Monthly Archives: May 2008
We left for a while. But we were just making moves. Loads of live shows, and some wildness. Here is what you’ve been missing. Enjoy. 04/17/2008- Hip Hop In Potomac Basement For this night we did ML Radio live in the basement of one the residence halls at the school...
Dope look at the upcoming RZA video (shout to SDSU). Download: RZA ft. Inspectah Deck-“Can’t Stop Me Now” Sphere: Related Content
Via Killah Beast I remember reading about these tapes a while ago but never got to hear them. Shouts to KB for uploading them, since we at ML are suckers for Premier mixes. Download Tape A of Crooklyn Cuts. The first tape is actually missing the last three tracks on..
Another day, another mixtape. I first heard Detroit’s own NameTag on the Fat Ray & Black Milk joint The Lookout (via Sit Down Stand Up). All around dope song with NameTag holding it down lyrically and Black Milk coming with a crazy beat, but I never gave NameTag a second..
“93 ‘Til Infinity” was the debut single of Hieroglyphics-affiliated group Souls of Mischief. It’s produced by group member A-Plus, who uses a lovely Billy Cobham sample, with laidback keys complimented by a wailing sax and rugged drums. The song also has an instantly memorable chorus: This is how we chill/..
A A friend of ML tipped us off to this one. We can’t get enough of the Armani Exchange shirts (a first for rap videos?), the overly heavy bassline, and that magical hook. Sphere: Related Content
Via TSN. Wow, is there any medium left that Hov is yet to be in? The only thing that is left for him is to become a Today show host or some ish. Too bad the Wizards aren’t in the lottery, then they could’ve sent DeShawn. Anyway, I miss Russ..
I’ve been really enjoying Peter Rosenberg & Cipha Sounds’ Juan Epstein podcast lately (peace to Eskay for originally hipping me to it). I urge you to download the latest JE podcast and furthermore, subscribe to Juan Epstein’s RSS feed (iTunes link) I don’t know if a lot of ML..
Dude caught my attention when Sit Down Stand Up posted his Pete Rock-produced Oxygen, which as my friend Grant points out, sounds a lot like Hip-Hopcrisy off PeteStrumentals. Conveniently enough, he dropped a new mixtape last week. Hosted by Rapper Big Pooh of Little Brother and mixed by Cosm Roks,..
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One thing I would love for you to explain is who is Herb, that Nas mentioned that Jay-Z hung around, if
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