This video has been blowing up the internets. Personally, I’ve watched it a few times, and when I hear the original in the club (more like in the car on the radio) I try to think of Travis’ version. I guess this what some kickass drum work and 4 2 drumsticks do to another forgettable gimmicky song. Don’t bet against this being the only time you see any Soulja Boy work mentioned on here, sorry Soulja Boy (?) fans.
Sean Boog & Khrysis team up once again to follow up their criminally slept-on 2005 release National Anthem.
All tracks produced by Khrysis.
1.) Scream Out!
2.) Look At Me f/Nervous Reck
3.) Sum Of Me f/ Evidence of Dilated Peoples & Darien Brockington
4.) Awesome f/Billionz 5.) The Odds
6.) Steppin On Toes
7.) Chitter Chatter f/Black Milk 8.) Rock A Bye f/Supastition & Nervous Reck 9.) Greedy 10.) Don’t Wait
11.) Psycho Ward f/Sean Price 12.) I’m A Fool
Album drops 10.30.07.
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With his new song Blue Magic. Like ya’ll didn’t see this one coming. I, for one, am glad he’s back. Some people liked Kingdom Come and it wasn’t a bad album, but it wasn’t a Jay album. It’s just certain emcees you expect a certain level of excellence from. Jay is one of them. Huey, Boosie, Hurricane Chris? Not so much….. I like the track. It’ll take a couple of listens and some movie preview clips to get used to it.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOSOYSLDuQE[/youtube]The 4th Quarter just got a little more interesting.
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[Photo jacked from Nah Right, a.k.a. hip hop savior #3.]
I don’t mean to front on the whole “event” feel of this record — I can respect the coming together of the 3 biggest money-earners in hip hop today. But, I was thinking about transitioning the overreaching hype around this record (I mean, is that supposed to be a movie poster? For a song?) into a top-10-remixes-of-all-time list, until I realized that I just can’t accept that type of authority. So, here’s 10 of my favorite remixes, of which the 50/Jay/Diddy‘s ghostwriter collabo is not included. If you don’t like Busta Rhymes, you might want to proceed with caution…
Back Again. This week’s podcast was one hell of a mix show. It was mostly request based, from our listeners both before and during the show. It turned out real well. We managed to cover a wide variety of music and still keep it pretty gully.
If any of our web listeners would like to have us play more of something, or have a specific request, or even a shameless plug, just shoot me an email.
rostam@metallungies.com
Tracklist:
Erykah Badu- On and On
The Bloodhound Gang- Mope
Handsome Boy Modeling School (Feat. Jack Johnson)- Breakdown
Sublime- DJs
Gomez- Las Vegas Dealer
The Beastie Boys- Johnny Ryall
Cake- Italian Leather Sofa
Outkast (Andre 3000)- Spread
Madvillain- America’s Most Blunted
Bad Brain- How Low Can A Punk Get (I misspoke on this one and said it was Regulator)
Yeah, we kinda liked the track a lil while ago, so we had to share this. I’m always geeked to see footage of producers working with each other. Looks like Danja really is Timbo’s right hand man.
As always thanks to nahright.
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Kanye West co-signed rapper. Dude has potential but the beat sounds way toooooo much like The Neptunes produced Bow Wow-Take Ya Home record.
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Ahh, Barrington Levy and his Jamaican Creole. Looks like Foxy can’t get enough of rapping with her Jamaican accent. Anyway, this reminds me of the mean middle school days when the homies and I would try to imitate Barrington from Shyne’s Bad Boyz cut.
Foxy Brown Ft. Barringotn Levy-Mr. DJ Off of Brooklyn’s Don Diva which drops 11.20.07.
Sphere: Related ContentAs mentioned before, we don’t like wack-juice either. Here’s hoping this isn’t the last season of Curb.
Quicknote: Y’all give a huge welcome to newest member of the ROC ML, DSuper!
