Wednesday, April 20, 2005
The newest recipes from Missy's Cookbook
New Missy & Pharrell!!! "On & On" - this sh-t is straight bizonkers and this isn't even the "Lose Control" joint with Fatman Scoop & Ciara I was talking about the other day. That would be here. (mp3's via HipHopHavoc.com)
Tony Yayo & 50 cent "So Seductive" - most heads are talking about "I Run NY" but I'm not gonna front, this is that crack to me. (via hiphopgame.com)
Camp Lo mp3's - D-Nice dropped "Luchini" at the Kwame/Big Ced birthday party at Canal Room the other night and, no joke, it got the biggest reaction of the night out of all the songs I heard while there, hands down. The Uptown Saturday Night album by Camp Lo is an underrated classic. Peace to Kay, Vin, Face and Rashad who I saw up in the spot too. To everyone else, y'all missed a hot one - Derrick had some tight ass industry cats dancing. (via Freemotion)
Scenestars
Hoefax or Hoe Slap? Whoa... (via Cuban Links)
Kanye, watch your back? Rome's first song
The Shrimp has a pretty thorough rundown of the latest in bhangra music.
Grand Good on the new ish by my man MF Grimm from Day By Day Ent.
And speaking of Grimm and Day By Day:
- Video of Large Pro performing at the Mudville Release Party @ Joe's Pub last week.
- Video of MF Grimm & MF Doom live at BB King's
BTW Doom is on The Gorillaz album Demon Days on a track called "November Rain." I've had this album for about two months now and have been playing it on and off since then, but don't really have anything that useful or in depth to say about it.
I will say though that it is pretty good for those who thought Gorillaz would be a one-off gimmick that couldn't be repeated. If you liked their first album, you'll like this one too. I didn't miss Dan the Automator's production either - Danger Mouse more than holds it down plus there's also a track with Roots Manuva called "All Alone" for fans of that cat. (And speaking of Dan the Automator, there's an after-party for the K-os/Handsome Boy Modeling School show TONIGHT at Irving Plaza starting 11PM at 17 which is located at 37 West 17th between 5th & 6th Ave.)
But finally, R.I.P. to Johnnie Johnson, the man who inspired Chuck Berry's rock'n'roll classic "Johnny B. Goode."
