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Day: January 21, 2015

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TLC On Using Kickstarter To Raise $150k For New Album [Video]

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While chatting with VladTV, Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins and Rozonda “Chilli” Thomas spoke on using the crowdfunding site Kickstarter to raise funds for the production of a new album. When asked about why they chose to go the crowdfunding route, T-Boz explained that they’ve “always loved to do things that’s out of the box, innovative, and different,” and Kickstarter was a good fit because the site is known for supporting artists. Revealing that they’re aiming to raise $150,000, Chilli says that this should be plenty to make the album, since advances in technology have significantly lowered production costs from what they would have been back in the day. As for any features on the album, the ladies say that none have been locked down so far, but new talent is always arising and they’re open for whatever may come their way.

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Inside The Verse: BJ The Chicago Kid On “Change Gon Come” [Video]

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For the latest in our Inside the Verse video series, rising soul and R&B star BJ the Chicago Kid joins us to dig deep into the verse he did for “Change Gon Come,” inspired by Sam Cooke’s classic. From his own internal struggle attempting to balance humility and confidence to his fight to rise above an over-saturated music industry, BJ’s breakdown reveals just how deep this verse is. Videos focused on underground and independent hip-hop so you know tomorrow’s biggest hip-hop stars before they blow, plus coverage of the best and most noteworthy mainstream artists. From dope songs to classic albums, must-hear mixtapes to buzzing rappers, DJBoothTV is the authority in hip-hop.

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TrackBlasters Radio: 21.01.15

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Da Wednesday Underground Flava – Underground & Old School Hip Hop Non-Stop Host: DJ P.R. Heatrock after heatrock – you know the motto! Record Of The Day: Joey Bada$$ – Paper Trails Playlist Wu-Tang Clan – Ruckus In B Minor Wu-Tang clan – Hold The Heater **Record Of The Day** Joey Bada$$ – Paper Trails Joey Bada$$ – Born Day (AquariUS) Sadat X – We In New York Red Pill – All Of Us Your Old Droog – Get The Paper Ghostface Killah & BADBADNOTGOOD feat. DOOM – Ray Gun Ghostface Killah feat. AZ & Rell Here I Go Again J. Cole – G.O.M.D. Run The Jewelz – All My Life The Diplomats – Have My Money **Throwback** Jay-Z – Roc Boys (And The Winnder Is…) Jay-Z – Intro/A Million And One Questions Beanie Sigel feat. Jay-Z – It’s On Memphis Bleek feat. Jay-Z – What You Think Of That Download here (right click and save as…)

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Coalmine Records Presents: Remineded (A Collection of New & Old Remixes) [Album Stream]

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Brooklyn based Hip-Hop label, Coalmine Records, is pleased to present, ‘Remineded: A Collection of Old and New Remixes.’ Armed with a head nodding, ten track compilation that offers a new spin to their decade deep history, the project from the Brooklyn indie is both a reflection of their noteworthy catalog, and taste of what’s to come. From the GMJ Remix of Supernatural’s “Altitude,” first produced by Marco Polo and released in 2005, to more contemporary remixes featuring the likes of Sean Price, Blu & Guilty Simpson, among others, Coalmine has been adamant in supplying a new wave of Boom bap packed tracks for listeners’ worldwide. ‘Remineded’ features remixes from Hip-Hop’s most coveted acts, including Q-Borough’s emcee, and famed Golden Era producer, Large Professor (Nas, Big Daddy Kane, Mobb Deep, AZ, Cormega,) D.I.T.C.’s Diamond D (KRS-One, Dilated Peoples, Pharoahe Monch, Sean Price) Spanish heavyweights Cookin’ Soul (Nipsey Hustle, Don Cannon, Smif-n-Wessun), Australia’s Grammy nominated M-Phazes (Eminem, Kimbra, Logic, Sean Price) and Brown Bag All Stars’ rapper and producer, The Audible Doctor (50 Cent, Smoke DZA, Fredro Starr, Tragedy Khadafi), amongst others.

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