Check out Eternia live tonight on The Real Frequency show. Her and MoSS will be in-studio for the entire 2-hrs (11-1am) talking about their new collaborative project At Last, their crazy promo campaign for the project and more! From E herself:
You’ve been waitin’ for this moment for months & its finally here: E & MoSS talk “AT LAST” for the 1st time LIVE on AIR for 2 hrs (!!) TONIGHT, MONDAY OCT 26th 11pm-1am on The Real Frequency Show’s NEW NORTH series @ FLOW 93.5FM.
Ya Might Wanna Tune In if you been Fiendin’ to hear new tracks from “AT LAST”…
In Toronto: FLOW 93.5 on your FM Dial.
Outside of Toronto: http://www.flow935.com to Listen Live
Via 2DBz. Never thought I’d post a Soulja Boy joint on here but I guess this collabo was inevitable.
“I knew it… this record was fake. Smh, at folks trying to get some fame off of Drake’s name. Anyways this will be featured on one of Soulja Boy’s upcoming mixtapes with DJ Woogie.” – Shake from 2DBz
Thank you to the good people at The Substance Group, and dear Mahsa, for this link. Michael Jackson forever. Don’t forget, the MJ movie ‘This Is It’ comes out Wednesday! Track list is after the jump!
Today marks the official launch of the “He’s The King, I’m The DJ” mixtape project and UNDRCRWN is honored to have loaned thier influence to the latest creation by Philadelphia legend DJ Jazzy Jeff.
By blending popular favorites and rare gems-Jeff has masterfully created a new and exciting tribute mix that honors the King Of Pop. The music takes listeners on an emotional journey by opening with slow grooves like “Lady in My Life”, followed by a smooth transition into more uptempo classics. Included in the mix are exclusive remixes by Jeff!
UNDRCRWN was on board to add their signature caricature style to the mixtape cover art. Clever, nostalgic and from the heart- the artwork inspiration comes from the iconic Jazzy Jeff and Will Smith album “He’s The DJ, I’m The Rapper.”
This is the first track off Ron D.’s upcoming mixtape called Way Past Love. Check out Ronaldo at www.torontofresh.com!
“You guys have no idea… since the Jiggaman didn’t want the ”Empire state of Mind” beat out there I had to actually use my production skills and make this instrumental from scratch. So to all the DJs, Rappers, Singers who are requesting for the instrumental, in respect to Jay I will NOT send it out. Also the Acapella will be released on a Later Date…(you’ll see why).” – Ron D
A nice cool, glass of irony considering my last post. Here’s the final version for Timbaland’s “Say Something” feat. Drake, off Shock Value II (out November 23rd).
The final features a Timbaland verse which plays into the argument brought up in the previous post.
A reference track apparently recorded last year for a song that hasn’t been officially released.
Aah, the blog-ethics debate of placing an unreleased, unfinished composition out there; the argument being it undermines the future opportunity for the listener to hear the song in the ideal context of being new, completely realized and finished, or even that it makes it harder for the artist and/or producer to take parts of the composition and assimilate them into another.
The way I see it we’re here to show you what’s out there, with a relative, necessary degree of quality control.
And when it comes to reference tracks I promise not to post the ones that really shouldn’t have been released.
This one, as the title suggests, is so far from that..
Del Cowie | Words Of... | Saturday, October 24th, 2009
Hard to believe, but it’s been ten years since Citizen Kane issued one of Canadian hip-hop’s most consistent end-to end long players in the form of Deliverance.
Lead MC J-Spade, along with Rob Blye wrote lyrics with enviable emotional range on this release over some impressive production by Fin-S. An added dimension to the record after its release was the award-winning NFB film Raisin’ Kane directed by respected director Alison Duke that detailed the trials and tribulations of making, releasing and promoting the record. Here’s an album review I wrote for the November 1999 issue of Exclaim! and “Soldier Story,” one of the many standout tracks from Deliverance.
