Promotional Mixtape Featuring Mr. Blak King. Pomona, Ca Mixed by DJ Gabereal
Fresh Mixtape from "Blak King",i only heard it one time,so i leave you alone with that,cause i have to leave for work.Check that feature with the dude "Skeem Price".Nearly all beats are fresh & dirty.Dope Mini Album.Great work BK.
Buck65: I set out a task for myself, to put together three huge albums worth of music in three months - what I've been calling the 'Dirtbike' project. I managed to write and record approximately 70 songs. The three "albums" are each around an hour in length.I think of Dirtbike 1-3 as a woodshed demo project. But I've wanted to share this work with anyone who was interested in hearing it. They've floated around a bit here and there, but now I would like to share them directly with you.more via Buck65.net
Richard Terfry a.k.a. "Buck65" known from many releases around the Anticon family,is a pioneer in alternative and art addicted rap music scene,like names you may know, for example "Sole","Alias" or "Why".Im down with his music since many years,or better since my homie "Krizone" gave me the tip.The latest project of "Buck65" has been to make 3 Album series in 3 months,called "Dirtbike" with 3 issues.The project is finished,and if you ask me,this is sick in many parts.This Poet got connected with some great artists i following since many years like JEL, Doseone, Sage Francis or D-Styles.take a listen to Dirtbike part 1 at the player above.If you want all 3 parts go to buck65.net,put your email in,and you*ll receive a download link.Peace.
The Tools of War True School NYC Park Jam Series returns for its 2010 edition with an impressive lineup of world renowned DJ's, turntablists, cratediggers and selectors.
Backed by a Noisemaker Media production, this Mark Carranceja filmed and directed edit highlights Week 2 & 3 of the Park Jam Series. The series sets off at White Park in Spanish Harlem as breakers, DJ's and true school enthusiasts alike gather at the Park Jam to revive Hip Hop tradition.For June 2010, the Park Jam Series visits White Park in Spanish Harlem on 106th Street between 3rd & Lexington every Thursday from 4pm-8pm. Tools of War invites you to listen to the sounds of Bobbito, Grandwizard Theodore, Grandmaster Caz, PopMaster Fabel, DJ Dollar Bill, EverReady, DJ Spivey, DP One, Lean Rock, Forest Getemgump and many more.True School NYC Park Jam Series | Spanish Harlem Hop | Week 2 & 3 | Filmed and Edited by Mark Carranceja of Noisemaker Media | Music Produced by Snake Eyes | Photos Courtesy of Joe Conzo, Francisco Reyes and Tools of War.For more info on the True School NYC Park Jam Series,please visitmyspace.com/toolsofwar.For more info on Snake Eyes, please visit myspace.com/snakeeyesproductions718.For more info on Noisemaker Media, please visit noisemakermedia.com or youtube.com/noisemakermediaone.
Yelawolf,powerful song and video.This Spitter really impressed me,after the advise from my dude Absolude.I heard his name or seen it on various blogs,but this is the first time i argue with Yela.I have to check his mixtapes (Trunk Muzik,Ball of Flames,Stereo) now.I hope for more dope tracks,even if this beat from the video above is not really mine.!
This has been the 1.st preview on EL-P 's upcoming album "WEAREALLGOINGTOBURNINHELLMEGGAMIXXX3".This dude from "Company Flow" is so sick.Im sure the album will be incredible.For the moment click the play button above for "WHORES: THE MOVIE", and take a listen to this enigma.
Tracklist: 1. Stop Bitin' (Prod. J Dilla) 2. People As I Am (Prod. J Dilla) 3. Rolls (Prod. Madlib) 4. Mash Potatoes Spinach (Prod. J Dilla) 5. Greek Down (Prod. Madlib) 6. Freebase (Prod. Jeremiah Jae) 7. Quester (Prod. Jeremiah Jae) 8. Smoke Circle (Prod. Madlib) 9. Jackson Park (Prod. Flying Lotus) 10. Green Escaped (Prod. Madlib) 11. Fly By Night (Prod. Madlib) 12. GobStopper (Prod. J Dilla) 13. Don't Fry (Prod. J Dilla) 14. Food Hu$tle (Prod. Madlib) 15. Truth Sayers (Prod. Projeck) 16. Different Flavors (Prod. J Dilla) 17. ***BONUS***
The freshest member from the Flying Lotus "Brainfeeder" family is the young Mcee and Producer: Jeremiah Jae.He dropped a new Mixtape called "Eating Donuts & Other Refined Foods".He is rapping and singing over J Dilla, Madlib, Flying Lotus and his own Instrumentals.Jeremiah Jae is an impressive figure out of the avant-garde producer scene entering the music world right now.stay tuned.
Nr. 4 of Richard Wrights "RandomMixtape" series.One more nice mini E.P. with features out of his fam' like "Belvi", "Skeem Price", "Mr. Sobers" and "Implication"."God Damn (Magic Man) feat. Belvi" is my favourite at this issue.Stay tuned for Richard Wrights Album coming in autumn.(?).
Our friend "El Chavo" sent us his newest mix he made for the "Sonar Kids Festival 2010".This Mixtape is felicitous,funny and diversified.You*ll find stuff from various children's programmes,computer games and many more...dope one(not only for the kids).
Fresh off the 19th birthday, new D.Julien joint titled "Nineteenth Lap". New project "Ready For Tomorrow" drops this summer. This track is not on it. Be sure to check out the new website which launched on June 20th, www.djulien-music.com.
