Homeboy Sandman “Couple Bars” from First of a Living Breed
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Prod. J57
Directed by Pacool
Assistant Director: Joseph Neigh
Production Company: Chancleta Films
Album Releases
The behind the scenes footage of the “Spike Lee Was My Hero” video shoot, featuring Talib Kweli and Spike Lee. The video, directed by Alex Ghassan of A Nu Day Media, is slated to be released on 22/01/13, and this exclusive BTS piece, featuring Gayle King of CBS This Morning and O Magazine, gives an inside look at the making of the vid, as well as details on the song’s creation. Directed by Dana Brewington.
The album, “A Dream Deferred” is in stores and on iTunes now: http://bit.ly/SkyzooADD.
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This song is too good, where have you been Prop Joe? Also love the Bill O’Reilly clip haha! No bling, just bang.
You can also cop his mixtape “New Rules’ over on yonder, and you should, we all should.
Dope UK producer 184 has just released ‘When Producers Attack!!!’ a collection of other producer’s remixes of tracks 184 has originally produced. ‘When Producers Attack!!!’ Features the likes of Jam Baxter, Jehst, Buggsy, Lewis Parker, Kashmere, Pete Cannon and The Purist. Available to download for just £2, yeah 2 quid go stream and cop your copy here…..
http://westerndecadence.bandcamp.com/album/when-producers-attack
London local and Think Zebra family member, Skrabl released his full-length ‘Same You Different Me’ over the weekend, and it’s already blowing up speakers and tiny minds alike. ‘Same You..’ is a pretty eclectic and varied offering from Skrabl, and it’s going to keep the UKHH nerds happy, as well as add a few extra fans for good measure. It also features some UKHH favourites like Jam Baxter and Triple Dot Beast, who are the only two guests on the record. The production duties are juggled between Growbeats and Oozhe, who play off each other really well, and keep the sounds fresh and unpredictable.
Also, because the album artwork never gets enough attention let’s all give ourselves a second or two to appreciate how fucking rad it is. Greg Blackman Illustration is the dude behind it, and it’s some of my favourite cover design to come out in a very long time.
This album’s ‘Name Your Price’, which means you can pay as little or as much as you want. Although, if you really support your music scene and you’d rather give a broke artist some money, instead of getting that overpriced coffee you’ll part with a few pennies for this.
For fans of Dirty Dike, Farma G, Jam Baxter (I know right).
In case you were wondering who Think Zebra are, they’re a independent clothing company straight outta Swansea, South Wales, supporting hardworking artists, like Dirty Dike and Dr Syntax. Go take a look and wonder no more. Think Zebra Apparel.
Black The Ripper & Harry Love – The Remedy (Married To Marijuana)
Pre-Order ”Married To Marijuana” – https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/married-to-marijuana/id593537700
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Video Made by – @Screechtree & @Souza_Media http://www.crookedhousefilms.com/@CrookedHouseUK
Feel like, if you’re a fan of H.L.I then you’ll be a fan of these guys too.
Another video for a track taken from Carlos Bryant’s new mixtape ‘Expectations’ which you can pick up from over here.. Don’t let the catchy beat and production fool you (although a catchy beat isn’t a bad thing), Carlos is a smart guy, and his lyrics perfectly showcase this.
For a dude that’s only 17 years olds, I’m really impressed with his maturity of style and lyrics. I don’t want to judge, but more often than not a lot of rappers that start out at this age don’t showcase this much social awareness, class conscience or intelligence, yet Mike does and with relative ease. Mike Chopra’s really on point, and if he’s this good at such an early age, then dude is going to be killing it in a few years.
For fans of: Lupe, Macklemore, John Vietnam.
Cop the free mixtape ‘Cold Religion’ over here.
G-Funk inspired MC from Toronto, Canada with a new school spin. Special’s got a steady and smooth style, and is repping his country, proving that Canada isn’t the U.S little brother when it comes to hip-hop. Special plants his own flag.
