Tuesday, 22 July 2008
Kardinal Offishall feat. Clipse - Set It Off
Originally off of the Kardi & Clinton Sparks collabo Limited Time Only, available here, and it’ll also appear on Kardinal’s new project Not4Sale.
For the record, the weekend the No DJ of this was leaked, Mick Boogie was asked to take it down so I didn’t wanna rumple any feathers, but this song is so fire it’s disgusting. Canada stand the fuck up.
Monday, 21 July 2008
Peter Rosenberg & Cipha Discover the Hottest Rapper in New York
With such classics as “I Can’t Be Your Baby Daddy”, “Rape the Pope” & “White Girls & Anal Sex”, here’s Prince Metropolis Nome doing his thing. Peep this living legend perform I Can’t Be Your Baby Daddy after the jump. Continue reading this post…
J Dilla - Oxtopus Boom Boom (No DJ/CDQ)
This might be one of the last pieces Dilla recorded. It was supposed to appear on the Operation Unknown project, but disappeared until J Rocc played it a few months ago. Considering all the uncertainty surrounding this song, consider it strictly for archival purposes and because what’s better than new Dilla.
J Dilla - Oxtopus Boom Boom (No DJ/CDQ)
Check out footage of J Rocc playing this joint in Switzerland while on stage with Madlib. Continue reading this post…
Murs & 9th Wonder - Nina Ross
More from Sweet Lord.
Courtesy of AlwaysHustle of course.
Previously: Sweet Lord Intro | Are You Ready
MF Doom - Sniper Elite (Produced by J Dilla)
Here is some unreleased shit from MF Doom produced by Dilla, recorded during the Donuts sessions in late 2005. Apparently it’s from the postponed Dilla-Doom collabo that never saw the light of day, and that Ghostface track included as a bonus has been floating around for a few months years.
MF Doom - Sniper Elite (Produced by J Dilla)
Bonus: Ghostface Killah - Murder Goons (Produced by J Dilla)
Hilarious!: when in doubt…..fake a heart attack
In this video, a 33-year-old man named Keison Wilkins acts as his own lawyer as he faces assault and gun charges. But all he proves is that he’s one of the biggest donkeys alive…..when he tries to cause a mis-trial by “making a movie.”
Nobody is fooled.
Wednesday, 16 July 2008
DJ Semtex Previews Common’s Invincible Summer
Semtex goes over the 8 out of 10 songs he heard off of Com’s latest effort, Invincible Summer. One particular song addresses what Common’s been speaking about for years, from Jada’s Why remix, to just last year’s The People:
CHANGES: Common said that he hoped that this would be the victory anthem for when Barack Obama is elected President so you can guage what this joint is about. This is a very inspirational song. Common’s daughter recites the poem at the end of the track too.
Bush pushing lies, killers immortalized
We got arms but won’t reach for the skies
Waiting for the Lord to rise
I look into my daughter’s eyes
And realize that I’ma learn through her
The Messiah, might even return through her
If I’ma do it, I gotta change the world through her - Common’s BE Intro
Previously: Common ft. Pharrell - Announcement | Common: “Dear Summer…” | Common ft. Pharrell - Universal Mind Control | The New Common Album = 100% Kanye Free
Farnsworth Bentley ft. Kanye West, Andre 3000 & Sa-Ra - (Everybody) Don’t Stop
This is the definition of dope
Ryan Leslie’s “Diamond Girl” mini-movie
JUAN EPSTEIN SEASON 2– 2 HOUR PREMIERE
Part 1: Featuring Dean Edwards
Part 2: Featuring a lot of awkward fighting between Ciph and Rosenberg
Tuesday, 15 July 2008
Summa of '88 Mixtape Download
Description from DCtoBC.com (Click to check out the site!):"the last time i heard hip hop that sounded this good - beats, flows, and all - was when that M1 platoon: the invasion dropped. and maybe it’s because members from the platoon were involved in the project, but regardless, consider this an honorary blast off mixtape, except light years ahead of anything coming out soon.
this is a guy who sounds like nothing i’ve heard out of DC before - a step in a completely different direction. g5 aka murakami jr., paints a vivid picture of his hazy, day-to-day life. his second LP brings it back to the sweltering summer of 1988, presumably when a young clive first inhaled that city air and molded into the breezy infatuated, swag obsessed, tree smoking, rhyme slinging creature he is today. the introspective, thought provoking banter is balanced appropriately by the boasting, bragging, luccini type swag that most uptown roamers are born to preach about. i don’t think i’m alone when i say that the album evokes the charisma and flashes of brilliance similar to wu tang, circa ‘93 at times. the entire experience is one trippy daydream spent strolling along clive’s refreshingly imaginative mind.
beatmakers fundamental, mickey bizz, choc, and sinima lend a helping hand to g5 for the gritty and insanely out of this world production, but the majority is handled by dc’s own arafat yates, an m1 affiliate and 9th wonder protégé."2. Summa of 88
3. Wat You Want?!?!
4. Nun Like Dis ft. Arafat Yates
5. Ooh Ahh
6. Tweeters ‘n Cones ft. Arafat Yates & Scoopay
7. DateLine: 1988 (PSA)
8. Top of Da Globe ft. 4th Letter
9. House for Love (Interlude)
10. Este Casa ft. J-Da Rula
11. Blew Berry Sky
12. Clientele Kidz 1.0 ft. J-Da Rula
13. Channel 88 (Skit)
14. Cinderellas (88 Slippers Remix) ft. Lord Fuego
15. Love Mite
16. Kick It ‘n Shit ft. Miss Jillz
17. Yall Kno Da Deal ft. DJ Vic Mase & D-Hawk
18. Soopa PHunk
19. All Street Meters ft. J-Da Rula
20. Cocaine, Scarface
21. Murakami Baby (Outro)
What a vivid description!!!!!!!! I highly recommend this mixtape as well...
Now DOWNLOAD THE MIXTAPE HERE
