Tuesday, February 21, 2012
J-Live "Super Good" M-Phazes Remix -2012
Off of The Remix album "Phazed Out" by M-Phazes mixed by Rhettmatic.
INSPECTAH DECK AND 7L & ESOTERIC ARE “CZARFACE” -2012
INSPECTAH DECK AND 7L & ESOTERIC ARE “CZARFACE”
“CZARFACE” project will include contributions from Action Bronson, Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire, Roc Marciano, DJ Premier & Large Professor
With his illustrious career spanning nearly two-decades now, it would be easy for Inspectah Deck to sit back and rest on his laurels; after all, he has helped create some of the best hip-hop music ever recorded. Despite his low-key persona, Deck carved out his own unique space in the Wu-Tang Clan, thanks to his stand-out verses from “C.R.E.A.M.,” “Protect Ya Neck” and his otherworldly verse on “Triumph” among many. Likewise, who could forget Deck’s contributions on Ghostface’s Ironman (“Assassination Day”), his many appearances on Raekwon’s OBFCL, GZA’s Liquid Swords (“Cold World”) or his collaborations with Gang Starr (“Above The Clouds”) and Big Pun (“Tres Leches” which also featured Mobb Deep’s Prodigy).
Throughout Deck’s career, whether it was beside his fellow Wu-Tang brethren or in a solo-capacity, he is as adamant today about his culture and pushing the creative envelope as he was before Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers became an epic masterpiece; hence the formation of CZARFACE, a new collaborative project with underground icons 7L & Esoteric. With rap fans again craving more substance and less polish, Deck realizes there is a tangible shift taking place- “The industry doesn't need another well packaged, put together “act,” instead fans are once again gravitating to the seasoned vets and newcomers that are still true to the game.”
With a working history that dates back nearly as far as Wu-Tang’s, 7L & Esoteric are undisputedly Boston and underground hip-hop royalty. CZARFACE offered the duo an opportunity to pick up where they left off over a decade ago with Inspectah Deck, as he joined them on the title track to their revered Speaking Real Words EP (1999). Deck says “Speaking Real Words is one of the many reasons we are now CZARFACE. After doing that song, it was only right we collaborated on a project to cater to the millions of fans that still support hip-hop from the underground."
With guest appearances from Action Bronson, Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire, Roc Marciano & Large Professor, additional beats from DJ Premier, plus album art by Lamour Supreme from Mishka NYC (www.mishkanyc.com/home), you can expect nothing less then top notch production and rewind worthy lyricism from CZARFACE. "We are CZARFACE because they know our faces and they know us for being dope rhyme suppliers, like Tony Montana we are known for our balls and our word; lyrically we will conquer the world and everything in it” states Deck. Esoteric explains further, “CZARFACE is a vigilante, anti-hero character who serves as the face of the project, and his focus is on annihilating the media darlings that the mainstream caters to
“CZARFACE” project will include contributions from Action Bronson, Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire, Roc Marciano, DJ Premier & Large Professor
With his illustrious career spanning nearly two-decades now, it would be easy for Inspectah Deck to sit back and rest on his laurels; after all, he has helped create some of the best hip-hop music ever recorded. Despite his low-key persona, Deck carved out his own unique space in the Wu-Tang Clan, thanks to his stand-out verses from “C.R.E.A.M.,” “Protect Ya Neck” and his otherworldly verse on “Triumph” among many. Likewise, who could forget Deck’s contributions on Ghostface’s Ironman (“Assassination Day”), his many appearances on Raekwon’s OBFCL, GZA’s Liquid Swords (“Cold World”) or his collaborations with Gang Starr (“Above The Clouds”) and Big Pun (“Tres Leches” which also featured Mobb Deep’s Prodigy).
Throughout Deck’s career, whether it was beside his fellow Wu-Tang brethren or in a solo-capacity, he is as adamant today about his culture and pushing the creative envelope as he was before Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers became an epic masterpiece; hence the formation of CZARFACE, a new collaborative project with underground icons 7L & Esoteric. With rap fans again craving more substance and less polish, Deck realizes there is a tangible shift taking place- “The industry doesn't need another well packaged, put together “act,” instead fans are once again gravitating to the seasoned vets and newcomers that are still true to the game.”
