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Discography

Vice
Treacherous Human Underdogs
Rage Records


DJ Logic Presents Project Logic
DJ Logic
Rope-a-Dope Records
(as drummer)



Return of Kill Dog E
Scotty Hard
Wordsound Recordings
(as drummer)


Breakbeat Mechanic
Leon Lamont
Wordsound Recordings


Crooked
(Movie Soundtrack)
Wordsound Recordings
(composed track used on soundtrack)





This Little Room
Vernon Reid
Sony 550 Records
(as drummer)




SECRET:Josephine Baker-Experimental Documentary Film
(Movie Soundtrack)
(as composer)



Sharing EP
Leon Lamont
(composer)
Download "Sharing" EP for FREE by clicking here




Sleep Agent
Leon Lamont
(composer)
Buy Sleep Agent by clicking here



Trail of Funk Remixes
Gaia 13
Droidsong Recordings
(as Remixer)
Get Trail of Funk Remixes by clicking here




Heart Shaped Ass
Genes and Machines
(as drummer)


Nora Fest: A Benefit For The Stray Rescue of St. Louis.  
Leon Lamont appears as producer/composer of
experimental Bad Brains cover Don't Blow No Bubbles.
                                                        

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