Over the Pac Div single.
Jae Millz – Run 4 Mayor [via iR]
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“Ain’t Like Us” with A-Mafia was one of my fav joints off Public Enemy. That doesn’t have shit to do with this, I just thought that I should mention…
Over the “Criminology” beat.
Hell Rell ft. A-Mafia – Criminal Minds
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Shout to Duke Da God
Previously: A-Mafia – We Back (prod. AraabMUZIK)
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Chances are, if you’ve been looking at the countless “Best of 2009″ lists that are popping up on blogs left and right, you’ve been reminded of just how awesome Tanya Morgan’s Brooklynati was, and how it figured on your personal soundtrack this year. The album has been absolutely everywhere- ranking among the year’s best according to Amazon.com,AllMusic.com, The Village Voice, The Onion AV Club, PopMatters.com, TheUrbanDaily.com, and several others (click-through for direct links to the lists). Well, in the name of Brooklynatian civic pride and the holiday spirit, Tanya Morgan emcees Von Pea, Donwill, and Ilyas are dropping a stocking stuffer on you just in time to liven up your holiday parties- the Brooklynati Sample Mix. A fascinating listen for both fans of Brooklynati and aspiring producers, theSample Mix is a breakdown of the samples used by emcee/producer Von Pea on the groundbreaking 2009 original.
Here’s another cut from Shaun Boothe’s upcoming album, Hip-Hop In 3D.
Shaun Boothe ft. Talib Kweli – Concepts
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Previously: Shaun Boothe – Poor Boy (Video)
Black Milk gives his fans a preview of what’s sure to be a big 2010 with three full length releases: Random Axe with Guilty Simpson and Sean Price, “Searching for Sanity” with vocalist Melanie Rutherford, and his latest solo release. Look for “Album of the Year” to drop in Summer 2010 on Fat Beats Records.
I’m gonna start punching people in the face if I don’t get a Random Axe leak soon.
Here’s a profile of Homeboy Sandman by NYC based photographer TONE. His site is a big compendium of dope shit, so definitely head over there and start clicking.
via MTV
Clip from Lil Wayne & DJ Scoob Doo’s Nino Brown Story Pt. 2 DVD.
“It’s phenomenal to see somebody at 7 o’clock in the morning or 8 o’clock in the morning, after being in the studio a good 10, 12 hours, and still having fun,” he said. “You’re going to see him laughing at himself. He’s not listening to anybody tell jokes. He’s listening to his own words, he’s listening to his own raps, and he’s having the best time of his life.”
And Wayne says he ignores people who say he takes other MCs down when he freestyles over their tracks. ” ‘You killed that nigga on his own song!’ That’s not the intentions, brother. No, I did not kill nobody on their own song. I like the song; that’s why I killed it. I didn’t kill them. I’m not even rapping like them.”
After the jump, another clip from the DVD where Lil Wayne shows off his recording booth.
Previously: Lil Wayne Talks About His Early Years In The Industry
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