With a working history that dates back nearly as far as Wu-Tang’s, 7L & Esoteric are undisputedly Boston and underground hip-hop royalty. CZARFACE offered the duo an opportunity to pick up where they left off over a decade ago with Inspectah Deck, as he joined them on the title track to their revered Speaking Real Words EP (1999). Deck says “Speaking Real Words is one of the many reasons we are now CZARFACE. After doing that song, it was only right we collaborated on a project to cater to the millions of fans that still support hip-hop from the underground."
With guest appearances from Action Bronson, Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire, Roc Marciano & Large Professor, additional beats from DJ Premier, plus album art by Lamour Supreme from Mishka NYC (www.mishkanyc.com/home), you can expect nothing less then top notch production and rewind worthy lyricism from CZARFACE. "We are CZARFACE because they know our faces and they know us for being dope rhyme suppliers, like Tony Montana we are known for our balls and our word; lyrically we will conquer the world and everything in it” states Deck. Esoteric explains further, “CZARFACE is a vigilante, anti-hero character who serves as the face of the project, and his focus is on annihilating the media darlings that the mainstream caters to
Sha Stimuli Announces The Chills -2012
New York, NY, February 20, 2012– Brooklyn Emcee, Sha Stimuli will be again setting out to do what other emcees could only fathom doing, dropping "The Rent Tapes,” a series of 12 brand new EP’s all in 12 months. The Chills will be the second release from the series coming at the end of February. The mixtape features producers Jaisu, Radio Maschine, Clams Casino, Pezey Krack, and DJ Qvali.
"The Chills confronts the fear that I always had of getting older and not being financially set," says Stimuli. The Calling was released in January 2012 and kicked the series off with an EP digitally distributed by Coast2Coast Mixtapes via iTunes and Amazon.com.
A continuing theme with “The Rent Tapes” and Sha’s live performances is showing that he's understands the struggle of today’s blue collar American, by donning a uniform shirt from establishments where many Americans work. Even as an artist, he too knows what it’s like to struggle to make ends meet and has considered the likelihood that one day he may have to pick up that same uniform.
This series of 12 will not be Stimuli's first, in 2008 he released his first 12 mixtapes in 12 months with the assistance of DJ Victorious, which included the titles: March on Washington, Love Jones, Hotter Than July (A Stevie Wonder Tribute), and The Wire. "The Rent Tapes" were inspired by the concept of rent parties, in which individuals who are having trouble meeting their monthly obligations to their landlords, throw parties to raise the funds to keep a roof over their heads.
The remaining of the 12 EP’s starting with The Chills will be available for purchase on Sha Stimuli’s website ShaStimuli.com and other online retail outlets beginning February 29, 2012.
Monday, February 20, 2012
c7 presents. KILLAH PRIEST - "HEAVY MENTWO" (The Demos)-2012
Salute to c7
by c7
Early 1993, the Wu-Tang Clan is recording the posse cut "Da Mystery Of Chessoxin'" for the crews debut album at Firehouse Studios, New York. There was one slot left on the now classic track and Master Killer and Killer Priest both desperately wanted their voice on that record. As they both were writing and trying out a few verses to RZA's beat and time was running late, Walter Reed - better known as Killah Priest - dozed off for an hour or so. When he woke up, he heard the now legendary debut verse by Masta Killa ripping "Da Mystery..." to shreds. Had thing turned out differently, Killah Priest would probably been the official 9th member of The Wu-Tang Clan.
But unlike Masta Killa, Priest is more of a solo artist than a team player as proven by his 1998 solo debut "Heavy Mental"; still to this day, one of the illest and most original hip-hop albums ever created. It took me some time to fully appreciate the mental genius that is this album truly was. Almost the oppisute of your traditional '98 rap record consdering how different it was, the atmospheric and mystical producton that featured some of 4th Disciple, Y-Kim and Arabian Knight. Few times before or after have the production and heavy mental vocal performance by a true lyricist been such a perfect marriage. Just check 4th Diisciple's paranoid backdrop and floating horns on "Information" where Priest dwells deep into scary, but most likely often true, conspiracy theories. Or "Science Project" where Priest switch up his flow to tell a haunting narrative of a young kid in a rough hood that finds himself in a set-up over a frantic beat that builds up to the agressive end when you can barely take it anymore, Like Priest's companion Shabazz the Disciple once said: "Artists like 50 Cent and Jay-Z, they glorify the hood. I horrify it".
