This song is A BANGER! If you’re a hip hop head, you have to add this to your listening rotation. This beat is hot, and Soul Kahn’s lyrics are FIYAH! If you’re not familiar with SOUL KAHN, then hit the link. Also, cop his EP “Acknowledgement“ .
Oct 072011
This song is really good, it has a OLD SCHOOL feel with some great NOW SCHOOL artists.
Aug 022011
West Coast up and coming rapper Jon Connor honors the memory of one Michigan’s the world’s best party songs. The orginal “Ain’t No Future In Yo’ Frontin” by MC BREED and DFC is a timeless classic. You’ve seen the update above, check out the original below.
Jul 182011
After numerous single releases, the Fugazi and Wu-Tang Clan mash-up, Wugazi, has today released the full ‘13 Chambers’ album for download.
Download the album HERE.
May 292011
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Mar 212011
Check out YARD REBEL featuring the very talented FIVE STEEZ.
Feb 072011
James DeWitt Yancey “came across like an angel on earth,” singer and songwriter Steve “Spacek” White told Fader magazine in 2006. He was born on February 7, 1974 (passed away Feb. 10, 2006) at Zieger Osteopathic Hospital in Detroit, Michigan, the oldest of three children born to Beverly and Maureen “Ma Dukes” Yancey. Most people tend to speak of him this way. His contributions to music were indeed felt as angelic, no matter the alias—John Doe, MC Silk, Jay Dee, or J Dilla. But the James Yancey legacy is wide-ranging. What he contributed to the lives of others was duly as significant.
He was an artist to those who worked with him, but also a son, a father, a mentor, and a friend, with interests beyond music. When he began dating a girl who worked at Dutch Girl Doughnuts, it was the best of both worlds. “He would bring home at least two dozen doughnuts every night after he had already eaten one [dozen],” says his mother, Maureen Yancey. The chances of him bringing home two girls were just as great as him toting his favorite confection. “One won’t do and two is not enough for me,” wasn’t just the chorus to one of his songs. “He was honest, though,” Maureen says with a laugh. “He never lied to a girl. He always told them where home was and who he was with, and let the chips fall where they may.”
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These are the HOTTEST songs I think set a real tone for 2010 (IN NO ORDER EXCEPT FROM MEMORY). Some of these may have been on your radar, and I’m going to hazard a guess that most of these the majority of you didn’t even hear yet.
- P.L. – Blue and Yellow
- Trey Songz – Say Aah
- Aloe Blacc – I Need A Dollar
- Big Shane – Can’t See Me
- Rihanna – What’s My Name
- Beenie Man f. Future Fambo – I’m Okay/Drinking Rum
- Lil Wayne f. Drake – Right Above It
- Miguel f. J. Cole – All I Want Is You
- Jazmine Sullivan – Holding You Down (Goin In Circles)
- Dr. Dre f. Snoop Dogg & Akon – Kush
- Yelawolf f. Gucci Mane – I Just Wanna Party
- Eminem f. Lil Wayne – No Love
- Duck Sauce – Barbra Streisand
- Gyptian f. Nicki Minaj - Hold Yuh (Rmx)
- Sean Kingston f. Nicki Minaj - Letting Go (Dutty Love)
- Collie Buddz - Kush (Rmx)
- Vybz Kartel f. Popcaan & Gaza Slim – Clarks
- The Lonely Island f. Akon – I Just Had Sex
- Rihanna – Rude Boy
- Drake f. T.I. & Swizz Beats – Fancy
- Taio Cruz – Break Your Heart
- B.O.B. – Nothin’ On You
- Eminem f. Rihanna – Love the Way You Lie
- Far East Movement – Like A G6
- Iyaz – Replay
- Eminem – Not Afraid
- Jason DeRulo – In My Head
- Young Money – BedRock
- Lupe Fiasco – Blowing Minds Faster
- Wayne Marshall – My Heart
- Mista Vybe – Hold Yuh (Sweetest Wine Of My Life)
Again, these are just a few singles I found particularly interesting for 2010, there are thousands more on your list I’m sure, but we are all different, and we all like what we like. And I had to stop my list somewhere or it would go on and on.
Due to being on vacation and celebrating the holidays myself, I missed the initial release of DJ Kitsune’s final compilation. Read what he says about this one, “What is part 4 of 1-2-3-4 about, you ask? It’s all about Grooves. That means beats. And drums. And great production. Music that makes you wanna nod your head, tap your feet or shake your hip, whatever you usually do when you like a song. Cause these records are really made to move people. Some are a little smoother but still have that special flow, some are just banging, block-rocking beats. As usual, please don’t expect your usual suspects in here, and please – if you like a song, go support the artists by buying their albums.” Go to his page and download here.
As the New Year approach take some time to reflect on the past and get ready to make a splash in the future.
So this has been buzzing around the internet all week, and I finally decided to check it out today. Apparently, GOOGLE TRANSLATE allows your computer to make sound similar to beatboxing. I tried it, and IT WORKS, it’s completely cool for those of us who remember those days. Here’s what you do:
1> Go to Google Translate
2> Set the translator to translate German to German
3> Copy + paste the following bold text into the translate: bk bk pv zk pv pv zk pv zk kz zk pv pv kkkkkk pv zk pv zk zk pzk pzk pv zk pk zv pv zk bk bk bsch <—–this is my own creation.
You can make your own with the following guide:
zk = suspended cymbal
bschk = snare
pv = brush
bk = bass
tk = flam1
vk = roll tap
kt = flam2
kttp = flam tap
krp = hi hat tap
pv = short roll
th = better hi hat
thp, ds = instant rimshot
Go there, enjoy, have your fun, and remember the golden years of hip-hop.
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