My NY homie told me he got a chance to see Avery Sunshine play S.O.B's last week and said she tore the spot down. I didn't doubt him one bit as I was the one who put him on to her. I had the pleasure of interviewing Ms. Sunshine and she's a amazing woman filled with good spirits. In her official video for "All In My Head" Ms. Sunshine looks fantastic, but don't mistake her beauty because around the 3:30 mark of this video, you will see a woman ready to put the smack down on her suspected cheating man played by soul singer Anthony David. Her debut is still available via itunes, amazon and her website.
September 21, 2010
Hadee ft Augustine & Primeridian - Magnificent
I first heard of Chicago native, Hadee back in 08' on a track entitled "Explode." Produced by Analogic, it was the perfect intro to the new emcee I'd come to know. Back then he was going by Rashid Hadee, and he wasn't a newcomer as well. This gifted emcee/producer to my knowledge has been crafting joints since 05', releasing his debut, "Dedication" during that year, but I'm most certain he's been putting in work even earlier. Hadee's voice is subtle yet compelling - a well spoken emcee who articulates his jewels with precise effectiveness, and his beats...it's evident that he came up studying the great Pete Rock, but in now way a biter. Soon he'll be releasing his Hadiesel: The Fuel Up mixtape and below is the first blessings from the project. "Magnificent" is one of those joints that bangs and just feels good at the same time, so get that head ready to nod something seriously.
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Hadee ft Augustine & Primeridian - Magnificent
Labels:
Augustine,
Hip Hop,
Rap,
Rashid Hadee,
The Primeridian
September 20, 2010
John Legend & The Roots - Our Generation ft. Pete Rock & CL Smooth (J.Period rmx)
"Our Generation" remixed by J.Period and featuring Pete Rock & CL Smooth is the first offering from J.Period’s forthcoming mixtape, Wake Up! Radio. Scheduled for release in late November, Wake Up! Radio is the perfect companion piece to John Legend & The Roots’ WAKE UP! LP which drops tomorrow and will be available on both itunes and amazon. J.Period takes us back to 92' when the dynamic duo dropped the classic "Straighten It Out" which makes use of the same sample of "Our Generation" by Ernie Hines.
John Legend & The Roots - Our Generation ft. Pete Rock & CL Smooth (J.Period rmx)
Labels:
CL Smooth,
Hip Hop,
J.Period,
John Legend,
Peter Rock,
Remix,
Soul,
The Roots,
Throwback
September 17, 2010
DANCE 4EVER Simeon (of PRIMERIDIAN) & Shev Rock ... Tall Black Guy Remix
Steady working to give fans and newbies that Chi town flavor, Tall Black Guy cooks up a summery remix to the Grant Parks original "Dance 4Ever." The original is quite smooth and laid back giving Simeon of Primeridian & ShevRock an opportunity to showcase the lyrics and hook, but you can't front on the amped up version TBG puts on it. Prepare to get your feet moving. This one is classic!
September 14, 2010
Phantom Lover ft Fatima - Beaucoup Papa
Came across this 5 song project by Phantom Lover, producer of JBIII's "Chanel." Aside from that joint, I don't know of anything by dude, up 'til now. The Mauve Ep is an intriguing electro soul blend that is certain to do two things to the body - makes it move or it seduces you. I felt a little bit of both will riding back home playing the EP on high. Take a listen to one of my favorites off the EP featuring one of my favorite new artists. Support the project for the low here.
Phantom Lover ft Fatima - Beaucoup Papa
Labels:
Electro,
Rhythm and Blues,
Soul
Boog Brown - Just Be
With so many emcee's in the game now it's truly hard to keep up, and when it comes to the females who really rep this hip hop ish, it's almost like they don't exist. But if you want to know the truth, there are plenty and Boog Brown is one of them. Relatively new to me, I'd heard her just a few months back via a track called "Mid West Kids Rmx" off Aarophat & Illastrate's - Black Noise album. With a crisp clear voice and an effortless flow Boog Brown proves to be a major contender against most male emcee's you claim to be dope. Thanks to twitter, I was able to capture the featured gem below which is from her upcoming album The Brown Study LP dropping Sept 28th. Boog paints the pic of a passionate relationship with her soon to be king over a lush & dreamy sonic knock provided by Apollo Brown. Check out her Grind Season Vol 1. mixtape to get more of a taste before the album drops.
Boog Brown - Just Be
September 11, 2010
Tiye Phoenix - 48 Bars of Progression
The only female and 1 fourth of the Polyrhythm Addicts, Tiye Phoenix is representing for the lyrical ladies in hip hop. Her Kevin Nottingham exclusive "48 Bars of Progress" produced by herself and Audible Doctor touches briefly on her Nicky Minaj comment recently stated in the BET documentary “My Mic Sounds Nice”, but more so is an attack on the industry for keeping the truly gifted out the game and leading the public to believe that's there's only 1 female running things. Tiye goes in and doesn't apologize for anything said. Keep blazing Tiye! Real recognize Real!
Tiye Phoenix - 48 Bars of Progression
Labels:
Hip Hop,
Lyrical,
Rap,
Tiye Phoenix
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