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Intro
01. Childish Gambino - Do Ya Like
02. Mr Ivory Snow ft. Conrizzle - Bite Our Style
03. Spree Wilson - Love You Better
04. L.A. ft. Melodi J - To Fear
05. Sintex Era ft. Fresh Daily - Drifter
06. STS ft. Joell Ortiz & Dave Guy - The People (Remix)
07. Relic ft. Saukrates - Just The Day
08. Pharoahe Monch ft. Immortal Technique & Vernon Reid - W.A.R.
09. Random Axe - The Hex
10. Dana Coppafeel x Reason ft. Adebisi & Prophetic - Self Evident
11. Maticulous ft. Reef the Lost Cauze & Soul Khan - Once Invented
12. Rapper Big Pooh ft. T3 - State of the Union
13. Moses Rockwell ft. Von Pea & Hassaan Mackey - Dag Nabbit
14. TheSeKondElement + Bettis - Heaven Sent Outro
To round out the week, here's Friday's Throwback Video of the Day. For those of you who are staying in tonight, I'm sure you can appreciate this. Play song responsibly! Ha. Without further ado, here's R. Kelly's chart topping "Bump n' Grind" off of 1994 album 12 Play. We'll be back with another week's worth of throwbacks May 9th! Until then...
So we're back with Thursday's Throwback of this week. I finally took it out of that great year for music, 1996, and took it to the 80s. Songs tend to just pop into my head and this seemed like a fantastic next to last song for this week's series. Tina Turner is a fabulous woman. Her raspy, sultry voice will be forever recognizable and who wouldn't want those legs?! Off her 5th solo album, here is Tina Turner's "Private Dancer" off of the 1984 album with the same name. Enjoy!
Here's a project E and I have been talking about doing for a while. Finally, we got our first episode done! It's gonna compliment Q's Hip-Hop Breakfast with R&B, Soul, Funk, Reggae, etc., and we'll hit you up with it once a week, at the end of the week in the evenings. Something to get you ready for your weekend. Hit play and enjoy.
01. Raheem DeVaughn - My Wife
02. Robin Thicke - Got 2 Be Down ft Faith Evans
03. R. Kelly - Number One Hit
04. Noel Gourdin - Beautiful
05. Olivier Daysoul - Foolish
06. Mint Condition - I Want It
07. Miguel - Sure Thing
My apologies for rolling these out so late! I let my week get away from me, so I'll be posting Wednesday through Friday's TMB's Throwback Video of the Day throughout today... Now back to business.
If you have not jammed to this at somebody's house party, club, etc... you're completely losing. As the young kids say these days, "hustlin' backwards." Ha! Apparently I CANNOT get out of the year of 1996, so you'll have to forgive me. DJ Kool's most popular song to date, this is 1996 hit "Let Me Clear My Throat" featuring Doug E. Fresh and Biz Markie. Now get out of your emeffin' seat and get to jiggin'!
It's been a minute since I heard new music from Emperess. I honestly don't remember the last time I posted music from the DMV emcee. Well, she's back with a dope track featuring Hassani Kwess off her upcoming To Mr. Mosley w/Love, due out this summer. Enjoy "After The Mornin'" in the meantime. Chea!
I dig it. I would say more but this sums it up nicely - "PLEASE, DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS ALBUM AT ALL, UNLESS YOU ARE ON DRUGS, AND SURROUNDED BY THE OPPOSITE SEX. OTHERWISE YOU CANNOT UNDERSTAND THIS COMPOSITION."
Shouts to the homie Justin Ivey over at kevinnottingham.com for hitting me up with this compilation from New Orleans based DJ Jay Skillz. As you scan through the tracklist you'll notice a gang of familiar names from their features on TMB, like Lega-C, Heata Best and TheSekondElement to name a few. You gotta love quality music. Enjoy Spin Cycle.
The first time I heard Geeter rhyme, I was immediately impressed. He's currently working on an EP with Halifax producer Ritchcraft. He has that type of sound that needs to be heard. As Ritchcraft so perfectly put it, "he has a powerful voice and speaks on real issues." I'm definitely looking forward to the music.
Anyway, this week he decided to take the challenge. And we decided to do it a little differently, with the assist from Ritchcraft, Geeter answered five random questions on video. Enjoy.
Hometown: Montgomery, Alabama Current City: Halifax, N.S., canada How long have you been doing music: 11 years Discography: none Label: none Describe your music in five words or less: Real life
I purchase my fair share of music. Most of my purchases are for independent music too. I try to support when and where I can, considering I tell a lot of my readers to do it. There are a handful of folks however that can get me to cop an album based off of their music reputation alone. Soul Khan is one of those guys. After downloading for free.99 his last project, Soul Like Khan, I didn't hesitate to purchase his latest DeeJay Element produced offering, Acknowledgement. I listened to about 20 seconds of the first track and knew it was a must buy. There's been a lot of Brown Bag AllStar features this week and Acknowledgement was one that I was looking forward to. With four main tracks, two bonuses and just one feature, Acknowledgement is a fine follow up to Soul Like Khan and should further establish Soul Khan as more than just a battle rapper. The project is a winner. Preview if you must but I highly recommend purchasing this project. Enjoy. Chea!
The homies The Doppelgangaz and those damn black cloaks. Ha! Another winner from the duo who spend more time at the brothel than me and OC. Lone Sharks coming Summer 2011. Enjoy the track and video. Chea!
