Showing posts with label Arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arts. Show all posts

Thursday, October 14, 2010

Broady Champs - Circle of Winners

Broady is scheduled to release their latest project"Broady International",a reggae,hip hop infused mash up produced by Lex Boogie from the Bronx. This "Circle of Winners" track and video has a different feel than the Broady International Project, but this is just a likkle something to hold you down.
The Internets have been waiting for that raw,grilchy,aggressive energy that the Champs bring for a minute now. Although The School of Sharks Network is gettin it in behind the scenes with grilchyface.com lexboogiebx.com amongst other things there's way more to come... Stay tuned for the unveiling...
Also featured on www.thegrittycommittee.com


Broady Champs "Circle of Winners" from Lex Boogie on Vimeo.
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Tuesday, October 5, 2010

SEAN PRICE: “If you’re a Kid Cudi fan, KILL YOURSELF”

Wale’s is not the only rapper not feeling Kid Cudi.  The underground emcee  finds himself in gun scope of lyrical titan Sean Price. In the below video, Sean Price got some choice words for anyone who is a fan of the Day N Nite rapper. SHOTS FIRED!
 
Source: www.RashaEntertainment.com
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Thursday, September 30, 2010

2010 YGEA AWARDS RECAP

The 4th Annual YGEA Awards took place on Saturday, September 25 at Morehouse College. The YGEA Awards staff would like to thank everyone who came out and supported the event. “We were up against many odds but at the end we had an overall good show states Executive Producer, Silveree Benson.
The performers for this year were: Cristyle, Gloss da Boss, Tavaria, June Fifth, Muffy ft Cartier, Ebony Love, William Myles & YPOP, W.H.A.T.T., Righetous Noize, ATL Bomb Squad, Yung Tone, Ray Rush, Blue Dynasty Step Team, and Comedian Small Fire. The hosts for the night were Kash Howard and Hustle Simmons along with announcer DJ Dex.
The winners for the major categories presented were: DJ Trauma, Mainstream Mixtape DJ; Drumma Boy, Mainstream Producer; Cristyle, Songwriter of the Year; Hip Hop Blog, Urban Blog Site; Rahiem Shabazz, Video Director; Hip Hop Weekly, Urban Magazine; Danielle Canada, Hip Hop Writer; Prince Williams, Event Photographer; Kim Maxwell, Fashion Stylist, and Nicole Garner, Go Getta of the Year. For a list of other category winners, access the website at http://www.YGEA.net.

GUCCI MANE Gives A Tribute to Debra Antney



WAKA FLOCKA FLAME Gives thanks to mother at YGEA Awards  

 

Source: Rasha Entertainment
Twitter: @Rahiem Shabazz 
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Thursday, February 4, 2010

The Real Ricky Ross

This shit is crazy! I never paid much attention to the story of Ricky Ross, but thanks to Alex Jones I now know that this is a story all young black me need to hear. It's time to realize the even the biggest and most wealthy drug dealers you know are just pawns in a much bigger game. This is a five part interview so make sure you watch them all.



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Sunday, December 27, 2009

Real Radio With Jay Force




People who know me are familiar with my phrase, "Hip Hop's not dead... You just been listening to the radio". That particular phrase holds true until you set your radio to 89.3 FM 10pm-1am every other Saturday in Atlanta. In that case you will be Listening to The Beatz & Lyrics Show hosted by my dog, Jay Force. Some of you may have heard of Jay and lots haven't But since he hit the airwaves in Philadelphia in 1990 he has been given us nothing but pure uncut Hip Hop. A driving force in ATL's Hip Hop community, Jay Force is the hardest working man in Non-Commercial radio. With his accomplishments and international fame, Jay Force is more than qualified to have his own show on any of the commercial urban radio stations that systematically pump poison into our homes and cars, but it is his choice to remain on non-commercial radio where he can play good music because it's good. It's brothers like Jay that has influenced me to stop using the term underground when referring to Hip Hop. With listeners in Japan, Paris, London, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Brazil, The Philippines, Czech Republic, The Caribbean, & many others, how could you call real Hip Hop "underground". Thanks to Jay Force and others like him, real Hip Hop is international.

Links:

http://beatzandlyrics.podomatic.com//
http://www.myspace.com/jayforce
http://wrfg.org/




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Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Hip Hop Lives @ The Atlanta Bench


On Dec. 5th The Atlanta Bench presented the first ever Hip Hop Lives event. It was a wonderful Hip Hop event at the only venue in Atlanta that embodies every element of the culture we love. The Atlanta Bench will be bringing more Hip Hop Lives and events like it.

Melee Tha Mic Snatcha




Tha F.A.C.U.L.T.Y.


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Links:
http://www.myspace.com/meleethamicsnatcha
http://www.myspace.com/therealfaculty
http://www.myspace.com/atlantabench

Sunday, November 8, 2009

My Passion-Get To Know Your Blogger



Most of my readers are familiar with me and/or my company OMyGahsh Productions. I feel as if I were born a musician, but as a geek at heart I have always been attracted to technology. Ever since my first computer, a "Commodore 128", that we had to hook up to our TV like a game system I know I wanted to control this technology the best I could. This need for control is what I believe has been the driving force to my knowledge quest. I started taking music lessons as a young boy because I wanted to be able to make the music I was listening to on the radio. By seventh grade I was introduced to something called MIDI. Simply put, MIDI is a technology that allowed the computer to record notes played from electronic instruments and allow them to be edited and played back. This began the merger of my love for music and my love for technology. Here I am at the age of 30 doing everything I love. Using technology to create good musc and entertainment for all. I hope you enjoy.

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Friday, September 11, 2009

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Reakwon Mans Up




Yo I was glad to get this clip from UGHH. Reakwon proves to masses that Wu-Tang is truly for the kids, and the future. Real men is something our community is really missing, so it's good to see that one of my brothas can still show you how its done.

I TOLD Y'ALL HIP HOP WASN'T DEAD!

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