Friday, September 30, 2011
Video: Dipset Talks to Miss Info About The Roc-a-Fella Days, Mariah Carey and More
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NEW MIXTAPE: Fabolous - Ghetto Fab: Tha Best Of Fabolous
01.Sicker Then Yo Average Feat. Red Cafe
02.Yall Don’t Hear Me Tho Feat. Red Cafe
03.Body Ya
04.The Way
05.You Freestyle
06.I Came For The Money
07.Breath
08.Gangsta Don’t Play Feat. Junior Reid
09.Change You Or Change Me
10.Da Boss Feat. DJ Clue
11.Touch The Town
12.Can You Hear Me
13.Po Po Feat. Paul Cain & Nate Dogg (R.I.P.)
14.Bring Death On Em
15.Make Me Better Feat. Ne-Yo
16.All The Way Turnt Up
17.Throw It In The Bag
18.Wet Wipes Freestyle
19.Gangsta Walk
20.Gangsta
21.Body Count
22.I Don’t See Nobody
23.Walk In N.Y. Freestyle
24.Welcome To My Workplace
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NEW MIXTAPE: Streetsweepers Presents: Papoose - "King Of New York"
1. DJ Kay Slay Intro
2. Otis
3. Shot Caller
4. Let Them Die feat. Fly Nate
5. King Of NY feat. Fly Nate
6. Name Calling feat. Remy Ma
7. I'm From NY
8. Ball So Hard
9. Warning (Remix)
10. Party About To Pop (Remix) feat. Lloyd Banks & Busta Rhymes
11. Donk Jumping
12. Never Mind Love (Remix)
13. Solid As A Rock
14. Sure Thing feat. Miguel
15. December (Remix)
16. Mind Games
17. White & Brown feat. Mark McLaughlin
18. Thugacation Symphony feat. Da Da Stone Manson, Pap Baller, C Brown, Kino T Mack, Young Ye
19. Hand Called For feat. SC Money & Junx
20. If I Die
21. To Late feat. J Will
22. That Was Easy
23. Dare Devil
24. Caught Up feat. M Reck
25. What's A Goon feat. Platinum P & Jerk
26. Conan & Kay Slay Outro
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Ski Beatz Explains Why He Stopped Sampling, Speaks On The 90's Influence In Today's Music
Ski Beatz checks in with PlanetIll.com speaks on music taking a turn back to the 90's, reveals why he slowed down with sampling.
As a producer who has been around for decades, Ski Beatz is an artist who is quite familiar with the various trends in Hip Hop. The producer recently spoke on the latest musical trend in Hip Hop, which happens to be creating tracks reminiscent of a 90’s sound, in his interview with PlanetIll.com.
In the interview Ski Beatz explained that 90’s music was inspired by the 70’s and that music now is beginning to sound more and more like songs from the 90’s.
“Camp Lo is a perfect example of that sound. The 90’s is like the 70’s now,” Ski Beatz explained to PlanetIll.com. “You know what I mean? A lot of [people are] getting hip to that 90’s sound. I just came back from Paris yesterday and all they wanted to hear, they didn’t want to hear anything that was on the radio, all they wanted to hear me spin was all 1990’s music. You would’ve swore I was Kid Capri in Paris.”
At one point in his career Ski Beatz took a break from sampling and instead utilized a live band, he explained his reasoning behind that choice during the interview.
“Well, the original reason was we [had] an independent label and I was doing like a lot of sampling when I first hooked back up with Dame and he was like ‘Yo, we independent. We not gonna be able to clear the samples. We ain’t got no budget for this.’ So I said ‘Yo, we’ll just replay them.’ We’ll find some musicians and we’ll replay it," said Ski. "But we took it a step further we got the musicians but turned the musicians into our band, our in-house band.”
While Ski Beatz is most well-known for his production talent he revealed that he might return to the mic for his next project, Karate School Part 3.
“I might do something later. I think on this Karate School Part 3 I might do a feature on a track with somebody, it all depends. [I’ve been] rhyming lately so I might do it…That’s my first love I gotta do it,” he explained.
Source: HHDX
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Game Promises Response To 50 Cent’s "Love, Hate, Love" Track
Game says 50's lines in "Love, Hate, Love," will not go unanswered and promises his own record once he hits a studio.
50 Cent's latest track "Love, Hate, Love" made its first rounds over the Web yesterday, stirring up sentiments because of its provocative content and intent. Fif spit more hate than he did love though, taking overt shots at both Lil Wayne and full-time adversary, Game.
While Fif questioned Weezy's un-Hip Hop-like style ("Actin' like a white boy bored/ Now you wanna jump a flight of stairs on a skateboard") and mocked the rapper's clothing ("Why the fuck your pants so tight?/ You trying to show niggas your ass, your alternative life"), his aims at Game struck more personal:
"You said you was gonna see me when your homie got shot/ It's been a while so I'm guessing you must've forgot/ Once again you forget ain't this some shit/ You forgot about me bitch I wrote your hits."
While Wayne has not responded to the track, Game addressed it in a tweet on Thursday afternoon.
Source: HHDX
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Thursday, September 29, 2011
Mel Matrix ft. Hop Out Boyz - Freestyle (Rare)
Another rare freestyle from Mel Matrix & The HOB crew stay tuned for more!!!
