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Bonesy
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Videos
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10:20 PM
Had to throw this up since these are two of the nicest in NYC right now, although I do think they can cook up something better than this in the future.
Posted by
Dontsleeppp
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Singles
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8:25 PM
Punchline - Hustla
Nutso - Street Corner (Feat. Torae x Punchline x Panchi)
Punchline - Attitude
For you heads that don't already know the super group eMC includes Masta Ace, Punchline, Wordsworth and Strick..
Punchline (born in Lower East Side, New York) and Wordsworth (born in Brooklyn, New York) originally gained popularity through their appearances at the Lyricist Lounge & All That! open mic events. The two debuted as Punch-N-Words in 1998, making a number of guest appearances that year, dropping in on A Tribe Called Quest's The Love Movement album, Mos Def & Talib Kweli's Black Star album, and Rawkus Records' Lyricist Lounge, Volume One compilation. The duo released their self-titled debut Punch N' Words EP in 2000 on Mona Records, then continued their careers with guest appearances and solo efforts. Wordsworth released his solo debut album, Mirror Music, in 2004 to positive reviews.
In 2006, the group's first collaborative track was released online, titled "Four Brothers". eMC's first group effort, The Show was released on CD on March 25.
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Bonesy
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Singles
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3:37 PM
This one dropped last summer but I had to shine some light on it cause I feel it went under the radar of most heads. Probably one of the best all around albums from last year..don't sleep!
Hawaii trio Mushmouf, Slo-Mo and producer !llmind recently dropped their free full-length album, and it's fire. Preview some of my favorites below and be sure to download the whole thing over at djbooth.net.
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Dontsleeppp
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Mixtapes
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7:00 PM
Wet The Block feat Rell, Fame (M.O.P.) & Bun B.mp3
Fake I.D. feat Q-Tip, Large Professor & Havoc (Mobb Deep).mp3
Don't underestimate this highly acclaimed individual. Consequence is non the less a good impression on the game and a true emcee for the most part. From features with Kanye West before/after he was a somebody to features with A Tribe Called Quest.
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Dontsleeppp
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Mixtapes
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6:48 PM
.01 - The Fix
.08 - Money Talks
Self titled being the vet he is in the game I was impressed and mildly surprised to get this linked to me. I'm glad to see him active and Kool G Rap has never been more alive with his presence. It's deserves a listen!
Download after you hit play to the right and big up to the artist up there "Promise" repping Toronto on his track on the playlist below. Check the chat box to the right for any suggestions or questions for us.
Murs teams up with frequent Snoop collaborator and fellow California resident Terrace Martin for this one. I'll be honest after the last couple efforts for Murs I haven't been checking for him too hard but this has some joints. Melrose will probably go over the head of alot of Murs' core fanbase, but as he says on the title track the lyrics are taking a backseat here for that feel-good vibe..too bad it's -10 degrees here in Toronto..this makes me want to book the next flight to anywhere warm.
In honor of James Yancey's passing 5 years ago today, here's two new joints over his beats..be sure to check out that documentary posted the other day..R.I.P.
Consequence - Bearer Of Bad News
"I don't wanna dougie, just teach me how to Doug Morris" -Quence
In the works for 6 years now, Just Blaze x Saigon will finally release their opus next week. Below I posted some of my favorites of the new tracks, or you can go ahead and stream the whole thing.
Enemies (Prod. D. Allen & Just Blaze)
Preacher (Feat. Lee Fields & The Expressions)(Prod. Just Blaze)
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Bonesy
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Playlists
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7:49 PM
Fresh off producing the new Kanye x Jay-Z single and serving up some of last year'sbiggest jams, it's only right we shine some light on the youngin. Here's 46 min of energy for the party people.
2006 footage for Dillas' Documentary has finally been edited and released for the public to witness. "Still Shining" features commentary from Ma Dukes Yancey and a whole string of Dilla friends, and collaborators on the man, his music and his legacy.
Here’s a breakdown of the various segments:
(2:55) – Work Ethic Starts In The Basement
(7:35) – What To Listen For in A Dilla Beat
(9:10) – J.Dilla’s Range As A Producer. The King of Reinvention
(12:16) – Going Beyond His Influences
(14:39) – The Dilla Approach To Production
(20:21) – Jay The Producer vs Jay The MC
(26:08) – The Personal Side of J.Dilla
(29:04) – A Soldier Unstoppable!
(32:05) – Venturing Out. (as explained by Phat Kat)
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Bonesy
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Album Spotlight
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1:16 PM
As a weed carrier for one of the biggest artists in the world, it's surprising GLC's album didn't get more shine than it did last year. I mean, how can you not respect a dude who says hes on the grind like Black & Decker and against the grain like sunchips over a cheesed out Manfred Mann sample? For real though, this album has enough jams that it shouldn't go ignored..and lets be honest it's probably the best material you'll ever hear from Gangsta L. Crisis.
Clockin' Lots of Dollaz (Feat. Bun B & Sir Mix-a-Lot)