Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Marco Polo feat. Skyzoo "Blocksh-t"
More music from the starting-to-buzz (?) T.dot-by-way-of-BK (hey!) producer Marco Polo from his forthcoming solo LP, Port Authority, due out on 5/15/07 via Rawkus/Soulspazm Records as well as on the soon-drop Mick Boogie mixtape Newport Authority:
Marco Polo feat. Skyzoo "Blocksh-t" [MP3: YSI | zshare stream/download]
(mp3 courtesy Movement marketing)
The Kitchen previously on Marco Polo here.
Online:
MySpace - Marco Polo | BUY music by Marco Polo
MySpace - Skyzoo
MySpace - Mick Boogie
MySpace - Rawkus Records
MySpace - Soulspazm Records
Labels: Marco Polo, Mick Boogie, Rawkus Records, Skyzoo
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Marco Polo feat. Kardinal Offishall - "War"
In celebration of the fact that I'm in the T.dot for a few days decompressing, here's a new joint featuring OG Canadian MC (and recent Konvict Musik signing) Kardinal Offishall:
Marco Polo feat. Kardinal Offishall - "War" [MP3: YSI | zshare stream/download]
This is from the upcoming Port Authority album by Canadian producer/DJ Marco Polo. It's dropping on 5-15-07 via a, based on this track and the recent Kidz in the Hall album, seemingly revitalized Rawkus Records.
Online:
MySpace - Marco Polo | BUY music by Marco Polo
MySpace - Kardinal Offishall | BUY music by Kardinal
(mp3 by kind permission of Movement Marketing)
Labels: Kardinal Offishall, Kidz in the Hall, Marco Polo, Rawkus Records
Thursday, February 08, 2007
Kidz in the Hall remix (feat. Jay-Z)
I've mentioned them before but these Kidz in the Hall cats are so underrated to me. I saw Nah Right (whose been on a bit of a backpack/underground kick recently, no?) post on them recently as has Fresh but why aren't more so-called hip hop mp3 blogs f-cking with these dudes the way the did with Little Brother?
Bonus audio: Kidz in the Hall feat. Jay-Z "Don't Stop (club radio remix)" [MP3: YSI | zshare stream/download] - pretty sure this is not an officially-sanctioned remix of the track from their excellent but way overlooked School Was My Hustle
album (at least on the part of Def Jam) since it jacks heavy chunks of Hov's "Show Me What You Got" or maybe it is (?). Also: is it me or does this sound a little sped up and too fast though?Online: website | MySpace | BUY School Was My Hustle
(mp3 by kind permission of Major League Ent/Rawkus Records)
Labels: Jay-Z, Kidz in the Hall, Little Brother, Rawkus Records
