Masta Ace – Nostalgia (Listen Here)
Pretty dope track, Ace never Disappoints.
Large Professor – The Radar (Listen Here)
Real ill record, good to see P at it again.
This marco polo album is looking to be real dope.
Two New Joints Off Marco Polo’s Upcoming LP
February 28, 2007
Posted by KINGGS Rumoured The Carter 3 Cover
February 28, 2007
My homie who writes for a hip hop mag over in the UK sent me it… He said it was official but I’m not sure.
*Bird Call* IM OUT!
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This Weeks New Records
February 26, 2007
Ghostface Killah – Wise
Sounds kind of like a Cormega type of story at the beginning, same with the beat too, but hey its still dope.
Memphis Bleek – Never Forget Me
Sorry for the bad quality, its a decent track though, if your into Memphis then you will like.
Domingo – Fuck You Mean (Feat. PackFM, Brother Ali and Slug)
PackFM rips the shit out of this track, like always.
Charlie Baltimore – Come Test Us (Feat. Lil Wayne)
The return of Ms. Baltimore, if you are into Weezy or her then I guess you will like it.
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Noname Rapper Airs Out Hov
February 26, 2007
Noname emcee Omilio Sparks, who was once a member of Roc-a-Fella Records, is speaking out about his old label as well as Camel Hov. In a recent interview, Sparks went on to claim that things at The Roc weren’t all good.
“It wasn’t all that it cracked up to be. It was smoke and mirrors. In the beginning it was all cool ’cause we was all young. You had Neef and them, they was 16, 17 [years-old] and Me and O was like 18, 20 [years-old] at the time. You straight from the ghetto, you meet Hov and next thing you know, you’re on TV. You got albums out, you’re on the road, so it was a rush. Everything was cool. Then we start blowin’ up. Then everybody wanting to know the business side of things. Me and O was doing our thing, but then O kept going to jail, getting locked up, so he couldn’t put nothing out. The Gunnas is dropping they thing, Freeway came did his thing, then the Roc-A-Fella break up come. Mac goes to jail, then there’s a bunch of bullshit going on,” he recently explained to XXL.
According to Sparks and anyone who listens to Hip-Hop, Jay hasn’t done what he should be doing.
“From my perspective as a nigga, if I put that kinda work in for somebody, you gotta look out. If you put soldiers out in the field, and they lose a leg or something they [get] the Purple Heart and shit like that. They get they veterans check, you feel me?…[They] put theysleves in position for you, and at the end of the day you say, fuck ‘em…I haven’t talked to Dame. Reached out to Hov. In fact, we bumped heads a few times.”
So, what sparked this problem with spark and Jay?
“Went up to the office a while go and hollered at TyTy. But not recently. He a busy man, too. I tried to get him to clear the record, “It Aint’ My Fault,” so I don’t know what he up to right now…We tried to get it cleared and he ain’t want to clear the record. I don’t understand. It’s business. I would like to see him and ask, “What? You don’t like the record?” I want to talk to him and look him in his face ask, “What’s up?” We had a deal for that record, change for it up front. All he had to do was clear it—call downstairs and clear the record,” he added.
Before leaving, he had this message for Jay-Z.
“Clear the record man! Clear the muthafuckin’ record man! Don’t stop my bread. Fuck, what for?! That’s all.”
It’s Not Unusual To Be Baalliiinnnn!!!1!
February 25, 2007
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illRoots Grab Bag: Vol. 6
February 24, 2007
Another slow weekend, so here is another early Grab Bag, This is one of my favorites and if my memory is not being an ass I think this won a grammy….
Digable Planets – Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat) (Listen Here)
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J.D. And Travis Barker Pair Up For So So Clothing
February 24, 2007
Producer/songwriter Jermaine Dupri is putting out a different type of creation on buyer’s with his new So So Def clothing line.
The limited edition collection, which will include co-branded hoodys, t-shirts, hats, belts and belt buckles, will be sold at 200 stores throughout the U.S. beginning in April.
This is Dupri’s first fashion line, as he partners with Travis Barker’s clothing company, Famous Stars and Straps, for the project.
The two developed the concept and created the designs for the Famous Stars and Straps and So So Def line, which was unveiled earlier this month at the MAGIC fashion and apparel trade show in Las Vegas.
Dupri’s clothing line comes on the heels of his appointment as the new president of Island Records Urban Music, a new division of the Island Def Jam Music Group (IDJ).
