In this interview courtesy of Faygoluvers, Tech N9ne speaks on his upcoming collaboration with R.A. The Rugged Man, “Hallelujah”, set to appear on R.A.’s new album “Legends Never Die”.
Today see’s the long awaited release of the NEW debut album from Wolverhampton, UK artist Big Dutty Deeze. BIG Dutty has been causing a stir on the underground scene here in the UK with a string of SICK free downloads, but for his debut release Big Dutty has teamed up with dope Chicago producer Rediculus and his label Knowledge Giving Birth Productions. ‘The English Gentleman’ also features appearnces from Ruste Juxx, Prome, Wanda and DJ Jabbathakut and is digitally distributed by Island/Def Jam.
If you consider yourself a fan of Hip Hop please go support this album, Deeze has been kind enough to give ya freebies over the last few years to build a solid fan base, now is the time to put ya hands in ya pockets and support our scene! We hope to have a review posted within the coming days, in the meantime splash that cash and treat yaself to some real Hip Hip
Big Dutty Deeze – The English Gentelman (Produced by Rediculus) download from;
High Focus Records is proud to announce Jam Baxter – Gruesome Features is OUT TODAY! Available on CD & Limited Edition EP vinyl version from http://www.high-focus.com/ and available digitally from Itunes and all other good digital distributors!
Featuring Chester P, Ramson Badbonez, Dirty Dike, Fliptrix, Verb T, Mr. Key, Ed Scissortongue, Dabbla, Mowgli, Ronnie Bosh, Leaf Dog, King Kaiow & DJ Sammy B-Side!
The concept behind Hasan Salaam’s EP “Music Is My Weapon” is the belief that music can be used as a powerful tool in the pursuit of freedom, justice, and equality.
With the release of the project, Hasan is aiming to prove that music can change people’s lives, literally. All profits from the sale of the EP will be used to fund a school, clean water well, and medical clinic in Guinea-Bissau, West Africa. In November 2010, Hasan became the first U.S hip hop artist to ever perform in Bissau.
On the same trip he worked with the young artists, taught creative writing to the youth, and headlined a concert to promote freedom of speech. The “Music Is My Weapon” project is the next step, in an effort to provide change to a country that remains one of the poorest and least politically stable in the world.
My girl found me this on her travels through the internet. It’s basically a bunch of hip-hop’s greats and some less inspiring ‘rappers’, all grouped together like a giant rap keyboard. You click on their heads and they say little catchphrases from some of the well known masters of rap. I’ve spent all afternoon making highly obnoxious noises, and pissing my lady off. My favourite thing to do is hit as many heads as fast as I can, thus creating the worst and best rap song ever. If you feel like doing the same click the image below and see what I mean. Don’t say we don’t ever give you anything.
Enjoy!
Some of the masters of the underground. I’m a massive fangirl of AOTP so I was sold straight away, but don’t take my word for it. Check it out for yourself fam.
Apologies for the late post, so for those of your that already have this record in your grubby mitts then consider yourself lucky. But for those of you that don’t, and aren’t aware who Heckz is, I suggest you get on him before everyone else has jumped on his bandwagon and you’ve slept.
To download the album for free check the link below.
I had the opportunity to watch Too Many T’s when they rolled through my city, Bristol on Friday night. I’ve been a big fan of these guys for a long time (through Stix posting a video of theirs on here. True facts kids), so I was stoked when I finally got to see them in real life. They put on a fantastic live show, and the beatboxing and guest MCing courtesy of Pikey Esquire was ridiculous. It was a proper hip-hop show in every sense of the meaning; fun, full of the culture and guaranteed to put a big smile on your face. I nearly didn’t go due to me being ill, not ill, ill, but ill, ill. Yeah? Yeah. I’m so glad I did, because it was one of the best shows I’ve been to in ages. If you were unlucky enough to miss these dudes whilst they were on the “What Goes On, Stays On Tour” and live anywhere near London, they’ll be playing at Bestival. Check the links for more info.