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Day: October 13, 2013

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Molecules (of The Legion) & Showbiz (of D.I.T.C.) – Revenge [Video]

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Rare track by Molecules of The Legion with production handled by Showbiz of the almighty Diggin’ In The Crates collective. “Revenge” was recorded back in spring 1995 and only made it to a sought after Japanese only D.I.T.C. CD album and a poorly pressed bootleg vinyl. “Revenge” is taken off The Legion “Lost Tapes” EP, dropping November on Ill Adrenaline Records. The EP features production from Buckwild, The Legion, Showbiz, and Confidence and will be available on CD/LP and digitally.

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Blog Singles 

Nike Nando – Super Nike Nando II (The Masterplan) [Audio]

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t’s almost been 5 years since the release of “Super Nike Nando”. A few months ago I recorded “SNN2” with no intention what-so-ever on releasing it until now…The original record is so special because it was my introduction and a anthem for a rebelious DMV hip-hop subculture in a area diluted by “Trap” rap. Since I’ve seen a lot of artist who were suppose to flourish premature too early and never to be heard from again or not have the same impact they had when they 1st debuted. Sadly I’ve learned from they’re mistakes and worked twice as hard to remain relevant not just in my area but to become a staple and franchise for my City & State. “Super Nike Nando II” is abstract and not what you would normally expect from me in a record. No hook & 4 verses of pure madness, humor & whit. I truly hope you enjoy this and share it with whomever you think may enjoy it.

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James Fauntleroy – Believe [Audio x Download]

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The industry’s unsung hit-making machine James Fauntleroy has done the unthinkable and put out “Believe”, finally a track bearing the mystery writer’s name as well as his talents. Fauntleroy’s skills as a producer and songwriter are widely acknowledged and utilized throughout the urban contemporary landscape, writing and composing for every major act under the sun including Kanye West, Jay Z, Frank Ocean, Rihanna, Big Sean, Diddy, Common, Kelis and Justin Timberlake. Now that he’s come to release his own material, the world’s in for a treat. Boasting the super-sub tones and exceptional vocal layering that have been stamped on to this generation’s most successful repertoires, “Believe” has all of the makings of a groundbreaking pop artist’s revelatory effort. While we can’t say that there’s a solo LP on the way, nor where the track came from or why it came to be surfaced, here’s to hearing more from the über-gifted producer in the months to come. Check out James Fauntleroy’s epic solo debut in “Believe” below to see how and why the producer has become the most pervasive presence in the industry today. via

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Jadakiss Talks “Feel Like Pac, Feel Like Biggie” And Kendrick’s “Control” Verse [Video]

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Your browser does not support iframes. “That should be everybody’s mindset,” he says of Kendrick Lamar’s boast on “Control” that he was “The King Of New York,” but insisted that people have been running with only half of the verse. “Before he said ‘I’m the King of New York’ he said ‘I’m the son of Makaveli.’ So he was making a comparison of representing Big and Pac, but people just let that Makaveli line slip.” “They would be quick to jump on a Kendrick Lamar diss but you wouldn’t play a regular song if I gave it to you on a random Thursday,” he counters.

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