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TrackBlasters Radio: 29.08.12

August 29, 2012August 29, 2012 P.R. 0 Comments 1982, 7evenThirty, ASAP Ferg, ASAP Mob, ASAP Rocky, Beanie Sigel, Common, Domo Genesis, Ea$y Money, Five Steez, Freddie Gibbs, Kamikaze, Kendrick Lamar, Mac Miller, Method Man, Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire, Nitty Scott MC, Raekwon, Rampage, Rapsody, Ras Kass, Roc Marciano, Sleepy Will, Smoke DZA, Statik Selektah, Street Life, Styles P, Termanology, The Cool Kids, Wu-Tang Clan

Da Wednesday Underground Flava – Real Hip Hop Non-Stop Host: DJ P.R. Today’s show includes new tunes from the likes of ASAP Mob, Method Man, Common, 1982, 7evenThirty, Rampage and many more! Enjoy. Record Of The Day: Method Man feat. Freddie Gibbs & Street Life – Built For This Playlist ASAP Mob feat. ASAP Rocky, ASAP Ferg & Raekwon – Underground Killas Domo Genesis feat. Smoke DZA – Power Ballad Roc Marciano – 76 Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire – Lost In Transition **Record Of The Day** Method Man feat. Freddie Gibbs & Street Life – Built For This Common – No Sell Out 1982 feat. Ea$y Money – Fuck Fans 7evenThirty feat. Sleepy Will & Kamikaze – Mysterious Business Ras Kass – Sushi (Definition Of A Raw Spitter) Five Steez – Yard Nigga Rap Wu-Tang Clan – For Heaven’s Sake Styles P – The Myth Rampage – World Premier Rapsody feat. Mac Miller & The Cool Kids – Round Table Discussion Nitty Scott, MC feat. Kendrick Lamar – Flower Child Beanie Sigel – Kush Dreaming [audio:http://www.trackblasters.com/radio/shows/radioshow 29.08.12.mp3] Download here

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7evenThirty feat. Sleepy Will & Kamikaze – Mysterious Business [Audio x Download]

August 28, 2012 P.R. 0 Comments 7evenThirty, Kamikaze, Sleepy Will

Off “Heaven’s Computer” which arrives 9/25 via Mello Music Group. Pre-order: iTunes | Vinyl | CD Surviving in hip-hop is easy, you have skills and you have beats, the rest falls into place, right? If only it were so simple. Mississippi firebrand 7evenThirty takes a break from demolishing civilizations to shed light on the harsh climate of rap music on a leak from his upcoming concept album, Heaven’s Computer. “Mysterious Business” tackles the question of sustaining within the realm of professional hip-hop. Erik L’s beat is an ominous, brooding arrangement that could be equally at home as the soundtrack to a 80’s video game dungeon level. 7even appears as a weary rhymer, jaded and disenchanted by the ups and downs of the indie grind, he closes his verse with the poignant question: “would you do this shit for free?” Partners Sleepy Will and Kamikaze (some folks may know Kamikaze as 1/2 of the Jackson bred duo Crooked Lettaz) both hit it out the park. Detailing the plight of the independent artist and underscoring how all MC’s are selling something, the two MC’s spit convincing bars without coming off bitter. Mysterious Business (feat. Sleepy Will & Kamikaze) by 7evenThirty