Daily Archives: September 26, 2010
DJ 456 UK) On The Basement Sessions.com #1 – We Still Here
DJ 456 weekly mix for the Basement Sessions starts of with all new music from Thomas Handsom, Esko, Ruste Juxx, Meyhem, Capital R & Mr Flex, 60+ mins of real hip hop music!!
Tracklisting
01. Basement Sessions Intro
02. Thomas Handsome/LSP – Triple Sixes (prod by Anno Domini, cuts by DJ 456)
03. Kool G Rap – Sad (prod by Supa Dave)
04. Celph Titled – Styles Ain’t Raw ft. Apathy & 5. Chino XL (prod by Buckwild)
05. Iron Braydz ft. Logic & Big Cakes – Bop On Bye
06. Ruste Juxx, Ill Bill, Sav Kilz & Cyrus Malachi – Rap Assassins (prod by Endemic)
07. DJ K.O. ft. East – Mind Games (Analogic Remix)
08. Purpose – Fuck You Pay Me (Remix)
09. Nutso – So Tired (prod by Reef)
10. Kyle Rapps ft. Krs One & Homeboy Sandman – Love Love (Inst)
11. Kyle Rapps ft. Krs One & Homeboy Sandman – Love Love
12. Meyhem Lauren – New York Where You At? (prod by Pf Cuttin’)
13. Kayhoes – Inspiration
14. Esko ft. Mr Flex & Capital R – Let Me Introduce (cuts by DJ 456)
15. Joell Ortiz – Battle Cry (pord by Audible Doctor)
16. Reks ft. Slaine, JFK, Jaysun & Steven King – Settin’ It Off (prod by Statik Selektah)
17. Bigg Spicco ft. Absouljah & Sciryl – Born N Raised
18. Nutso ft. Johnny Salgado – Park Benches (prod by Reef)
Listen now…
http://basementsessions.podomatic.com/entry/2010-09-26T13_14_43-07_00
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Grit Grammar – Life Music (Review)
What I like about UK Hip-Hop is that it is mostly Hip-Hop, as in what I call Hip-Hop. As in banging drums, snapping snares, ill bars, good punch-lines and some organic musicality’s. That’s why I guess I love this album so much. I mean it’s already being tipped as one of the biggest independent UK releases and it’s kind of easy to see why. It has that real Hip-Hop essence to it, like how a Masta Ace or Task Force album would have.
The album immediately got my head my head nodding with ‘Musical Life’ kicking the album off well, before being followed by the massive ‘Hard Times’ which features Genesis Elijah, a track that has been played on the BBC. One of my favourite tracks has to be ‘Life Is…’ which has a brilliant sung hook from Dani Appadoo and an excellent guest verse from Kyza.
Other notable tracks included ‘British Banger’; ‘Move’ which again features Kyza alongside one of favourite rappers at the moment Iron Braydz. Tracks I wasn’t feeling so much was ‘Rich & Famous’ and ‘Going Under’, the nine out of eleven tracks isn’t bad. Grit Grammar has delivered a superb debut album that any real fan of Hip-Hop has to admire.
http://www.gritgrammar.co.uk
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Review by Stuart Patterson
Blueboy Interview
Firstly thanks for taking time to do this exclusive interview for www.HipHop4Days.com. Let’s start at the beginning. How did you get into making music and when would you say your career started?
I would say my career first started after I broke my leg in the 8th grade then died down for awhile then I got back at it about 6yrs and music was always in me, I just didn’t know if I wanted to be in front or behind the scene.
From when you started to now, what you consider being your biggest tracks or releases?
My current single “No Kin of Mine” is the biggest thus far.
How would you describe the music that you make?
My style is best describe as a lyrical storyteller that invokes thought and incites crowds with substance filled songs that deal with real life emotions, thoughts, and dreams.
Have you done many collaborations, if so who have you worked with and what was your most memorable experience?
Nawl I haven’t done that many features as of yet…at least none that have been released yet.
Hip-Hop is changing all the time. How do you feel about Hip-Hop in 2010, who are you feeling and how is the game treating you?
Well I’m still jamming 2 Pac, Scarface, Bun B, Z-Ro and Beanie Sigel mostly and a lot of the music out now is because of the dance song trend but that’s about to die out…the game is treating me like it treats everybody else, u got to keep working & progressing and the cream will rise to the top.