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Sylvia Robinson, Sugar Hill Records Co-Founder Dead At 75
The legendary pioneer passed away earlier this morning in New Jersey.
Sylvia Vanterpool Robinson, credited as the Mother of Hip Hop, died earlier this morning from congestive heart failure.
As founder of Sugar Hill Records, the 75-year-old rap industry veteran first helped push Hip Hop to the mainstream, producing The Sugarhill Gang’s “Rapper’s Delight” in 1979. She also produced Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five’s “The Message,” as well as her 1973 hit “Pillow Talk.”
According to S2S, Robinson was ill for five months before passing away in Secaucus, New Jersey. She leaves behind a husband and three sons.
Source: HHDX
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Snoop Dogg Settles $500,000 Tax Bill From 2008
Snoop Dogg has settled a nearly half-million tax bill filed against him in December 2008.
According to The Detroit News (via AHH), Tha Doggfather settled his $476,338 tax bill on September 13th. Last year, the IRS filed another tax lien against the West Coast rapper for $598,309. He had been chipping away at the lien since then.
In addition to working on his movie and soundtrack for High School with Wiz Khalifa, Snoop is starring in a new family sitcom and was recently cast as Fillmore Slim in a biopic.
Source: HHDX
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Styles P, Sheek Louch Discuss Wu-Block LP
Over the last year, hip-hop has seen its share of collaborations between solo MCs, like Jay-Z and Kanye West, Eminem and Royce Da 5’9” and Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka Flame. Now, two of New York’s most respected rap crews, Wu-Tang Clan and The Lox, have decided to merge for a joint group album called Wu-Block, anchored by Ghostface Killah and Sheek Louch.
The two groups tell XXLMag.com they have locking in on the project for some time now.
“Me and Ghost doing this Wu-Block album,” Sheek told XXL. “It’s focused on me and Ghost but we got everybody on that muthafucka. Styles, Jada; we got everybody from RZA, to Rae to Meth, to my team.”
“Sheek and Ghost are spearheading that joint,” Styles added. “Everybody is playing their part. I’m having fun on this one. I’m just a soldier riding out on this one. We got a few joints [so far] and they knocking.
“It’s wonderful,” Styles continued. “As a MC, it’s like ‘I’m fucking working with this nigga? This nigga is somebody I listened to in my headphones while I was making my music, and recited his verses. This is a fellow MC. Even if you ain’t with somebody in your crew, as a MC, you share the love of words, the love of word play and the art of MCing. It’s always a pleasure to work with a Ghostface or Raekown. Those are two people I played. Those are people that I can say as a music head, those are two people I go to when I need to hear something.”
Sheek and Ghost got together in late 2010 while on the road promoting their respective LPs, Donnie G: Don Gorilla and Apollo Kids for Def Jam. “We did a tour together, me and Ghost,” Sheek explained. “After that, we decided to come back [and make an album]. Ghost tours a lot, so it was me saying ‘Come back, we’ll record.’ I would say we’ve been going strong for four months. We actually want it to come out in February. Its hip-hop for real. Me and him got the chicks too, but [the album is] real hip-hop. We trying to get 17 [tracks] done, but monsters. This shit is monstrous. It’s on and poppin’.”
Source: XXL
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Lil Wayne Talks Jay-Z Beef, Says It "Isn't About Competition"
Lil Wayne has once again addressed his beef with Jay-Z, claiming that he knew what he was doing when he dissed Hov on “It’s Good.” In a cover story for VIBE Magazine, Weezy explained that he doesn’t consider other rappers as “competition” and that he’s just focused on his own career.
“There’s no competition [with any artists]. Music isn’t about competition no more. All the gangster rappers are happy, all the skateboard rappers are happy, all the white rappers are happy…,” he said. “Everybody just happy to do music these days. There are no problems. That shit died a long time ago with them old-ass rappers. We are just making music, making money and having fun feeding our families. Competition is for the old guys.”
He also spoke about how he knew others would look at his shots towards Hov as a diss, but says that he didn’t fear any repercussions.
“I know for a fact, music is about perception. You can't do anything but perceive what you hear. If I know that for a fact, I can never be upset about someone's reaction to it. I'm not gonna say I don't know what will happen before I say it [on record]. I do know what will happen. I am aware of it. It is what it is,” he continued. “Well, I'm a man. I believe as a man you should know that. Every man should know the repercussions and consequences behind whatever they do before they do it. And of course, I know there won't be any repercussions behind what I did.”
Source: HHDX
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T.I. Released From Halfway House, Completes 11-Month Sentence
After serving an 11-month sentence for violating his parole on a gun conviction, T.I. is once again a free man.
According to CNN, Tip was released from his halfway house in Atlanta, Georgia earlier this morning. He was initially sent to the house on August 31st, but briefly returned to jail for a short while after prison officials suspected he was conducting business on his bus to the home.
The King of the South originally entered prison in 2009 after cops arrested him for attempting to buy machine guns in a grocery store parking lot. He served seven months for the crime, and later returned to the clink after police pulled him over for making an illegal U-turn and discovered drugs in his vehicle.
Source: HHDX
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