beware (More Lullabies) drifts through shadows and midnight weight, yet finds ways to pierce the dark with faint glimmers of light — small, fleeting sparks of something like hope, even when that hope feels impossibly out of reach.
At once haunting and strangely comforting, Beware Beware Beware (More Lullabies) is music for survival — not an escape, but an accompaniment to living in the thick of it.
Grammy-nominated artist and producer Quelle Chris returns with a rare analogue statement. Pressed on super ferro bias cassette for a warm, textured sound true to the creator’s intent, this exclusive run is limited to just 200 copies worldwide. This pre-order gives early supporters first dibs on a release that will not be available on streaming — the only way to experience the full project is here on Cavwins.com. Each cassette also comes with a full digital download.
Presenting the “Bring Back Weed Spots” statement hoodie.
Lifted from Cavalier’s nostalgic Brooklyn ode, “Reprise”, the mantra has become a signifier to a whole ideology. As cannabis prohibition shifts in the United States, we are still confronted with challenges of fair market access, inclusivity and criminal record expungement.
“The legalization of marijuana is not a dangerous experiment – the prohibition is the experiment, and it has failed dramatically, with millions of victims all around the world.”― Sebastian Marincolo
What happens to the black market vendors and those who laid the groundwork for cannabis legalization? The so-called Hippy generation? Those who shaped a whole cannabis culture across America and are now at the mercy of large corporate and state driven interests?
Can we trust the same parties who took action against cannabis culture to administer its access fairly and freely?
Those questions and ideas followed me after making the statement “we need to bring back weed spots” and this organic cotton statement piece was made with intention and care to further inspire this dialog.
This rare, limited-edition vinyl pressing of the exclusively released “We ‘Gon Need Each Other” project by Cavalier , Quelle Chris and featuring Denmark Vessey, is finally here.
This 12-inch vinyl is the second in the acclaimed “Death Tape” series and comes with digital download along with a full lyric booklet.
Now you can get your copy domestically, to Canada, the United Kingdom and most countries in the EU, choosing from one of three color variants.
- Black is Beautiful
- Glass Libation Bottle
- Emerald Gem
There are only a select amount of this pressing available.
Limited to 500 copies
The rapper’s new album is a poignant meditation on embracing the present moment, showcasing his labyrinthine flows and deep reverence for the craft of hip-hop.
- Dash Lewis for Pitchfork
Features double milky transluscent colored vinyl packaged in a gatefold jacket with photography by 35mmgold. MP3 digital download is included with all vinyl orders!
for Different Type Time, the MC glides through the project, relaying bars in the sort of unhurried and unruffled manner of a peak ball player who always seems to have more time than anyone else on the court.
- Phillip Mlynar, The Best Hip-Hop on Bandcamp, April 2024
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Executive Produced by Quelle Chris
Art by Quelle Chris
Recorded in Baltimore, MD
for Death Fame / SavCav Music © 2025
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Before dispensaries and corporate licenses, there were weed spots.
Quiet places built on trust, word of mouth, and community — where people protected the culture and each other.
Some things shouldn’t be forgotten.
Bring back weed spots.