Tell me about the label you’re with, even if it’s your own label. Tell us who is involved and how many people behind the scenes are helping you?
Well as of now I’m unsigned and mostly doing everything by myself but I got the hustle of a major.
The music industry is changing from CD’s & Vinyl over to MP3, stores are getting closed and on-line shops are starting up. Do you think CD’s are dead or do you think it depends on the genre & artist?
Nawl cd’s aint dead it just depends on the genre & artist cuz not all fans are buying off the internet.
So where are you from exactly and have you ever done any local gigs?
I’m from Houston, TX originally but moved to Galveston, TX when I was 8 and moved back to Houston when I was 18 so I rep Houston but the hood is 53rd Oleander Homes in Galveston and yea I’ve done plenty of local gigs.
Have you done any big gigs or played live with any big artists? If so tell us what is was like and what playing live means to you.
Well every show is big to me cuz I appreciate everybody that came out and it don’t really matter who I’m sharing the stage wit that particular night I try to own the stage when I’m performing, no matter whether I go first or last.
Hip-Hop is sometime viewed as negative music and in the media often gets a raw deal. Do you think that Hip-Hop should be more positive and that artists have a responsibility to the youth?
Hip Hop is a reflection of reality and if the media thinks its negative well maybe they should try living in poverty & pain and barely having the essentials to live for the most part but parents that really are parents always finding a way to provide and never letting their kids know how bad their situations really are cuz mommy and/or daddy always made something outta nothing, then tell me what kind of story they would have…artist have a responsibility to be a positive role model to their kids and teach them right from wrong but I don’t see how you can expect an artist to raise your kids, that’s your job.
Can I get all the You Tube URL Links to all your music videos please?
www.youtube.com/blueboi53
Can I get all your website links, facebook, myspace, reverb nation, twitter, etc.
www.facebook.com/blueboy53, www.myspace.com/blueboy53, www.reverbnation.com/blueboy53, www.twitter.com/blueboy53, www.sonicbids.com/blueboy
Interview by Stuart Patterson
JR Writer Featuring Ransom & 40 Cal Music Video
Produced, Recorded, Mixed, Mastered, Directed & Edited By Masar
“Beef At Ya Mother House” Song Leaked From 40 Cal New Album “Trigganometry” Available Winter 2010
If You Need Your Video To Be Directed & Edited By Masar Contact : masargtm@gmail.com
Rap Artist Game launches new on-line clothing store – Thisizgamestore.com
Rapper “Game” launches Online Store, Partners up with Technology Giants “Big Cartel” and Announces new European Tour!
Multi-Platinum West Coast artist, “Game”, and his team, are pleased to announce the official launch of his brand new Online Store. The same team behind the success of Game’s official online force, now bring you www.thisizgamestore.com
Check out the exclusive video of Game announcing his new store
Rap Artist “Game” has teamed up with international clothing specialist, “G-Wear”, Worldwide online Promotion Specialists, “Global Entertainment Moguls” (G.E.M), HipHopDaily.co and online e-commerce solutions company “Big Cartel”, to bring you the finest quality Black Wall Street Clothing available showcasing the largest range of fresh Hoodies, T-Shirts, Bandannas and much more. The aviation theme of the online store will transport the visitor upon the “ThisizGame Airways”, thus implying prompt international service to global customers. The plane itself is ‘Pimped out’, which includes some deliriously clever attractions, including spinning rims, a bandanna on the nose of the plane and the famous LA logo on the rudder giving it that Urban/Street look which Game thrives on. Needless to say, Game loves doing it for the streets, where real hip-hop lives, this was evident from the ‘Brake Lights’ mixtape recently released with DJ Skee. In the V.I.P. Lounge there will be pictures and videos from celebrities sporting Game’s clothing such as Liverpool and Holland football striker Ryan Babel, current world champion boxer Amir Khan, video vixen Gloria Velez, actress Stacey Dash and Hip Hop producers Cool n Dre.
