Chow Lee Goes in Over a 104-Year-Old Loop on ‘Public Domain’
If you’re a producer, how deep will you dig to find the perfect sample? WhoJiggi came up with “The Sheik of Araby,” a song composed by Ted Snyder and recorded in 1921, and looped it up for sexy drill heavyweight Chow Lee, who let loose over the finished product on episode four of Public Domain, a Type.Set.Brooklyn original.
Check it out above.
- Missy ElliottWhy Are so Many Classic Soundtrack Songs Missing From Streaming Services?
- Nano Banana Pro‘We’re All Cooked’: What You Need to Know About Nano Banana Pro, Google’s Updated AI App
- CosmThe Problem With Showing Classic Movies on the Most Advanced Screens on Earth
- SsenseCan Ssense Save Itself?
Newsletter
The latest from us, straight to your inbox.
Newsletter
The latest from us, straight to your inbox.
Related Stories
- Why Are so Many Classic Soundtrack Songs Missing From Streaming Services?

Why Are so Many Classic Soundtrack Songs Missing From Streaming Services?
A conversation on X turned into a plea from Missy Elliott to the label behind the ‘Shark Tale’ soundtrack.
By Mr. Wavvy
- No Way Out: A Timeline of Diddy’s Years in Prison

No Way Out: A Timeline of Diddy’s Years in Prison
With the White House denying his sentence will be commuted, Diddy is set to remain in MDC Brooklyn.
By Lucas Wisenthal
- What Is a Teenior Citizen? Welcome to the New Midlife Crisis.

What Is a Teenior Citizen? Welcome to the New Midlife Crisis.
Blurring the lines between Gen X and Gen Z.
By Mr. Wavvy
- Is Zara Larsson Beyoncé’s First White Daughter? An Investigation.

Is Zara Larsson Beyoncé’s First White Daughter? An Investigation.
The Beyhive is embracing a blonde Swedish pop star with unusually open arms.
- Was This AI Artist Based on Victoria Monét? The Actual Singer Seems to Think So.

Was This AI Artist Based on Victoria Monét? The Actual Singer Seems to Think So.
A new AI pop star is blurring the line between inspiration and imitation.
- Sam Gellaitry Just Wants to Soundtrack Your Life

Sam Gellaitry Just Wants to Soundtrack Your Life
Gellaitry’s debut, ‘Anywhere Here Is Perfect,’ was shaped by virality, nostalgia, and dance music’s 2025 resurgence.