Reks and Action Bronson team up on this Statik Selektah beat from Straight, No Chaser, Reks new album which is available on Itunes……
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The JUNGLE FIRE band sound digs deep and resurrects classic afro/latin funk with an approach that is both authentic and highly explosive!
Hailing from Los Angeles members have performed with Stevie Wonder, Joe Bataan, Breakestra, Ozomatli, Quantic, Alice Russell, La Santa Cecilia, Simple Citizens, Celia Cruz, Orgone, The Greyboy Allstars and the list goes on. Keep a watchful eye out as JUNGLE FIRE continues to scorch dance floors and heat up clubs across the nation!
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Support artists, period……or else risk losing the art form forever…..supported by Mr J Medieros of the Procussions and Erica Thompson, The Brovas remind you to support the culture….Keep the vibe…..be sure to check out their new mixtape Fancy Anthrax: Pre-Loaded Guns & Alcohol……
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Man, Dean keeps coming with that Raw hip-hop music, this time blessing DJ Soko with a banger for Guilty Simpson to rock on……available on limited edition Mello Music Group 7″ which includes the song “Stand Up” with Hassaan Mackey & Guilty Simpson and produced by Apollo Brown…..yeah…Hip Hop and you do not stop….purchase it here
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Mack Life gives some insight into who he as an emcee is on this self-titled track from his Sophisticated Ignorance album which will be dropping soon.
DOWNLOAD : MACK LIFE – MACK LIFE
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Check out the new colorways of the proudly “Made In USA” New Balance 1300 coming this fall……very clean
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Jaecyn Bayne’s debut album Audio Therapy is due out tomorrow, here’s a track with the uncanny Can-I-Bus on the hook…..enjoy
DOWNLOAD : JAECYN BAYNE – BIS AND BAYNE [FEAT CAN-I-BUS]
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In 1996, the Philadelphia Eagles used it’s 61st pick in the second round of the NFL draft to take a two-time all-american safety from Clemson, Brian Dawkins. Brian won the job of starting Free-Safety and never looked back. He held the position until the end of the 2008 season, when he was not re-signed by the Eagles. He would later sign with the Broncos and enjoy a few very productive seasons until he retired earlier this afternoon. As an Eagles fan, I have the utmost respect for Mr. Dawkins. He was the anchor in a secondary that also included Troy Vincent and Bobby Taylor. They were key in the smoothering Eagles defense, Dawkins was elected to 9 Pro-Bowls, he was an All-Pro 6 times and he was named to the 2000 all decade team. Dawkins started 181 of the 182 games he played for the Eagles…..that’s ridiculous by most standards…..He played the game with a passion that is seldom seen these days. I’d have no problem with him returning to Philly in some sort of coaching capacity…..anything, or hell he can have Reid’s job if you ask me….justsayin…..
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Talib Kweli, Kool G Rap, Rah Digga, SPorty Thievz, Mos Def, Shabaam Shadeeq, Common, Pharoahe Monch, & Posdonuos….though the song was originally recorded after the shooting death of Amadu Diallo in New York City in 1999, it’s message rings just as true today…listen and get some revolutionary bars….
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Chuuwee’s Crown Me King will serve as the prelude to his long-awaited official solo-debut, Wild Style, which will be released on 5-29-2012 via Amalgam Digital. Whereas Chuuwee’s previous efforts were hybrid sub-genres he created such as “neo-boombap” (neo-soul meets boom-bap) or “hooliganarism” which Chuuwee describes as Treach of Naughty By Nature meets Wakka Flakka Flame, Wild Style can be summarized as pure 90s Hip Hop, where he is taking the classic elements of the golden era with the look, sound and the feel and then applying them to the present day. Inspired by Gang Starr, A Tribe Called Quest, Big L, De La Soul with even hints of DMX, Wild Style promises to be Chuuwee’s break-out project, one that will showcase him as being a frontrunner lyricist from Hip-Hop’s new school; while also paying homage and respect to the great pioneers of the 1990’s. “Wild Style is the album that’s going to eradicate weak rap off the face of the map. It is the return of real Hip-Hop. It’s pure and it’s not me trying to re-make it. It’s not me telling you its 90s Hip-Hop; it is 90s Hip-Hop” says Chuuwee.
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