Showing posts with label Hip Hop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hip Hop. Show all posts

24 August 2011

Median- 'The Sender'


Tracklist
01. Take A Chance feat. Phonte
Produced by Kev Brown
02.
Bright Individual Produced by Khrysis
Additional vocals by Jeanne Jolly
Cuts by DJ Flash

03. Open My Thoughts Produced by 9th Wonder
04. Turn Ya On feat. Phonte and Big Remo Produced by S1
05. Crazy Visions Produced by Khrysis
06. Okie Dokers feat. Khrysis
Produced by Khrysis
07. Fresh Breath feat. Sundown of Actual Proof and King Mez
Produced by 9th Wonder 08. Sizzlin feat. Rapsody Produced by Fatin "10" Horton
Cuts by DJ Flash

09. Right On feat. Halo Produced by 9th Wonder
10. Hi Five
Produced by Amp
11. Special feat. Phonte, YahZarah, and Bahamadia Produced by Astronote
12. Kiss the Sky feat. Sy Smith
Produced by 9th Wonder
Keys by Zo!

13.
The Sender Produced by 9th Wonder

17 August 2011

The Red Bull Culture Clash






"...The Roundhouse had these generations all together in one venue, four pounding rigs set around the circular arena, Metalheadz, Digital Mystikz, Trojan and Soul II Soul. Red Bull had equipped the event with some of the most nose-itching bass and pant-wetting selectors to ever grace a rig, and from the gig's start the place was getting rammed out. Trojan smoothed any pre-clash nerves with Ken Boothe's Everything I Own and some Delroy Wilson, and then everyone wheeled round to see Goldie's old mucker Storm begin proceedings with John B's anthem Up All Night. It was odd seeing people shocking out to Metalheadz' bass rig having been shuffling around to reggae love songs a seconds earlier, but the mix worked.

Next was DMZ's turn, and this is when the drama started. After young Coki committed the schoolboy error of messing up the mix out of his beautiful Sizzla Dry Cry remix, MC Sgt Pokes got on the mic: "It's nice to hear all that jungle, that old stuff. I feel bad here, 'cause we're murdering the elderly. All the others sounds are shit." This was enough to spark off a serious confrontation between DMZ and Metalheadz, that saw GQ administer them a severe ticking off in the next round: "Digital - don't let me hear you saying that any of the other sounds are shit. You wouldn't be around without sounds like Trojan, who came with dubwise, and as for Soul II Soul, I was hitting their nights in the Africa Centre when you were in your nappies bruv, so show respect." Then when jungle turncoat DJ Zinc appeared at the dubstep rig tempers looked set to explode. "What are you doing over there!" bellowed GQ furiously from across the Roundhouse, as Zinc disappeared sheepishly behind a speaker.

Jazzie B turned up armed with 16 dubplates, the most memorable being one being a Shabba Ranks record and another by Gregory Isaacs. Andy C and Goldie got the crowd rocking to Bad Company's Nitrous, Taktix's The Way, and Capone's Tudor Rose before DMZ pulled the carpet away by claiming they were too 'One Nation' and played some more obscure rollers. Soul II Soul were many's favourite, playing some diaphragm-puncturing industrial hip hop and funk, while Trojan kept the atmosphere warm and easy as Superfour struck a singular figure on stage with goofy front teeth, raffish bandanna and blind man's stick. In terms of unbridled competition, a gag-reflex sound system and incredible span and quality of urban music, Clash had never seen anything like it. Metalheadz won - Goldie danced a jig while Mala kissed his teeth - but it didn't matter. The Roundhouse got a night that will live on in b-boy lore for years to come..." The Warm-Up Soundsystems play 15 minutes each in the following order: Jazzie B Trojan Sound System Metalheadz Digital Mystikz

Round 1: Selection Round

Soundsystems play 20 minutes each in the following order:
Trojan Sound System Metalheadz Digital Mystikz Jazzie B

Round 2: Entertainment Round

Soundsystems play 20 minutes each in the following order:
Metalheadz Digital Mystikz Jazzie B Trojan Sound System

Round 3: Mixed-Up Styles

Soundsystems play 20 minutes each in the following order:
Digital Mystikz Jazzie B Trojan Sound System Metalheadz

Round 4: Final Round - The Decider

Soundsystems play 15 minutes each in the following order:
Jazzie B Trojan Sound System Digital Mystikz Metalheadz

Parts 1-3

Part 4-5

24 June 2011

Wes Felton -'Distraction City'


01 Integrity Ft. Malcolm Jamal Warner
02 Nubiantro
03 Unforgotten Ft. Grap Luva & Chronkite
04 Get Down
05 Take the Time Ft. Purple St. James
06 All Eye See Ft. Cy Young
07 Breathe a Bit
08 You Are a Part Ft. Spanky Wilson
09 58 Northeast
10 In Other Words
11 We Got a Thing in Ny
12 Yesterday
13 You'll Never Know Ft. Bilal Salaam
14 If You Only Knew Ft. Emoni Fela
15 Most Beauty Full of Things Ever Ft. Big Brooklyn Red

23 June 2011

The Globetroddas- The Love EP


TRACKLIST:

01. Love
02. Get It Poppin
03. Livin’ In The Struggle
04. 4 The Ladies..
05. Picture Perfect
06. Cali Livin
07. Down Wit’ Us

9 December 2010

Diddy Dirty Money- Last Train To Paris


01-  intro                                      [01:34]
02-  yeah yeah you would feat grace jones       [03:42]
03-  i hate that you love me                    [03:35]
04-  ass on the floor feat swizz beatz          [04:04]
05-  looking for love feat usher                [04:18]
06-  someone to love me                         [03:08]
07-  hate you now                               [04:10]
08-  yesterday feat chris brown                 [04:31]
09-  shades feat lil wayne justin timberlake    [05:57]
     bilal and james fauntleroy
10-  angels feat biggie smalls and rick ross    [05:11]
11-  your love feat trey songz                  [03:54]
12-  strobe lights feat lil wayne               [03:33]
13-  hello good morning feat T.I                [04:27]
14-  i know feat chris brown wiz khalifa and    [04:32]
     seven of rich girl
15-  coming home feat skylar grey               [04:01]
16-  loving you no more feat drake              [04:05]
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