The latest project from Ghost McGrady is Relaxed, Depressed, an album and 9:45 visual trip through VHS time, consisting of 5 tracks of soulful beats, layered percussion, and samples both old and new (Kendrick's Humble gets an edit/remix). Check it out the visual version below or on Bandcamp.
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