"Heavy Mental" runs for over 75 minutes without ever getting boring and should be listened to from beginning to end as it's one of a kind journey into the mind and spirit of Walter Reed. Throughout the 20 tracks Killah Priest proved that he was easily one of the best emcees of all time, and still to this day his debut album stands as one of the sickest lyrical displays ever put down on wax. Fantastic flow and delivery, a commanding voice, lyrics packed with knowledge and his obviously a very smart person; the only Wu-Tang representer that I can think of to be on that specific level is The GZA/Genius. And as if Priest's lyrical power wasn't enough to bring this album home, 4th Disciple probably hooked up his best batch of beats for "Heavy Mental" - not to mention True Master's and Y-Kim's contributions. I remember an article in HipHopConnection back around 2000 where they crowned Priest's debut "the best hip-hop album of all time" and while there's no singular dopest LP ever made in my opinion, it's definitely up there. This is spiritual hip-hop at it's finest and there's a big difference between religion and spirituality.
Yesterday I got a six minute snippet reel from a poster at the Philaflava forums featuring a bunch of songs that most likely was recorded for the album but didn't make the final cut. This gave me the idea to put together a lil' companion piece to my favorite Killa Beez release of all time, especially since there's so much dope material that didn't make the final cut that would be a great diservice for any Priest fan to miss out on. I wrote out a small description for each song on the mix to give you some background info while you're listening.
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by c7
Early 1993, the Wu-Tang Clan is recording the posse cut "Da Mystery Of Chessoxin'" for the crews debut album at Firehouse Studios, New York. There was one slot left on the now classic track and Master Killer and Killer Priest both desperately wanted their voice on that record. As they both were writing and trying out a few verses to RZA's beat and time was running late, Walter Reed - better known as Killah Priest - dozed off for an hour or so. When he woke up, he heard the now legendary debut verse by Masta Killa ripping "Da Mystery..." to shreds. Had thing turned out differently, Killah Priest would probably been the official 9th member of The Wu-Tang Clan.
But unlike Masta Killa, Priest is more of a solo artist than a team player as proven by his 1998 solo debut "Heavy Mental"; still to this day, one of the illest and most original hip-hop albums ever created. It took me some time to fully appreciate the mental genius that is this album truly was. Almost the oppisute of your traditional '98 rap record consdering how different it was, the atmospheric and mystical producton that featured some of 4th Disciple, Y-Kim and Arabian Knight. Few times before or after have the production and heavy mental vocal performance by a true lyricist been such a perfect marriage. Just check 4th Diisciple's paranoid backdrop and floating horns on "Information" where Priest dwells deep into scary, but most likely often true, conspiracy theories. Or "Science Project" where Priest switch up his flow to tell a haunting narrative of a young kid in a rough hood that finds himself in a set-up over a frantic beat that builds up to the agressive end when you can barely take it anymore, Like Priest's companion Shabazz the Disciple once said: "Artists like 50 Cent and Jay-Z, they glorify the hood. I horrify it".
"Heavy Mental" runs for over 75 minutes without ever getting boring and should be listened to from beginning to end as it's one of a kind journey into the mind and spirit of Walter Reed. Throughout the 20 tracks Killah Priest proved that he was easily one of the best emcees of all time, and still to this day his debut album stands as one of the sickest lyrical displays ever put down on wax. Fantastic flow and delivery, a commanding voice, lyrics packed with knowledge and his obviously a very smart person; the only Wu-Tang representer that I can think of to be on that specific level is The GZA/Genius. And as if Priest's lyrical power wasn't enough to bring this album home, 4th Disciple probably hooked up his best batch of beats for "Heavy Mental" - not to mention True Master's and Y-Kim's contributions. I remember an article in HipHopConnection back around 2000 where they crowned Priest's debut "the best hip-hop album of all time" and while there's no singular dopest LP ever made in my opinion, it's definitely up there. This is spiritual hip-hop at it's finest and there's a big difference between religion and spirituality.
