Monday, October 3, 2011
Lyle Horowitz - Let Them Eat Cake (2011)
01. Let Them Eat Cake (Intro
02. Message From A Friend feat. PreZZure
03. Bloody Nail Clippers (Interlude)
04. Melvin Burch Vs. The House Fly feat. Melvin Burch
05. Guillotine Chop
06. Somnambulism
07. Bring Me The Head Of Emilo Pucci feat. Adam Warlock
08. Internal Monologue
09. The Fury / The Search Party
10. Cake Eaters feat. Dieter Schaaf
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5846 Films
Tek Na Lo G - Serene
Tek Na Lo G "Serene"
From the upcoming album "Rise Of The Machines", out October 15th on Digi Crates.
Sunday, October 2, 2011
VA - BBE 15: 15 Years Of Real Music For Real People (WEB) (2011)
01. DJ Vadim - Intro
02. Marley Marl - Spazz
03. Marc Mac presents Visioneers - The World Is Yours
04. Pete Rock - Nothin' Lesser feat. The UN
05. Marc Mac presents Visioneers - Dirty Old Bossa Nova
06. Roy Ayers - Funk In The Hole
07. DJ Vadim - Fear Feats feat. Emo & Syrus
08. DJ Devastate - Don't Stop feat. Segerfalk
09. Pete Rock - Mind Frame feat. Freddie Foxxx
10. Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Appreciate
11. Pete Rock - Hip Hopcrisy
12. Pete Rock - Pete's Jazz
13. Marley Marl - Foundation Symphony feat. Larry O, Seven Shawn, J Wells & Miss Man
14. Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Back On The Block
15. Will.I.Am - Lay Me Down feat. Terry Dexter
16. Richy Pitch - Black Star feat. Manifest
17. Luisito Quintero - El Jibarita Y El Cubanito feat. Jose Mangual Jr & Milton Cardona
18. Ty - Heart Is Breaking feat. Sway & Roses Gabor
19. DJ Vadim - Kill, Kill, Kill feat. Big Red & Katherine De Boer
20. DJ Vadim - Manchester
21. Slakah The Beatchild - What's This Feelin
22. Aaron Jerome - Dancing Girl feat. Mozez
23. Osunlade - Everything In Its Right Place feat. Erro
24. Roy Ayers - Kwajilori
25. Nick Van Gelder - Ain't No Friend Of Mine feat. Dom Glover
26. Roy Ayers - Tarzan
27. Million Dollar Orchestra - Canal Street Bus Stop
28. DJ Vadim - Hidden Treasure feat. Sabira Jade & Kwasi Asante
29. DJ Vadim - Watch That Sound (J Star Fat Drop Remix)
30. Roy Ayers - Mystic Voyage (Version)
31. Katalyst - How Bout Us feat. Steve Spacek
32. J Live - The Upgrade feat. Oddisee & Posdnous
33. Marc Mac presents Visioneers - Funk Box feat. Capitol A
34. Slakah The Beatchild - Enjoy Ya Self
35. Julien Dyne - Falling Down feat. Parks
36. Benny Tones - Nevermind feat. Mara Tk
37. Krewcial - On Point feat. Kazi & Oh No
38. Katalyst - Dedicated feat. Diverse
39. DJ Jazzy Jeff - Supa Jean feat. Jean Grae
40. Dynas - The Future feat. Jazzy Jeff
41. DJ Jazzy Jeff - Practice feat. J Live
42. Jay Dee - Come Get It (Where You At) feat. Elzhi
43. Jay Dee - It's Like That
44. Jay Dee - Pause feat. Frank N Dank (12" Version)
45. Electric Wire Hustle - Chaser
46. DJ Jazzy Jeff - Scram
47. DJ Jazzy Jeff - Branded feat. Pauly Yamz
48. DJ Jazzy Jeff - Are You Ready feat. Slum Village
49. DJ Vadim - Talk To Me feat. Sena
50. Funky DL - 1947 feat. Lei-an & Xantone Blacq
51. Pete Rock & CL Smooth - It's A Love Thing
52. DJ Spinna - Surely
53. DJ Spinna - Glad You're Mine feat. Angela Johnson
54. King Britt - Superstar feat. Ivana Santilli
55. Larry Gold - No Stoppin' feat. Black Thought, Gene Mcfadden & John Whitehead
56. Vikter Duplaix - I See The Sun feat. Tye Tribbett & GA
57. Richy Pitch - Ninsuo feat. Kwesi Dankwa
58. Slakah The Beatchild - B Boy Beef V2
59. Aaron Jerome - Late Night Mission (The Bump) feat. Yungun
60. Al Kent - Come Back Home
61. DJ Spinna - Music In Me (Come Alive) feat. Shaun Escoffery
62. DJ Jazzy Jeff - Rock Wit U feat. Erro (Osunlade Yoruba Soul Dub)
63. Madlib The Beat Konducta - Stop
64. Madlib The Beat Konducta - The Way That I Live feat. Stacy Epps
65. Space Invadas - Soul Ship (Interlude)
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Rawcotiks - Hardcore Hip-Hop: The Album (Bootleg) (2011)
01. Going All Out (prod. by Noodles) (1998)
02. Magic Chef (prod. by JuJu) (1997)
03. Live Your Life (prod. by The Mighty V.I.C.) (1997)
04. Everyday That Goes By (prod. by DJ Honda) (1998)
