Showing posts with label Stacy Epps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stacy Epps. Show all posts

Sunday, September 21, 2008

Herbalizer - Same As It Never Was(2008)



Tracklist:
1. Same As It Never Was
2. On Your Knees (feat. Jessica Darling)
3. Just Won’t Stop (feat. Yungun aka Essa)
4. The Next Spot
5. Can’t Help This Feeling (feat. Jessica Darling)
6. Amores Bongo
7. Street Karma (A Cautionary Tale) (feat. Jean Grae)
8. You’re Not All That (feat. Jessica Darling)
9. Blackwater Drive
10. Game Set & Match feat. More Or Les
11. Clap Your Hands (feat. Jessica Darling)
12. Stranded on Earth (feat. Jessica Darling)

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Saturday, September 20, 2008

Stacy Epps - The Awakening (2008)






1. Eppisode
2. The Awakening
3. OM
4. Addicted
5. Heaven
6. Cosmik Dust
7. Floatin
8. Floatin (reprise)
9. Who Knows
10. Mothership
11. 00:00


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Friday, August 29, 2008

Stacy Epps - Ruff Draft(2007)






01. Blessing (Prod. Apex)
02. Skin Play ft. Madlib (Prod. Dilla)
03. 222 (Hit Me) ft. Muhsinah
04. Arms ft. Bilal Salaam (Prod. Madlib)
05. Loose Change (Prod. Pudgemcee)
06. Down Falling (Prod. Madlib)
07. Rhyme Cycle ft. Panama Black, Doodlebug, & Jawwaad (Prod. Dr. WhoDat)
08. Smoky Mirrors (Prod. Apex)
09. Muthaland (Prod. Madlib)
10. Miuzik (Prod. Stacy Epps)
11. Peace (Prod. Apex)



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One event stands out in emcee/songstress/musical super-heroine Stacy Epps’ memory as a pivotal point in her evolution. In 2005, she visited Cape Town, South Africa for six weeks. Early into her trip, she was hanging out at a local hip-hop club when fate threw a golden moment her way. “This guy came up to me and asked me if I was Stacy Epps,” she recounts, still blown by the experience a full year later. “It just blew me away that he recognized me, that people really research me to even find out what I look like. Then they played my record in the club. It was just amazing to me how far my music had spread, and that people in the Muthaland were familiar with and appreciated my music.” The song the deejay played that night was “Eye”, a track from MF DOOM and Madlib’s collaboration album Madvillainy (Stone’s Throw, 2004) which Stacy guest appeared on, propelling her to buzz status on the independent hip-hop scene. And her chance encounter that night in Cape Town was, much like the song itself, one more in a long procession of signs that line the road to her destiny as a vocalist without boundaries, a singing, rapping, vibing conductor of emotion, soul and sweet spirit. Like all superheroes, it is a destiny that took her a while to fully embrace.