Latest single from young and talented Mcee D.Julien, "Nineteenth Lap" is fresh and confirms his talent.It makes us snoopy at his new Album "Ready For Tomorrow" dropping in summer 2010.If you missed his last album "Live, Love, Learn",you can grab it here.yo!
This is of Madlib`s new Medicine Show Vol. 7 High Jazz (3LP or CD) and it`s all Jazz this time. This tune is actually a Madlib, Karriem Riggins & James Poyser collaboration. For more information click here. And again Hit+Run hit you with their hand made covers for the limited vinyl (3LP) pressings ...plus 30 min of bonus tracks (not on the CD).
Track list:
1. The Jackson Conti Band - Steppin’ Into Tomorrow (Prelude) 2. Generation Match - Electronic Dimensions 3. Jahari Massamba Unit - Pretty Eyes 4. The Kenny Cook Octet - High Jazz 5. Yesterdays New Quintet - Medley: Don't You Worry Bout A Thing (Live At Spear for The Moondog) 6. Interlude 7. The Big Black Foot Band, feat. The Black Spirits - Reality or Dream 8. Russell Jenkins Jazz Express - Drunk Again 9. Poyser, Riggins & Jackson - Funky Butt, Part 1 (MP3) 10. Jahari Massamba Unit - Wonderin'/Nightime 11. R.M.C. - Space & Time 12. Yesterdays New Quintet - Conquistador 13. The Big Black Foot Band, feat. The Black Spirits - Tarzan's Theme 14. Interlude 15. Joe McDuphrey Experience - Kimo
Bonus LP track list: 1. Jahari Masamba Unit - Falling 2. Yesterdays New Quintet - Runnin’ Fast (On The Runs) 3. Sound Directions, feat. Malcolm Catto - Shady Cops 4. The Eddie Prince Fusion Band - The Struggle Is Over/Next Chapter 5. O.D. - Wasted (Themes Variations)
High. New track by MED and the brotha Talib Kweli. Produced by Madlib. Can`t figure out which sample this is, but I am shure Dejoe knows. This might be on the new MED Album. Hopefully this one too.
Oh man. This dude was not on my Radar and than he hit me right in the face with this. Fuck ...this is nice. Nice raps, cool beat and a very well directed video. At the End of the Day dropping later this year. Beat by Kleph Dollaz
This will actually be not on "Never A Dull Moment" and it`s just a verse over a chopped chanson with a bassdrum and a snare, but the way these two approach things make me hella hyped about July 27th when this shit drops ...hmm that`s still a long time to go ...for now just listen to the song above and this right here. Lee Bannon actually got his name from Ghostface and the WU slang when they said ... Lebanon. Haha. And I am not makin this up. Watch the video below.
If you scroll through our blog you have realized that we are huge fans of Stalley`s music. So when we had the chance to ask a couple of questions we immediatly said: let`s do it. Upmost respect to Stalley and Dan for making it happen.
# Please introduce yourself to everybody who doesn`t know about you yet?
Peace Germany, this is Stalley from Massillon, Ohio, 330. I’ve been rhyming for about 3 years now and live in New York City. I’m currently independent.
# We know that you originally come from a small place in Ohio, but then moved to New York. Did you feel like you had to move in order to push your career as a rapper or what was the reason for that?
Yea, basically. I originally came to NYC for school, but when I moved back home and saw how it was out there I knew I would have to move back to NYC to really get anywhere in the music industry.
# When was the first time that you thought that rap would be something you could live from? The first time I thought I could live from music was probably on July 14, 2009 when I dropped The Autobiography and performed at SOB’s in front of a sold-out crowd. That whole experience made me think I could really possibly do something with music.
# We also know that you are a big Madlib fan. What are your favorite three Madlib beats of all times?
The first three that come to mind are Fancy Clown from the MadVillain project, Distant Land from Shades of Blue and The Healer from Badu’s New Amerykah joint.
# How/when did you get in contact with Ski Beatz? Well I linked up with Creative Control for the video for “Autobiography” and once I was around DD172 it just happened naturally since Ski is always at the dojo workin’.
# We really like "Pressure" (produced by Micheal Sterling Eaton). Maybe you can tell us something about the way how you approach these songs? It seems like you are extremly serious about everything you say and stand for. Where does this seriousness originate from?
I grew up in a city where everything is hard and you have to work to get where you wanna be, so I take that and apply it to my music, especially when I’m drawing on those experiences. The beat also took me to a place where I was reminiscing about the hard times and the trials and tribulations that I’ve been through. I just wanted people to know that amidst all the pressure, you can overcome and find peace. In this case it was about me being from a small city and going somewhere with bright lights and just trying to get over that.
# Now tell us something about the "Address" video with Curren$y and Ski Beatz and the whole journey. It seems like you wrote the verse during the video shoot, because it fits just perfectly. How was the creative process for this project? I wrote and recorded the song in Jamaica and basically the verse just reflected everything I saw there. I just put myself in a Jamaica state of mind and focused on the sun, the trees and everything around me. I really wrote that at an exact moment and the lyrics just show how I felt right then. It just so happened that we shot the video there and it came out how exactly Jamaica felt to me.
# What will be next?
Right now, I’m working on finishing a project with a very dope producer named Rashad from the 3rd in Columbus, Ohio. We’re really gonna be taking my sound somewhere new and different. I’m also working on an entire project with Ski Beatz that should be incredible.