Yesterday I got a six minute snippet reel from a poster at the Philaflava forums featuring a bunch of songs that most likely was recorded for the album but didn't make the final cut. This gave me the idea to put together a lil' companion piece to my favorite Killa Beez release of all time, especially since there's so much dope material that didn't make the final cut that would be a great diservice for any Priest fan to miss out on. I wrote out a small description for each song on the mix to give you some background info while you're listening.
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NLZ feat. Venomous2000 - Genetics (prod. by Heavy Beatz)-2012
Emcees- V2 & NLZ
Cuts-DJ Hush
Prod-Heavy Beatz
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Friday, February 17, 2012
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Serius Jones- “What Goes Around” -2012
"RUN" (Raps United Nation) is the brainchild of M.O.P.’s Billy Danze who throughout the course of his illustrious career and years of extensive international touring could not help but notice and acknowledge how many talented artists he met during his travels who simply lacked a platform to be heard. Who better then a fellow artist to spearhead the charge and give them that platform, as Billy explains “As an artist I understand the frustration. There are so many artists out there that possess the talent of being able to produce and record good music. They are determined; they have the drive and dedication, but feel as if no one notices. I’ve seen and heard what’s out there from an artistic level. These artists need to be heard and have a united voice. I am very passionate about giving them that opportunity and will do anything in my power to help those that really want to win.”
The Music industry has undeniably changed and evolved and artists have been forced to either adapt with it, or go the way of the dinosaur. While the Internet and the proliferation of social media platforms are viable assets for new artists desperately looking for exposure, using those mediums alone is still equivalent to trying to “catch lighting in a bottle.” Billy Danze’s ambitious plans for “RUN” are to create an army of incredible artists from all corners of the globe and to unify and raise awareness for them by creating projects which are loud enough to be heard by the masses; as Billy details “my aim is to get every talented artist a deal. Support on a globalized scale is all an artist really needs or could ask for. I have contacted all my resources and they in return have done the same. A vital key to success in this business is alliance; and I personally have a team in every corner of the world. We can build a team of thousands and support each other.”
There is no disputing the artistic contributions Billy Danze has contributed to the culture as a member of M.O.P., yet, while still in its early infancy, his greatest contribution may still lay in front of him as the founder of “RUN,” as he eloquently states “as a fellow artist, these projects will enable me to be a vital cog in a family of worthy artists that simply need a platform and a voice and to oversee that lends the potential to be the biggest accomplishment of my career. From a business perspective, I believe “RUN” (Raps United Nation”) is a vehicle the industry is desperately lacking. The way to find new talent is to go get it. Industry executives no longer believe in the artist, or artist development, how can the industry grow if we don’t allow new artists to showcase their talent?”
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
TheGoodShytVol1- vinyldigger mixes -2012
01. Wu All Stars (Timbo King, Dreddy Kruger, Shyheim & Killa Sin) - Soul In The Hole
02. Poor Righteous Teachers - Word Iz Life
03. Royal Flush - Movin' On Ya Weak Production
04. Trends Of Culture - Lavish Lifestyle
05. Defari - Say It Twice
06. Delinquent Habits - What It Be Like (Remix)
07. De La Soul feat. MF Doom - Rock Co.Kane Flow
08. Mic Geronimo - Train Of Thought
09. Diamond D - The Hiatus
10. Royal Fam - Summin' Gotz To Give
11. Real Live feat. Ghostface Killah, Cappadonna, Lord Tariq & Killa Sin - Real Live Shit (Remix)
12. Fat Joe feat. Armageddon, Big Punisher & Raekwon - Firewater
13. D.I.T.C. - The Enemy
14. Black Rob - Whoa!
15. Nine feat. A.R.L. Da X'rsis - Ova Confident (Darc Mass Remix)
16. The Notorious B.I.G. - Warning
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
I will update and post tomorrow
I will update and post up on the site tomorrow. Taking a break . peace
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Pusha T - What Dreams Are Made Of (Official Music Video) -2012
I know this vid came out a couple of days ago but this shit is heavy.
