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Thursday, May 20, 2010

TMB's Weekly Podcast, Episode 8

Straight to the business this week. Press play. That is all (lol). Enjoy.

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TMB's Weekly Podcast - Episode 8, tracklist

00. Intro Willie Lynch - DJ Revolution/KBimean/Styliztik Jones
01. Ballad of the Black Gold - Reflection Eternal
02. One Hunnid - Raze
03. Hollywood (Feat. Raekwon, Wale, Tabi Bonney & Raheem DeVaughn) - Phil Ade
04. Keep Pushin - J. Good
05. Zone In - Mike Classic
06. **Throwback Track** Ms. Fat Booty - Mos Def
07. Freedom - Fashawn
08. I'm From PG - Oddisee
09. Unleashed - Signif x Haz Solo
10. Reggie Miller - Super Chron Flight Brothers
11. Crashing Down - OnCue
12. Radio Promo Track - The Rising Sun Quest
13. Rollercoaster Baby - Rob Roy
14. The Clock (Put it Down) - Mike Jaggerr

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Check It ... Fresh Cut Collective

What can I say about Fresh Cut Collective? Oh, that's right ... they're dope! No, seriously, really, really dope. Fresh Cut Collective is on their way to becoming one of my favorite groups. Live band, dope emcee, great music. Yeah, I can't say enough. Check the track and the video.

Fresh Cut Collective’s upcoming release of their self-titled debut album with Uni.Fi Records release party is set for Saturday, May 29th.

Since their first show in December 2008, Fresh Cut Collective has played many shows in Milwaukee as well as Madison, Green Bay, Chicago, and Atlanta. They have opened for national touring artists The Constellations, Curumin, The Cool Kids, Rhymefest, and Movits and were a headliner at last year's Milwaukee Summerfest. Having done so much in their first year and a half, Fresh Cut Collective has high hopes for the future.

Their sound combines the raw energy and spirit of contemporary hip hop with the organic grooves and pure musicianship of late 60s/early 70s funk, soul, and rock music. There are no samples or sequences on this album; all the music was performed with live instruments giving an added depth and warmth to the songs. These ten tracks have been performed, refined, and perfected over the past year and waiting to be unleashed.

Group-E

www.freshcutcollective.com
www.unifirecords.com

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Check It ... Mario Dones "Ring to It" (prod. by Keelay & Zaire)

The joint is pretty dope. Enjoy.

With the 2009 release of Keelay & Zaire's Ridin' High [MYX Music Label], the entire Sole Vibe collective was given a platform to show their ability behind the boards and on the mic alongside some notable names from the culture. In 2010 the Sole Vibe is poised to carry that success further. This summer will see the release of One To Grow On, a project showcasing the talent of the Sole Vibe, particularly shining a light on MC's Mario Dones and AV as they are preparing repsective solo endeavors. Dones and AV decided to put out a project that plants the seed for what will be a fruitful year for the Sole Vibe as a whole. One to Grown On features production from all of the producers in the Vibe (Keelay, Zaire, J. Fish, DJ Whooligan), as well as beats from a few up-and-comers.

One To Grow On's first single (and 2nd leak) is "Ring To It" by Mario Dones, available on the official website of the squadron, www.thesolevibe.com. You can find "Been Around the World" by AV on the site, which also will be included on the project. No official release date yet, but set your eyes on early-mid July for this free digital release.

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Check It ... Reinvention "Crossroads"

We posted these dudes on both the blog and included their "Forgot" track on episode 7 of the podcast. These dudes are pretty dope. I definitely enjoy their sound and style. Look out for their "A Rapper in Denial" project dropping soon. I've heard a few cuts. So far, so ~~good~~ dope. This is their new joint, "Crossroads". Enjoy.

We're DJ Entendu and Classic, and together we make up Reinvention. We blend influences from indie rock and electronica with more traditional hip-hop music and try to make huge bangers that can appeal to anybody from a dancing fiend to a top-down, wind-in-your-hair, cross-country roadtripper.

www.therebelsarecoming.com

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Check it ... Criss Lyric "Criss Miss" ft. Aja Edwards

Damn, this joint has been sitting in the email since late April. We featured Criss Lyric a few weeks back at the start of the Connecticut installment of the Journey to Hip-Hop series. This track has a cool vibe to it. So, I felt the need to share. The jawn features Aja Edwards. Enjoy.

