Guess who’s back. Scram Jones finally returns with some new music today. Hey the worst thing in the world is Wasted Talent. EP coming soon.
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Fresh off the release of her latest mixtape, Da Brat appeared on DJ Green Lantern‘s Invasion Radio and at the 3:05 mark, she spits an acapella freestyle and her “Look At Me Now” verse.
He means “quit”, but you get the point. Apparently, Waka’s had it up to here with the music industry and after December 31, 2011 wants to throw in the towel. Haters rejoice.
The Tribe appeared this afternoon on Angie Martinez’s Hot 97 Countdown. Their documentary hits theaters Friday. Part 1: Due to the magic of radio, the audio messes up. But the group speaks on the film overall. Part 2: Phife calls in and Tip talks “Watch The Throne”. Part 3: Closing remarks. Tip urges everyone to see the film.
[vodpod id=Video.12452947&w=540&h=350&fv=] In Part 2 of Raekwon and Nas’ series, the duo speak on gettin’ fresh to death and then perform their verses from Mobb Deep’s track “Eye For An Eye”. Part 1
Didn’t make it down to Nawlins this past weekend to watch the Beantown bunch reunite. Oh well, I’ll just reminisce over all their great tunes. Share this soul music with your seeds, son.
We’re running out of our patience. Ty Kidd
How much I work? It would make you stress. Ty Kidd Previously: Pep In Your Step x Got Rich, Act Same
N.O.R.E. is still prepping his next solo LP S.U.P.E.R.T.H.U.G. and while in a studio session with Alchemist, they preview a track titled “Slimefather” at the 2:13 mark. So far, we can hang hang with this. 57thave
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