Saturday, October 16, 2010
Check It ... Jones Andrews feat. J-Harris "I'm Out Here Flyin"
The homie Jones Andrews puts in overtime. He's currently knee deep in his Thirty Two Tuesdays feature over at RefinedHype.com and working on an upcoming EP due out at the end of the year. His new ep, The Jones Andrews Experiment, has Andrews trying "experimenting with a different sounds and concept." Should be interesting. In the meantime, check out "I'm Out Here Flyin."
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Check It ... e.d.g.e. feat. Dave Ryan & Jaykin "Target Practice Pt.2"
Another fresh track off of e.d.g.e.'s upcoming project, The 29th Year, dropping on RefinedHype.com soon. The new track features David Ryan and Jaykin. Check it. Dope track.
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Friday, October 15, 2010
Friday's Five Random Questions with @DremurMusic
The first time I heard Dremur's music was his track "Asian Lover" featuring Scienze and produced by Jinesis. I've been checking his music since. He's currently working on his newest project, One Step Away ... Miles 2 Go. The Bronx born emcee does his thing and after hearing a few of his new tracks, I'm excited to hear the new project. Anyway, this week Dremur decided to take the challenge. Check out how he answered five random questions, after the jump.
Check It ... Sunshine Anderson - "Lie To Kick It"
New song by Miss Sunshine Anderson. Great voice, great talent. Can't wait to hear more. Check her latest out.
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Download ... Olivier Daysoul - "Mr. Saint Louis EP"
Here's an amazing EP I got in the email from Oddisee. Olivier Daysoul's EP got me on some zoned out mode. I didn't know what to expect but I do know that Oddisee won't associate with some untalented individuals. This EP is dope. R&B, funk, soul, lyrics, productions. It's got what I look for in this kind of music. He's giving it away for free for the 1st 1000 people to grab it off his Bandcamp page. Hurry. You don't wanna miss out.
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I've always felt fortunate when it comes to the artist I have at my disposal. They're talented, dedicated, self sufficient and above all, they're my friends. For those of you who don't know, Olivier Saint Louis aka "Olivier Daysoul" is one of my best friends & has been for sometime. We came together on this project to bring you something we started when we first met, a soul project. Our careers have taken us down many paths but we've always wanted to write, produce & record classic material.
The first 1,000 downloads are free, after that it will be available for "name your own price". The download includes:Four Original Tracks
Instrumentals
Acapellas [BPM Included]
Von Pea Of Tanya Morgan Remix of "In The Now'
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Check it ... @MaGestiKLeGenD "Crazy" (prod by Astronote)
The homie Magestik Legend is dropping dope leaks off his upcoming To Be Continued...Chapter 2 hosted by Rapper Big Pooh. Another Astronote produced jawn. It's dope. Enjoy.
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Thursday, October 14, 2010
Take Three: Kool G Rap "4, 5, 6"
Kool G Rap is a legend in our minds and his own right. The man knew how to tell a good street story, and balance that with a verbal acrobat ability regarding multisyllabics and diction. This album is very much a crowning achievement because Kool G took what he already knew from such classics he delivered as "Streets of New York," and pretty much put that into a changing rap world that was getting more of an organized crime sensibility. In turn, "4, 5, 6" (common winning combination in Cee-Lo or dice) provided some of the apex of Kool G's creativity, in an album that largely followed up his separation from DJ Polo. If nothing else, this is Kool G's mastery of street/mafioso rap.
As usual, let's break down three selections. Take three is a chance to take albums that are already familiar and regarded highly in rap, and deliver three tracks from one album to open a new listener's ears to that said classic. So without further adieu, let's get it started (absolutely no Black Eyed Peas).
As usual, let's break down three selections. Take three is a chance to take albums that are already familiar and regarded highly in rap, and deliver three tracks from one album to open a new listener's ears to that said classic. So without further adieu, let's get it started (absolutely no Black Eyed Peas).
Labels:
Big Daddy Kane,
Executioner Style,
Ghetto Knows,
Kool G Rap,
Rakim,
Take Three
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Soap-box & Uncommon Records "No Dough, No Show Compilation"
You can always expect a quality project from the good folks over at Uncommon Records, led by owner/producer Nasa. The latest project, a compilation, drops as a tie in to Soap-Box's recent Fall clothing line. The project includes work from Willie Green, Kitchen Khemistry, Adam Warlock, Agartha Audio, Taiyamo Denku and Short Fuze, among others. It's a fresh project. Check it.
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The compilation ties together the themes of Soap-Box' recent Fall clothing line and centers in on struggling musicians from a first person perspective. Each of the artists on the album created a track about the difficulties of making music in an era when everyone wants it for free. From the artistic, to the financial implications, it's all laid out in stunning fashion. The best thing that can come from this release is a further understanding of the relationship between artist and listener and the realization that we are all living under the same difficulties in life.
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Download ... Gee Wiz "Sewer Music 2: The Instrumentals"
Check out more beats from the homie Gee Wiz. Enjoy Sewer Music 2: The Instrumentals.
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Check It ... Epsilon Project "Sleeping Giant (Remix)"
Another jawn I'm a few days late on posting but it definitely needed to be posted up. Check out Epsilon Project's "Sleeping Giant (REMIX)"
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Check It ... e.d.g.e. feat. Claire Mortifee "What You're Missing" (Prod by Roswell)
A few days late in posting this but this track is dope and had to come up. Check out new music from e.d.g.e.'s upcoming Refined Hype-sponsored EP, The 29th Year. The project features production from Beewirks, Roswell, Jeff Spec and So Sleazy. After a few leaks, this project is looking really dope.
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Frontlines Of Fuckery News [Trailer]
This is the type of shit I'd really watch! Check the trailer for new series "Frontlines Of Fuckery" news with TeLisa D. Coming to TeLisa D. TV, December 2010. Dope!
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Frontlines of Fuckery,
TeLisa D.,
What I'm Watching
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