Scholastic pursuits

 

5/01/2010

Free Spirit Of A Troubled Soul

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Damn i was reeeeeeal late on this one. But it’s super nice so imma post it anyway. Enjoy!

1. The Money [prod. Presto]
2. Still Love Ya feat. Celetia Martin [prod. Leggo]
3. Get It Off Ya Chest [feat. + prod. Nobody Famous]
4. Lost & Found [prod. Chuck Chilla]
5. The Find [prod. T.iM]
6. If U [prod. Leggo]
7. Word Is Bond [prod. Nobody Famous + cuts by DJ Mark1]
8. Make Way – Beat Ventriloquist Remix [prod. The Beat Ventriloquists]
9. The Example [prod. Leggo]
10. No Doubt feat. Sum Kid + Chris Clarke [prod. Chuck Chilla]
11. Tragedy [prod. Disco]
12. Just Move –Beat Ventriloquist Remix [prod. The Beat Ventriloquists]
13. The Spell feat. Osandi Sekou [prod. Leggo]
14. Happy Dayz – Gosselin Remix [prod. Jared Gosselin]
15. In Love – Bautista Remix [prod. The Beat Ventriloquists]
16. Runnin’ [prod. Leggo]
17. Ay Yo [prod. Chuck Chilla]
18. Get Yours feat. Now On [prod. Haircut aka Mayer Hawthorne]
19. What U Need – Weirdo Remix [prod. Weirdo]

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Hump 2…

The Ashy’s are back. My fav Hip Hop comedians return with Dry Humpin 2. You can tell from the Parodial cover where they got the concept for this one. Fuuuunny stuff. Snuff B. Sure… Genius. Enjoy!

Dry Humpin’ 2

ain't too proud to Beg

Put simply, the Foreign Beggars do things as only they can. Moulding and twisting the varying colours of the Hip Hop spectrum to great effect. There music is of a type that at times struggles to be typecast. The elements applied are easily identified. But its the way they are put together that starts the conundrum. Straight bangers like Keep It Coming and Higher providing the base colours for the contorted genius of tracks like Seven Figure Swagger, Break Free, Shake It or the brilliant No More to stand out even more. Its as if you are being lulled into a false sense of security before being bomarded with the complete palette. The undeniable swagger that accompanies all things FB is evident throughout and after repeated listens everything still sounds just as fresh as my first listen. The mix of influences, the monstrous kicks, the off key snares, the quirky drum patterns, it all just...fits. Not a skippable track to ne found and all that's before I mention the guestlist: Kashmere, Phat Kat, Kyza, Jehst, Dubbledge, Guilty Simpson, Dr Syntax. Yep, they got quality contacts too. Like I said, the Foreign Beggars do things as only they can.

p e a c e

Prove It feat. Guilty Simpson

Don't Dwoo It

Buy It

Chicken goes with Waffles…!?!?!

My man Kevin, music mogul extraordinaire, has made the third installment of the Order Up! series available for the masses free of charge. But if you like what you hear don’t be afraid to support.

Order Up! Volume 3/iTunes/Amazon

(…must be a US thing)

Scene to do the right thing

  

Dyme Def can pretty much do no wrong (musically anyway). Their new mixtape is now available for all to partake in such niceness. Mixed by DJ Scene, it also acts as a precursor for The Sex Tape. Enjoy!

Dyme Def & DJ Scene – Do Something

Where were you in the beginning?

Amir Khan just sucessfully made his first title defense. And I congratulate him, and now people are seeing him as somewhat of a superstar. Now, this is all fine and dandy, only, why are people starting to show appreciation for him now? What happened when he actually won his first belt, or even when he was awarded the silver medal at the olympics.
Not too many words inbetween.
We dont get many boxers like Amir Khan in England, raw homegrown talent with a real future and the chance to become a world class athelete while already achieving such a great feat at such a young age.
Yet people still doubted, shunned and exclaimed their dislike towards him.
Every other boxer (not every boxer besides Khan, but about 1 in 3 boxers) is/are arrogant, cocky and far more obnoxious than Khan, who is a bloody lovely fella imo.
I feel that just because of his Religion and his heritage people werent as warming towards him, this great nations mentality is full of bullshit, by the way people think. Sort it out you ignorant pricks.
Amir Khan, I fucking salute you.
(He also makes his own music for his ring entrances. Fucking quality.)

alternative tidings

Well well well. Somebody somewhere with a bit of clout obviously know great music when they hear it. Via Daykeeper, Phonte & Nicolay have been nominated for a Grammy. Congrats lads & good luck on the night. One thing this nomination will definitely do is to shine a much brighter light on these guys and those who accompany them. Should be interesting to see how that goes.

Phoenix nights (Peter would be proud)

See you there (hopefully)

BEEP BEEP…

This is your best one yet bruv. Exclusives aplenty and all showcasing some of the best we have to offer. You’d be foolish not to grab this. Enjoy!

1. Chima Anya - Drinks Up (produced by Raul Supreme)
2. Homeless Genius - Plug One ft. Eddie Skratch (produced by Miss Tofelees)
3. Missing People - Bradford to Leeds (produced by ExP)
4. Suus - Top 40 (produced by Pro P)
5. Dialect - Bucket of Spit (produced by A.D.S.)
6. Kirk Spencer - Clap Your Hands ft. Scorzayzee, Jah Digga, Tempa & Lee Ramsey
7. Kasha - Round and Round We Go (produced by Chris Lock)
8. DJ Roast - Trading Darts ft. Cyrus Malachi
9. Reps - Stepping Up (produced by OSTR)
10. C-Lone – Friends (produced by MCM)
11. Preest – Paranoid (produced by Arcitech)
12. Mr. Flex - Nothing To Prove ft. Sophie Rose (produced by Beat Butcha)
13. Delusionists - The Low (produced by Ben Black)
14. S.Kalibre - All Day (produced by Mike S)
15. Teef – Rush (produced by Errol Farquah)
16. Chief Wigz - Don’t Want Much ft. Proptic (produced by Brutal Artistry)
17. Amass Hegemony - Cinematic Visuals (produced by Illskilz)
18. Franko Fraize - Blood of the Earth (produced by DJ IC)
19. 30KB - My Vote (produced by Article10)
20. No-Change – Wonderful (produced by Mike D)
21. Illmystic - Life’s An Outing (produced by Risk)

Certified Banger presents – On The Radar Volume 5