Bishop Lamont used to sit on the wack pile in my house.
listening to Dj Jamad's afromentals the other week. . 'Grow Up' hit my theory for six. I don't know if he's released an album as of yet, i cant tell you how many mixtapes he's dropped. . but I can tell you that dre's on the beat of this and its a hard track. here's a live performance rather than the mp3 cause im guessing itl be easy for you to find. . .and its the most i can muster while i'm sipping on weak weak tea. always make your own.
Tuesday, 14 October 2008
grow UP
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Wednesday, 29 August 2007
Dynamic, Articulate, Perceptive, Courageous, Outspoken

Track from Carter III? Dre on production?
Just when the hype on lil' wayne falls for a bit, we get this.. Crackling vinyl always does it for me.
MP3: Lil' Wayne - Outstanding
On a sidenote, how nice are these?
Courtesy of size?
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File Under Dr Dre, Hip-Hop, Lil' Wayne, Shoe
Tuesday, 3 April 2007
Tuesday's Hip Hop Fix
Everyones favourite machoman 50 is back with his new lead off street single "Straight To The Bank". I kind of like it, but i dont really think its anything different to his old stuff, the production's still tight, and he still sounds the same. Produced by Dr. Dre and some other guy whose name escapes me. Should do pretty well nonetheless.
Mp3: 50 Cent - Straight to The Bank
And in a week, where ive enjoyed going back to a bit of hip-hop. . . I rather belatedly have discovered Kidz in the Hall (Produce Double O and MC Naledge). Sounding closest to Lupe Fiasco. possibly Kanye West, the guys are signed to Rawkus Records, and people, me included are expecting big things of them innnnn 07. Heres their flow over souls of mischief - 93 til infinity beat.
Mp3: Kidz in the Hall - Wheelz Fall Off (O6 Till)
I'm off to go grab the daft punk mix available on Masalacism.
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File Under 50 Cent, Daft Punk, Double O, Dr Dre, Kanye West, Kidz in The Hall, Lupe Fiasco, MC Naledge, Rawkus Records, Souls of Mischief, Straight to The Bank