Lee Scott – Tin Foil Fronts coming soon…
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The Mouse Outfit at Manchester Academy
MCs – Dr Syntax & Sparkz & Truthos Mufasa
Keys – Chini
Sampler / Percussion – Pitch
Bass – Defty
Drums – Joe Luckin
Guitar – Phil Ratcliffe
Trumpet – Jack Tinker
Tenor Sax – Vince Proudfoot
Alto Sax – Sam Lewis
Filmed by Zeyd Ayoob, Scott Hallows, Jody Hartley and Luis Cross.
Edited by James Defty
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Onyx – #WakeDaFucUp album entirely produced by Snowgoons
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NEW video from Flowlosopha – ‘Don’t Ever Ask’ featuring Munkz, taken from Flowlosopha’s forthcoming, self produced project ‘Flowlosophy’
The Video (starring Artik Beats) was directed & edited by Ruthless & filmed by Ruthless & Artik Beats.
Get in contact with:
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Tricksta aka The Mixtape Machine is back with another volume of UK Runnings new series #EstateLife and what a killer collection of home-grown Hip-Hop it is. As always UK Runnings stays open minded in its selection giving listeners and fans a variety of styles. UK Runnings are aiming to release 100 mixtapes in 2014, it might sound far fetched but with a barrage of mixtapes to come from artists, clothing labels and magazines, its could just happen!
Volume 009 features Nature The Kidd, Reload, Dash Gambino, Big Ben, T Man, Shakezpeare. Vicious, Tony D, Supar Novar, SayKriDD Daly, RD Millz, Airklipz, Jimmy Screech, Tabanacle, Rewd Adams, Terra Slim, Ayatollah Lyrical, C-Raw, LATE, Shay, Subtrax, Mr Melta, Conspicuous, Evil Ed and Intuitive.
For those of you waning to support the cause you can cop #EstateLife T-Shirts NOW which are available on-line to purchase. The shirts are a quality heavy-weight charcoal tee which you can get in medium, large, XL & xxl and come with a superb black & white print of the front cover. They are available exclusively to purchase from leading independent T-Shirt supplier http://www.tshirtprofile.com for only £9.99 plus postage & packaging. Beenies, Snapbacks, Varsity’s, Hoodies and more to come so be on the lookout
UK Runnings Presents – #EstateLife Volume 009 (Track-list):
01 – Nature The Kidd – On My Ting
02 – Reload – Breakin’ Bad
03 – Dash Gambino Feat. Big Ben – More Money
04 – T Man – Out Ya Mouth
05 – Shakezpeare – Kick Back
06 – Vicious Feat. Tony D – Aint Buyin It
07 – Supar Novar – Respect Me
08 – SayKriDD Daly – White Boy Wasted
09 – RD Millz – Games Are Done
10 – Big Ben – What I Got
11 – Airklipz Feat. Jimmy Screech – CashFlow
12 – Tabanacle Feat. Rewd Adams – Tear It Up
13 – Terra Slim Feat. Ayatollah Lyrical – Bitterness
14 – C-Raw Feat. LATE – Who’s Rhymin
15 – Shay – Tonight
16 – Subtrax & Mr Melta – Youth
17 – Conspicuous Feat. Evil Ed – Melodi
18 – Intuitive – Dear Dad
Download links:
https://estatelife.bandcamp.com/album/uk-runnings-estatelife-volume-009
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Compiled, mixed & mastered by Tricksta
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So here we have Mr Melta and Remulak dropping the Snap Out Of It e.p. Emcee and producer respectively. I’m gonna try and explain the brilliant slice of hip hop they’ve made here. It can really be a tricky thing to get across just how good certain releases are. Snap out of it is a fantastic collection. It’s dope. It’s heavy. It’s sick. It’s really good. Seriously though it really is. Chilled out from the start, it’s unaggressive nature captured me.
Poetic and honest Mr Melta is very relatable. With his laid back style he just has you hanging off his words. You can feel his confidence and passion on every track, with his descriptive lyrics and story telling making him more than just another rapper wanting attention. This was actually my first time hearing him but it shall now certainly not be the last.
He absolutely smashes the track ‘troubling times’. Remulak is a very original producer. On ‘Snap Out Of It’ he’s created beats that perfectly compliment Mr Melta’s style. Simple but excellent, they aren’t your typically churned out boombap beats. No doubt he could make many other rappers releases much more interesting as well.
Something I really like about the release is the story behind it. Polar entity and Remulak heard Mr Melta online and really liked him, got in contact and the two made a track, which then progressed into making this E.P. That’s awesome. The organic nature of this E.P is what hip-hop is about.
So again it’s sick, it’s heavy, and it’s dope. I really enjoyed it and look forward to more from both these guys separately or dually.
