Happy Friday! Enjoy!
Nas – Take It In Blood (w/ unreleased verses and chorus)
Nas – Take It In Blood (off ‘It Was Written’ album)
Happy Friday! Enjoy!
Nas – Take It In Blood (w/ unreleased verses and chorus)
Nas – Take It In Blood (off ‘It Was Written’ album)
I was listening to one of the new tracks off N.E.R.D. Nothing album and I kind of noticed a familiar melody. I want to say that the Neptunes have managed to recreate the melody from Mobb Deep’s “Give Up The Goods”. Listen to the woodwind instrument used in NERD’s song and compare it to the melody used in Mobb Deep’s song.
N.E.R.D. – Inside of Clouds
Mobb Deep – Give Up The Goods (Just Step)
Cold and rainy day here on the east coast. Came across an Oddisee gem in my music library from way back circa 05-06. Looking outside today and hearing this definitely sparks thought for me.
Oddisee – Part Of The World
This is a sample I have been looking for for sometime now. In the album booklet for “Be”, the sample for “Love Is” is credited to Marvin Gaye’s “God Is Love”(which is coincidentally my favorite Marvin Gaye record), but when I listen to the version of “God Is Love” that I have I can’t hear what Dilla used, until now. That is because the Continue reading
This joint right here takes it back to the essence.
This is a very informative interview with my favorite producer, Just Blaze. They are covering some juicy topics that I’ve been waiting for someone to speak on for years. Props to the Hype Men for this one.
In today’s world, it’s apparent. I see it everyday, but while I try my hardest not to judge anybody it’s tough not to develop an opinion. I can’t because I was once like this and I’m sure most people were too at some point but not everyone snaps out of it as I did. Seeing old friends turn into felons over something bogus or just simply looking at society always spark an equivalent thought in my head. Some people experience bliss that know Continue reading
First time I heard this I was taken by the heavy bassline. That’s what I like about beats made by the Heatmakerz, extremely deep but smooth basslines. Pure dope, no wonder they call it “crack music”. Continue reading
Indeed with the resurgence of the talk of power and who deserves to it, it’s only right that I comment on it. Just thinking about hip hop and how some artist is trying to be the king of some area. The king of the south, the king of New York, the king of the west coast, the king of blah blah. I listened Jay-Z’s “Most Kingz” featuring Chris Martin of Coldplay to see if what he mentioned in his verses made sense.