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What I'm Watching ... @theRealEternia & MoSS "At Last" feat. Termanology & Reef The Lost Cauze

Check the visuals for "At Last", directed by Mark Carranceja of Noisemaker Media. Eternia & MoSS album drops June 29, 2010 on Fat Beat Records. I'm fortunate enough to have heard the album. It's dope. Review soon come.

In addition to the full project, Fat Beats will also be releasing a vinyl edition of "At Last" on June 8, 2010, which will include the lead single "BBQ" featuring featuring Rah Digga, Lady of Rage, Tiye Phoenix and Jean Grae.

In the meantime, peep the vid.

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The Journey to Hip-Hop ... Connecticut: Apathy

Apathy is probably the most known emcee out of Connecticut. We've featured him on the blog a few times, including video from his recent live show at Toad's Place, tracks from his new album and features with other artists. The dude is dope. He's been dope. And at this rate, will always be dope. We definitely had to give Apathy a solo shout out on the Connecticut installment of our Journey to Hip-Hop series. This track, "True Love" featuring Phonte is off Apathy's sophomore LP, "Wanna Snuggle?" released late last year. The full project is dope too. Check Apathy out, if you haven't already.

www.myspace.com/apathy
twitter.com/apathydgz

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Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Check It ... @KENO_theOS x @AmorJones "Don't Care What You Think" (prod. by @NefTheDamaja)

I first caught Keno through his theOTHERSIDE (Keno and producer Wallsauce make up the crew) project with the homie Haz Solo. The dude is dope. He and Sauce are working on their upcoming project, "Sleeping Giant," while doing a gang of solo projects. This track is one of those solo jawns featuring Amor Jones on vocals and Nefarious on production. It's dope. I dig it.

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What I'm Watching ... JUDAH x The Amber Rose Instrumentals "Imagination"

I caught this joint in the email. The visuals are pretty dope. The instrumental is fresh. The video was directed by Great White Bros. Check it out.

Washington, DC --- To get a "golden ticket" in the rap game these days comes at a cost. Even Charlie was being watched.

That's right.

JUDAH, the supreme mind behind the madness of "The Amber Rose Instrumentals" takes listeners on another visual trip, where the elevator of perception goes "sideways and frontways and slantways" with the video "Imagination." Sampling the whimsical track,"Pure Imagination" from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, JUDAH's narcotic spin on the classic childhood memoir mixed with images of what is seen in rap music today creates questions about what is being stored in the cerebral caverns of the next generation.

Imagination - Amber Rose Instrumentals - Judah from GreatWhite Brothers on Vimeo.

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What I'm Watching ... @WordSpit freestyles with Mo Brown Suga

Check the homie Word Spit.

Salutations,

Mo Brown Sugar, host of The Diva Brown Show & The SoundCheck, invited me to the LIU radio station to share some of my music and recent accomplishments. After a lovely chat, she asked me to drop a verse. So I dropped my 36 Chambers of Death Freestyle.

Check it out and tell me what you think.

www.wordspitwashere.com
www.twitter.com/wordspit
www.myspace.com/wordspit

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What I'm Watching ... Jonny October - "S.R.I." (Produced by J.J. Brown)

I already thought this video was dope. I even co-signed it's inclusion on the weekly "BEANPIE SELECT: HIP-HOP MUSIC VIDEOS" over at www.beanpiepromotions.com. But then the co-director Jed I. Rosenberg hit O and I up on the email. Shoot, why not share the joint again. It's fresh. It's creative. And oh, the track is dope as hell too! Enjoy.

Hello The Mad Bloggers,

My name is Jed and I'd like to share a new music video I co-directed. Thanks for your time.

Video featuring: Dasha Kittredge, Robert Barton, & J.J. Brown

Directors: Ethan Blum & Jed I. Rosenberg
Producer: Sydney A. Snyder
Director of Photography: Nadine Martinez
Set Designer: Jen Steadman
Special Effects Make-Up: Anthony Pepe
Visual Effects: Kendra Elliott
Colorist: Tristan Kneschke
Special Thanks to: Jack Kellerman, Sam Thompson, Isabel de Souza Santos, Louis Dorley