Saturday, February 11, 2012
CONSPIRACY WORLDWIDE RADIO -2012
Live guests - OBIE TRICE - DJ PREMIER - ODD FUTURE affiliate CASEY VEGGIES - PLANET ASIA - MAFFEW RAGAZINO - DIABOLIC - world exclusives and more!
Originally broadcast on Feb 10th 2012
WE ARE AT WAR - so it was our pleasure to be joined at the front line by the general that is DJ Premier. Forever consistent, Premier breaks down the specifics of his many forthcoming projects and collaborations, including the much anticipated project The Kolexion with Bumpy Knuckle's, which he reveals was initially suposed to feature a collaboration with DMX instead of Flavor Flav. Informative, interesting and exciting, we also discuss and explore upcoming work with the likes of Busta Rhymes, KRS-One, Vinnie Paz, Showbiz & A.G, Jeru The Damaja, 7L & Esoteric and Inspectah Deck, NYG'z and Rakim, Chris Brown and an album with M.O.P! Perhaps most interesting, however, just might be the revelation that he and Pete Rock are starting a new business called PVP (Pete VS. Premier). In addition, we touch on the status of his forthcoming album with Pete Rock, which originally was set to be a double CD with one CD representing mainstream and the other the underground, as well as his long awaited LP with Nas, which although on hold, he still plans on recording! A MUST HEAR INTERVIEW FOR ALL LOVERS OF HIP HOP!!
Obie Trice enters the show for the first time with Eminem stories, a renewed enthusiasm for music and more notably, a brand new album on the horizon in April 2012. Having suffered a long time away from music, Obie tells his story in a candid and frank manner, highlighting the ways in which he helped Eminem through his own battle with life. We talk Detox, with Obie claiming that the long-awaited Dr Dre album is as finished as almost being shrink-wrapped and just needs to be released. His own album features Dre, Eminem and a host of guest appearances, the creation of each track being relayed throughout this interview. Does he think songstress Adele is too fat? No and he would like to have slow sex with her.
A refreshingly optimistic and inspired Casey Veggies joins us to discuss the deluxe version of Sleeping In Class and his upcoming mixtape, of which he delivers for us an exclusive acapella in the form of one of its featured songs. The former Odd Future member tells of his relationship today with the group, revealing that he and the collective have work in vaults, as well as announcing that he and O.F. affiliate Frank Ocean have a song coming. In addition, we also talk his now infamous meeting last year with Jay-Z, future plans and much more! No sleeping, class is in session!
Joining us in the Conspiracy dojo, the master that is Planet Asia kicks down the door to discuss his upcoming album: Black Belt Theatre and it's supporting feature film. Sporting a black belt, Planet Asia breaks down his creative approach, citing its influence deriving from a Saturday-afternoon TV show of the same name and Blaxploitation films, his reasons for the guests featured, as well as the visual and humourous elements executed throughout the project! In addition, we talk Camp Lo, Madlib and much more! Kick azz..
Diabolic has a fresh game face. With a new album almost complete and his own record label in rich development, hip hop's pioneer of punchy put downs sounds fully charged as he heads into 2012. In this typically entertaining piece we discuss his time at Viper Records, including his relationship with friend Immortal Technique, the reason why he CHOSE to leave Viper Records and the many artists that he is in negotiations with to sign to his new record label. Diabolic need two more beats to finish off his album and he is opening up the chance for all producers to submit their beats for a track featuring Immortal Technique and another track with Vinnie Paz.What is Hardstyle hip hop?
Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, a hungry Maffew Ragazino explains why the big apple is ready for a new empire state of mind, setting off the show to discuss his forthcoming projects, of which include the buzz heavy Rare Gems 2: Black Gold and a collaborative EP with Das-Racist, which will see Harry Fraud handling production duties. We also talk Senior's business model behind his self-owned label Cash In Cash Out Records, visuals, the importance of DJ Clark Kent 's earlier encouragement, future collaborations and more in a rare gem of an interview. Fans of lyricism rejoice!
