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Saturday, November 20, 2004

The Down South NORE & more.... 


This has nothing to do with any post below, I just like the cover

A few random things I've come across in the past few days since getting back into town:

Deep Throat - the soundtrack

Boombastic Radio - latin and related sounds for those who want a change from their regular diet of hip hop. (via Les C)

Black Sheep online - Dres and Mista Lawnge are back and actually sound pretty good! An unexpected but welcome return.

Never Blend In - good to see Tego getting down with the Hen-rock in the same campaign for Hennessy that has previously featured Rakim Allah and Pam Grier. Big up reggaeton.

Speaking of which: DJ's, don't sleep - Pitbull's album is kind of fire. I wish TVT had sent me some wax and not just a CD though because this joint is almost top to bottom dirty south, reggaeton-inspired and latin-flavored club bangers. I'm late on this one but think a down south (early solo period) version of NORE for those not knowing.
Also peep: the Pitbull Vinyl Giveaway | E-card | online album player

SingingFish - Google for mp3 audio and video.

Dabrye "Game Over" - the best track Slum Village never made?

Praises be - Outkast plan to get back to some real hip hop. (nobodysmiling.com)

Kutmasta Kurt's Redneck Olympics Games is a pretty hot collection of rarities, b-sides and previously unavailable tracks that this respected underground producer has done for artists like the Beastie Boys, Linkin Park, Dilated Peoples, Kool Keith, Mos Def, Diverse, Blackalicious, Del and others. Recommended.

Chief Kamachi = (Akinyele + Busta Rhymes + Freddie Foxxx)/3? I don't know anything about this cat but his Cult Status album is kind of hot too. Shout to Milo (the East. Conf. one who co-released this album, not the blog dude) plus I think Sage Francis did some of the beats. Also features Guru & Mr. Eon of High & Mighty. Good lookin' to my man Frank at Caroline for the hook-up yet again.

Handsome Boy Modeling School interviewed in Stereotype magazine. (via Michelle B)

My good friends at Audika records are dropping more rare material from legendary left-field disco producer Arthur Russell with the release of his new World of Echo album. Click their website for more details.

King Britt shills for the Park Hyatt Chicago.

Finally, support my homegirl Rain's new artist Esco tonight at M1-5.

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