The Making Of Cuban Linx 2

HipHopOfficial.com caught up with the Chef Raekwon to discover what it took to make “Only Built For Cuban Linx 2″. A lot of preparation and details were put into making this album. Its been almost 15 years since the release of the now classic Only Built For Cuban Linx.

Rae release is days away, as well as Jay-Z. I was privy to hear a few cuts off Hova album and was not impressed. I was also privy to attend Raekwon’s listen party to hear all the lyrical darts woven into the fabric of Scam Jones, Premiere, RZA and a few others beats. I have to admit Rae has a much better album then Jay-Z, but I doubt if the record sell will reflect that due to the fact that a lot of music fans buy into names and hype. With that said, I leave you with this video.

Sources:

www.hiphopofficial.com
www.rashaentertainment.com

Cemetery Picnic-Debut

Yo the video is finally done and is truly a masterpiece. "Project Mayhem" the upcoming EP from Al Shid and Matix is definitely going to be a breath of fresh air. Leave a comment to let the brothers know they are appreciated.

Project Mayhem-Cemetery Picnics from Javier Goin on Vimeo.

Emcee's U Should Have Heard Of (3rd Installment) Skyzoo(double up)

Another cut by BK's Skyzoo..Do your self a service and go out and cop some real hiphop...

Emcee's U Should Have Heard Of (3rd Installment) Skyzoo

This installment of Emcees U Should Have Heard of takes us to Brooklyn, New York visiting the street corner store with poetic verses provided by Skyzoo...Known for his undeniable mic skills and vivid life editorial rhymes its no wonder why this guy made the list. Click and enjoy thhe following song, The Beautiful Decay..By Skyzoo...Brooklyn Stand Up!!!....

Emcee's U Should Have Heard Of...2nd Installment(Reef The Lost Cauze)

Another Reef the Lost Cauze jawn...

Emcee's U Should Have Heard Of...2nd Installment(Reef The Lost Cauze)

Only 2 days in the Emcee's U Should Have Heard Of segment and Multi is complaining about getting request from outside sources about emcees he should put you guys and gals blog readers upon...So from the request of my cousin I'm putting you guys upon a hometown hero from Philadelphia(Kiladelphia), Reef the Lost Cauze. Reef the Lost Cauze is a Philly emcee who comes from the battle circuit that employs word play and gritty street tales in songs to convey the Philly life. Couple this with his tongue in cheek attitude and humor and you get what makes Reef a hometown favorite like the Philly Cheese Stake. Let your ears gobble up today's installment of Emcee's U Should Have Heard Of..With the, "The Sound of Philly by Reef the Lost Cauze...

Emcee's U Should Have Heard Of..1st installment (Kool Keith) a double dose

Here is another Kool Keith jawn..for the Emcee's U Should Have Heard of installment....

Emcee's U Should Have Heard Of..1st installment (Kool Keith)

Here at OMGP WTF, Multimanthaskipso has decided after much request of the fans of the blog, to start providing a daily dose of emcee exposure that represent hiphop in its rawest form. Multi had this to say, " Yo the emcee's that I post on the blog have not paid me any money to do this, so I'm doing this so that the raw hiphop ish can get its proper shine on". With this been said he returned to the basement and started going through his mountain of cd's,records and mp3's. The first artist he brings us today is a throw back if u will and original emcee in all regards. Keith Matthew Thornton, better known by his stage name Kool Keith, is an abstract rapper from the Bronx. A founding member of Ultramagnetic MCs, Kool Keith has also recorded extensively both as a solo artist and under multiple aliases. In the words of Multi, "I had to start with this guy, he's the best ever.

Multi's fav single of the day oldie but goodie(Phat Kat and Elzhi)

So today is another day that I was chilling and in the now infamous cd bin of mines going through my millions of cd's. I found another Detroit emcee that I have been up on since the early 2000's, circa 2001-2002. Phat Kat is his name, a rough voiced emcee with a ambitious delivery to got with the ill motor city producers. This particular video I found features Elzhi of Slum Village also one of my favorite emcees. Elzhi kills every track that he gets on, and on this one he does what he does best. The name of the song is "Cold Steel"