Before the Full Script album dropped, Zonefam reached out to producers from all over the globe to participate in remixing the first single “Dream”. For your hearing pleasure, we present to you all the various remixes now in one package.
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Zone Fam and Teckzilla - Dream _Phatbeat Remix
Ok. So I decided every Sunday before my project “The Presentation” drops off in the world in January… I am going to release a bonus track or some stuff Im working on for your listening enjoyment…so here it is…first track for “In Ya Palm Sundays” – “Runaway” by L.A.
New York Prolific Artist & Producer: D.ST-elien (pronounced) dee-saint-eleen presents a tribute song for the Hip-Hop Producers called Mass Production.
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Every year, critics get together and hold a premature funeral for hip-hop. Then, people like me are forced to write articles on why hip-hop is grossly misunderstood by mainstream America. Well, guess what? I'm tired of defending hip-hop. So, rather than defend it endlessly or declare it dead, I compiled a list of things you can do to help save the genre. These suggestions apply to artists, DJs, journalists, record labels, and fans. Pick the ones that apply to you and behave accordingly. Here are 100 things you can do to save hip-hop.
1. Stop playing the same 5 songs on the radio.
2. Stop listening to radio stations that play the same 5 songs.
3. Stop blaming Diddy.
4. Stop Diddy.
5. Stop dubbing every new jack "the next great" this and that.
6. Stop charging body parts for shows.
7. Stop fabricating feuds to sell records.
8. Stop putting Lil Wayne on every song.
9. Stop saying hip-hop is dead.
10. Stop hating Kanye for being weird.
11. More battles, less beef.
12. Stop biting Jay-Z's flow.
13. Stop biting Biggie's ad libs.
14. Stop putting weed carriers on your album.
15. Stop trying to please everyone.
16. Stop leaking entire albums song by song.
17. Stop making posthumous collaborations.
18. Stop getting arrested for dumb things.
19. Stop being homophobic.
20. Stop blaming record labels.
21. Stop whining about how much you miss the golden age of hip-hop.
22. Stop cluttering albums with corny skits, unless you're Prince Paul.
23. Support creativity with your wallet.
24. Stop making 50-song albums with 90% filler.
25. Stop faking the funk.
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Since DJ Premier is my favorite producer, I decided to take all of the freeverses I did over his instrumentals and put them in one place...Download: 7 For Preemo