You can now get ‘Snap Out Of It’ via Rhymepad Records as either a download, or limited edition physical copy.
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Though his last feature came in July of 2013 (with I Love Me), El Gant has not lost a step; like, at all. On “Five One Eight,” Gant rips into the beat with a spry, cutting flow that is the perfect delivery method for his brash, crudely witty lyrics. Joining him atop the brisk, cut-laden beat from JOAT is GGDT, who displays a similarly hard-hitting approach. Their flows are perfectly matched to the record’s aggressive tone. It all adds up to a cut that grabs you and doesn’t let go.
Beast Academy which becomes available on CD and digital download on June 10th of this year, is produced entirely by JOAT (Jack Of All Trades) and includes guest appearances from Chris Webby, Ill Bill, Torae, El Da Sensei, Infinity Gauntlet, and more.. stay tuned!
Cross The Ts Entertainment is back with its next MAIN EVENT SHOW! They open our doors once again on Thursday 24th April 2014 and this time around they have chosen the Kraak Gallery in the Northern Quarter of Manchester as its venue to host this massive line-up of quality homegrown acts.
Date: Thursday 24th April 2014
Doors: Show 7pm / After Party 12AM
Admission: Show Ticket £7 / After Party Ticket £5 / Show + After Party £10
Age Restrictions: Show – 16+ / After Party 18+
Venue: Kraak Gallery, 11 Stevenson Square, Manchester, M1 1DB
Facebook Event Page: http://www.facebook.com/events/411028789033713
Main Event Show: 7pm – 12am
Live Performances from:
Mic Righteous
Tenchoo MC
Briggzy & Illitant (Moshteam)
Threeways
Raptor Warhurst
JusD
Wilson & Coopz
Beatbox Battle:
Lee Tabix Vs Mush Box
After Party (same venue): 12am – 4am
Live Performances from:
E-Mence
Britzen Kane & Ego Trip
Illerstate
Beatbox Battle:
Threeways Vs Nausea
With DJ support from 3D
Other Entertainment:
Female Dance/Twerk Competition
CTTE models Lorna Peters, Carys Lewis, Kayleigh MC, Jade Rogers and Shannon Larkin will be selling merchandize throughout the event. The capacity of the venue is 150. We unfortunately cannot guarantee on the door entry. Once all advance tickets are sold there will be no on the door entry. Therefore we advise booking your tickets in advance.
TO BOOK YOUR TICKET PLEASE CONTACT CROSS THE T’S ENTERTAINMENT
TEL: 07538 892 773
E MAIL: Crossthetsentertainment@hotmail.co.uk
TWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/Crossthets_event
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/crossthetsentertainment
FACEBOOK: Dave Threeways / Claire Davenport / Raptor Warhurst
New Single from ST. Da Squad. ST. da Squad ft. Termanology, Ea$y Money, Reks & SuperSTah Snuk “Pages from the Pavement”. Produced by Shawneci Off ST. Da Squad “Pages from the Pavement” Ep
We all know someone who’s got champagne taste on a 40oz. budget. They love to spin a story of popping bottles, but couldn’t loan you a few bucks for a MetroCard. While it’s cool to flex in a nice ride or a new pair of kicks, there’s no substitute for the grind. Although social media has allowed us to be viewed in the light we choose, the world wide web doesn’t pull any punches when it comes to your cash flow. Backed by a haunting violin sample and banging drum section produced by tC, “High End” from newcomer Westbay and fellow Brooklynite Troy Ave, have the Kings County duo speaking on what it takes to make it to the top. Full of direct lines that call out those who never “wanna earn their strips, they just wanna act hard, talk tough, but they never wanna fight,” the track serves as a hustler’s anthem that’ll appeal to fans of dope rhymes and tough beats. “High End” is set to be featured on Westbay’s forthcoming album, ‘Spread Love’.. stay tuned!
Raised by the park of hard knocks, Brooklyn native Westbay attributes his upbringing to his third parent; the blue collar neighborhood of Marine Park. The park, the handball courts, and a familiar milk crate at more BBQ’s than he can remember, were sites of a series of firsts; first date, first beer, first fight. Feeling like he’s seen enough and done enough, Westbay is ready to share his stories and advice for his fans so they may follow suit, or at least learn from his mistakes.
Since joining cyphers at 13 with the older teenagers, and putting words to a beat in his friend’s bedroom, rapping has become more than a way to get girls and impress friends. Westbay has since moved on from his battle rapping days, but nevertheless, there’s no denying his presence on the mic. Nowadays, rhyming has become a vehicle for Westbay to balance the harm caused by the likes of Teen Mom and Worldstar fanatics. By taking a trip down memory lane, and channeling the memories he’s amassed from the park that has sat across from his childhood home, Westbay is here to prove that Hip-Hop is alive and well in the other side of Brooklyn.
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