06. No Questions feat. Al' Tariq, Problemz & Black Attack (prod. by No ID) (1996)
07. Place Ya Bets (prod. by JAO) (2000)
07. We Don't Play feat. Missin Linx, S-On & Manifest (prod. by DJ Honda) (2000)
08. Nevertheless (prod. by José "ChoCo" Reynoso) (1997)
09. God's Connect feat. Al'Tariq, Problemz & Black Attack (prod. by Beatnuts) (1996)
10. Let A Couple Off II feat. Beatnuts & A.L. (prod. by Beatnuts) (1998)
11. Treat$ feat. Beatnuts, Nogoodus & A.L. (prod. by Beatnuts) (1998)
12. Life That I'm Living (prod. by AA) (1996)
13. Get On Your Job feat. Problemz & Black Attack (prod. by DJ Honda) (2000)
14. What It Looks Like (prod. by Noodles) (1998)
15. Real Heads (prod. by Groove Merchant) (1997)
16. Hardcore Hip-Hop (DJ Premier Remix) (1996)
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The Lost Tapes
Note: Never mind the tags and sound quality of some tracks.
BBRS Interviews: Access Immortal
Who is Access Immortal?
Access Immortal is a fan of Hip Hop and music and general that got into the business to try to make a difference and contribute to the artform that I grew up on. I try and bring people a reality sound of music. I rhyme about things I really go through or see around me and not a life that most people can't relate to like some other artists do.
What was your first encounter with Hip Hop?
Back when I was a kid and the radio was my window into all these dope artists. I wasn't even allowed to listen to half the people I did, but I listened anyway, sneaking explicit tapes into the house and hiding them. I didn't even know who I was listening to half the time but I was hooked to listening to Funkmaster Flex and in the 90's when Clue had a mixtape show. I loved that era because he played a lot of artists who would never get play on regular radio.
What artists have influenced you?
A bunch over time but to run down a few when I first got into it. Mobb Deep, The Lox, Big Daddy Kane, Nas, Buckshot and later on just good songmakers. I love everything T.I. puts out, he says some really deep stuff in his music. Sometimes the message gets lost on people because an artist is successful and they feel like only someone who's underground or indie is worth hearing and that's not even true. Anyone can make good music and a lot of people do. People just have to stop being close minded and realize, good music comes from every angle, and not just with Hip Hop either.
How long have you been rhyming?
I started back in the late 90's but I never took it serious, it was just something to play around with. I didn't really get serious until probably 2001 when I felt like I could make something out of it. Before then it was just doing freestyles and rhyming over other people's beats, and once I took it serious, I started making my own music and putting together full length projects.
Where did you get your name from?
It's just something I came up with when I first started taking music serious. It doesn't have any special meaning or anything like that though.
What makes you different from other MC's?
I just think that I'm always myself, inside and outside the music. It's not really 2 seperate persona's. I also don't follow any trends of what's supposedly hot at the moment. I make the music I like to make and it stands out because other people are trying to make what they think is going to get them signed or make them rich, even though it's not that easy.
You have released "Last Summer In Brooklyn 2" earlier this year. How has it been received?
So far so good. I put it out in January and the response was great from the start. I've put out 3 videos from it so far and I'm about to release a 4th. Artists these days tend to put out projects and then work them for 5-6 months, then go on to the next one. I think people should stick with things longer because they don't really achieve the full potential of the music they're putting out, and that's what I'm trying to do with "Last Summer In Brooklyn 2". I want it to reach as high as it can and gain as many new fans as I possibly can with every project.
What are you currently working on?