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Originally broadcast on Feb 10th 2012
WE ARE AT WAR - so it was our pleasure to be joined at the front line by the general that is DJ Premier. Forever consistent, Premier breaks down the specifics of his many forthcoming projects and collaborations, including the much anticipated project The Kolexion with Bumpy Knuckle's, which he reveals was initially suposed to feature a collaboration with DMX instead of Flavor Flav. Informative, interesting and exciting, we also discuss and explore upcoming work with the likes of Busta Rhymes, KRS-One, Vinnie Paz, Showbiz & A.G, Jeru The Damaja, 7L & Esoteric and Inspectah Deck, NYG'z and Rakim, Chris Brown and an album with M.O.P! Perhaps most interesting, however, just might be the revelation that he and Pete Rock are starting a new business called PVP (Pete VS. Premier). In addition, we touch on the status of his forthcoming album with Pete Rock, which originally was set to be a double CD with one CD representing mainstream and the other the underground, as well as his long awaited LP with Nas, which although on hold, he still plans on recording! A MUST HEAR INTERVIEW FOR ALL LOVERS OF HIP HOP!!
Obie Trice enters the show for the first time with Eminem stories, a renewed enthusiasm for music and more notably, a brand new album on the horizon in April 2012. Having suffered a long time away from music, Obie tells his story in a candid and frank manner, highlighting the ways in which he helped Eminem through his own battle with life. We talk Detox, with Obie claiming that the long-awaited Dr Dre album is as finished as almost being shrink-wrapped and just needs to be released. His own album features Dre, Eminem and a host of guest appearances, the creation of each track being relayed throughout this interview. Does he think songstress Adele is too fat? No and he would like to have slow sex with her.
A refreshingly optimistic and inspired Casey Veggies joins us to discuss the deluxe version of Sleeping In Class and his upcoming mixtape, of which he delivers for us an exclusive acapella in the form of one of its featured songs. The former Odd Future member tells of his relationship today with the group, revealing that he and the collective have work in vaults, as well as announcing that he and O.F. affiliate Frank Ocean have a song coming. In addition, we also talk his now infamous meeting last year with Jay-Z, future plans and much more! No sleeping, class is in session!
Joining us in the Conspiracy dojo, the master that is Planet Asia kicks down the door to discuss his upcoming album: Black Belt Theatre and it's supporting feature film. Sporting a black belt, Planet Asia breaks down his creative approach, citing its influence deriving from a Saturday-afternoon TV show of the same name and Blaxploitation films, his reasons for the guests featured, as well as the visual and humourous elements executed throughout the project! In addition, we talk Camp Lo, Madlib and much more! Kick azz..
Diabolic has a fresh game face. With a new album almost complete and his own record label in rich development, hip hop's pioneer of punchy put downs sounds fully charged as he heads into 2012. In this typically entertaining piece we discuss his time at Viper Records, including his relationship with friend Immortal Technique, the reason why he CHOSE to leave Viper Records and the many artists that he is in negotiations with to sign to his new record label. Diabolic need two more beats to finish off his album and he is opening up the chance for all producers to submit their beats for a track featuring Immortal Technique and another track with Vinnie Paz.What is Hardstyle hip hop?
Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, a hungry Maffew Ragazino explains why the big apple is ready for a new empire state of mind, setting off the show to discuss his forthcoming projects, of which include the buzz heavy Rare Gems 2: Black Gold and a collaborative EP with Das-Racist, which will see Harry Fraud handling production duties. We also talk Senior's business model behind his self-owned label Cash In Cash Out Records, visuals, the importance of DJ Clark Kent 's earlier encouragement, future collaborations and more in a rare gem of an interview. Fans of lyricism rejoice!
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Classic pick. Pete Rock And CL Smooth - Interview Pt 1 @ Yo MTV Raps 1992
What beat is that @ 1:57 I need to hear that shit! Yo Pete put that out!
Friday, February 10, 2012
Classic pick. Edo.G - Sayin' Somethin' (DJ Premier Production) (2000)
wow this shit is still heavy. Timeless.
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