As with all airlines, there are different classes, from economy to first class, each relating to the price and design of the items available. Needless to say, the store strives to cater to everyone’s budget. As mentioned earlier, ThisizGame Store will also be partnering with Big Cartel to bring you exclusive products and the best stock available nowhere else. “We are excited to display our top quality apparel, showcasing the largest range of fresh Hoodies, T-Shirts, Bandannas and more,” said Game in a video drop promoting his new online store.
In addition, the staff of ThisizGame Store have listened carefully to the demands of fans throughout the globe. and will now offer competitions worldwide. Competitions and giveaways will no longer be restricted within the United States alone. ThisizGame Store will be holding Worldwide contests, making sure that the large Worldwide BWS fan-base is involved and celebrated. As part of their marketing strategy, ThisizGame Store will be working with Worldwide Radio Stations to bring you exciting competitions with amazing discounts, great gift prizes and giveaways.
Finally, we are proud to reveal that The Game will be venturing on a new European Tour in November. This tour will promote the ThisizGame online store and Game’s upcoming “TR.E.D Album”. The ThisizGame Store team also plans clothing line parties in Europe early next year to promote the official store. More details on this will be announced shortly.
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Hip-Hop Central.com – Sat 2nd October 2010 @ Subway City, Birmingham
Fattjointz Entertainment Presents Hip-Hop Central.com
Hip-Hop Central.com – Sat 2nd October 2010 @ Subway City, Birmingham
Saturday 2nd October 2010 @ Subway City, Snow Hill, Birmingham.
Performing live on stage…
DJ Fingers & Dave Cash C (The Sindecut)
The Soul Garden (The Acid-Funk & Soul)
Miss Coco Brown (Neo Soul Artist)
The General Twinz (London’s Greek MC’s)
With your hosts & DJ’s…
DJ Sureshot & DJ DK.
A true night of music playing the best in classic & real Hip-Hop, Original 80’s & 90’s R’n’B Hits, Rare Groove and Funk with competitions, prizes, live entertainment, clothing & CD giveaways. This night will also be filmed for the web & TV. Educated and respectable individuals only. No Grime or Bassline music will be played at this venue; this is strictly real Hip-Hop, Funk, Grooves & Jazz. Hip-Hop Central are anti-drugs and anti-attitude so please leave that at home.
For more information check out www.thehiphopcentral.com.
FREE Entry before 10PM, £5 after.
Hip-Hop Central in association with Park Street Promotions, Sturban Clothing, The Zulu Nation, FJ Entertainment Inc., Rhythmbox Recordings, Rago Magazine, Fattjointz Recordings, Watchorn Video Productions.
Ragz Sweet Jones – ‘Welcome 2 My World’ (Produced by Supar Novar) On Flip Life TV
This is the latest video from Ragz Sweet Jones FREE DOWNLOAD album project produced by Supar Novar
http://www.myspace.com/ragzsweetjones
Stanza – The Prologue (Produced by Dead Man Walkn)
Stanza – The Prologue (Produced by Dead Man Walkn)
01 – On My Way
02 – Forbidden Fruits
03 – Nightmares (Ft.Terra Slim, Dead Man Walkn & iTP)
04 – Nothing at All
Download:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/13sylf
Soldjasoulz – Soul Sellers EP
Enter the realm of the Soul Sellers, two heavyweights from the UK Hip-Hop scene DPF (Son Records) and Reds (Chronic Redeye) have combined to trade the kind of bars that will capture your soul for a thousand eternities. DPF’s incredible flow and slick delivery prove to be the perfect match for Red’s gritty style creating the kind of chaotic chemistry to take your mind on a journey through the light and into the darkest caverns.
Packed full of punchlines and quotables and hosted by Norwich’s oldest trouble maker Uncle Joe, the Soul Sellers EP is a FREE download that is just too ill to miss. Production comes from J-Roots, Dillijence, Mr. Laws and Jimmy Green who all provide enough low end thump to get necks snapping in the afterlife! Make sure you check this out; this is seriously good quality music.
Soldjasoulz ‘Soul Sellers EP’ Tracklisting…
01 – Run This Stings – prod. by J-Roots
02 – New Danger – prod. by Dillijence
03 – Franks Law – prod. by Mr Laws
04 – Some People
05 – Sour Face – prod. by Jimmy Green
Download Link:
http://soundcloud.com/chronic-redeye-music/soldjasoulz_soul-sellers-ep_free-download