Not much as far as solo work. I just want to push the stuff I already have out, but I have some side projects that I'll talk about in the future. The upcoming one is the Empire Nation 2 mixtape, which consist of myself, Verse Essential, J.D. Nero, Jukstapose, Fess Gotchu & Dayz Da Empora. We dropped the first mixtape back in May and had a great response from that, plus we produced 4 videos off the project which is unheard of for most free mixtapes. That along with some side stuff I'm coming up, along with "Last Summer In Brooklyn 2" already out is going to provide people with a steady flow of material for the rest of the year.
What is the last album you've bought?
I don't even remember. I don't buy too many albums anymore. I used to when I was a DJ, that's all I did, but since I became an artist, I don't even find the time to listen to as much other music as I would like to.
What are your interests outside of Hip Hop?
Outside of Hip Hop. I'm also a photographer, video director and a journalist. I like to keep a full plate, plus I'm a gamer aswell and I try to tie everything together when I'm making the music. Huge fan of movies too, I watch a lot of movies in my down time, as rare as that is lol. I like to know what goes on with current events too. I'm not into politics but I like to try and be a voice to people when it comes to social issues I have personal knowledge of, as I think sometimes people need advice from the inside. We as artists have such a voice that we should use it for more than just making music trying to become rich. When we rap about the hood or the ghetto, we wish we didn't have to, but so many people leave it and never look back, and they should, because just a few words can change anyone's life.
When can we expect you doing a tour in Europe?
Hopefully sooner than later. I'm working on some connects out there to get some dates I hope. Me and the promoters just need to get talking and make it happen because I get asked that alot.
Any last words?
I'd like to thank all my fans out that for supporting me. This year has been crazy with all the videos and getting this Empire Nation thing going. I have love for everyone that has been down since the start and all the people becoming new fans cause I need the support. You can never get too much support.
Stay on the look out for new music & videos from me aswell as shows and from everybody in the crew, and thanks for the interview.
Find out more about Access Immortal:
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MF Doom - Special Herbs: The Box Set Vol. 0-9 (2011)
The entire series plus 10 additional Doom beats, and a bonus 7" with two more instrumentals from the metalfaced producer. Unlike 2006s 3-CD Special Herbs mix, this collection contains all the beats in their full, original form, making it the definitive Doom instrumental anthology.
The complete Special Herbs collection in MP3 format (320 kbps).
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JK The Supernova - 1st Come 1st Served The EP Vol. 2 (2011)
Fess Grandiose - Life In Lo-Fi... Vol. 1 (2011)
01. Intro
02. Dolla-Holla
03. Get It Right
04. Another Dilla Beat Pt. 1 & 2
05. Piled In feat. Impolite Society
06. Nutz feat. Fam
07. Krucial x Happy Meals
08. All-City feat. Impolite Society
09. The Rotation
10. Interlude
11. Freshadelic
12. Fame feat. Guilty Simpson
13. Another Dilla Beat Pt. 3
14. Artificial Love
15. Outro
16. Extraordinaire (Bonus Track)
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Concept feat. John Robinson - Breakthrough
Concept feat. John Robinson "Breakthrough"
From the album "Impromptu Notes", out now on CD. Order your copy here
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Grap Luva - Work Is Never Done (prod. by Damu The Fudgemunk)
Grap Luva "Work Is Never Done"
(Produced by Damu The Fudgemunk)
From the long awaited "Neva Done EP", available for pre-order here
Sinitus Tempo - A Change In Seasons (Koyo Promo)
Promo video for the upcoming instrumental album "Koyo", out October 18th.
Tygastyle (of Masstapeace) - Father Of The Year (WEB) (2011)
01. Intro (Month Of May)
02. Memory Lane
03. Claiming What’s Mine feat. Gee.ko
04. The Poison And The Remedy feat. Lateb
05. Windows Down feat. Kali, Termanology, Axe & Planetary
06. Feel You, Feeling Me
07. Best Years
08. Ring Leader
09. On A Mission
10. Father’s Day Interlude
11. Dangerous Living feat. Lawrence Arnell
12. Follow The Rules feat. Illicit & Mic Stylz
13. You Can Find Me feat. J’You
14. Ghost’s In My Closet
15. Outro (Father Of The Year)
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Mark Deez Vs. Rick Mendoza - Play Your Position EP (2011)
01. Intro
02. Play Your Position feat. BurntMD & Phil The Agony
03. You Ain't Ready
04. The Mic
05. Sirenity feat. Klee Magor & Swann
06. You Don't Want No Problems
07. You Ain't Building feat. Dr. iLL
08. R.H.Y.M.E. feat. Alpha The First
09. You Don't Want No Problems (RMX) feat. Shallow Pockets
10. Keep On Moving (Bonus Track)
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Mark Deez
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