Just wanted to let y'all know that the blog isnt dead.. we're just taking a break.
Check back sometime near the middle of august for a ton of new shit and probably some new authors.
Until then, Peace.
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Truth
Monday, June 1, 2009
Mashup Mondays: Easter Egg
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
PB&J
Young Folks (Freestyle) - Kanye West and Peter, Bjorn & John
Party and Bullshit (Dave Wrangler Remix) - Notorious B.I.G. vs Peter, Bjorn & John
Labels:
Kanye West,
mashup,
Notorious B.I.G.,
Peter Bjorn and John,
Remix
Monday, May 25, 2009
The Best and The Whitest (Pt. 3)
Mickey Avalon

Mickey Avalon is a filthy rapper with a filthy past. He was literally a manwhore at one point in his career. His sordid history is obvious in his lyrics, the cleanest of which could make the dirtiest of hookers cringe. I love this guy. Check him out.
Asher Roth

The inevitable product of hip-hop's infiltration of the suburbs, Asher Roth has made every rich white kid's dream come true. I maintain that he's really not a bad rapper if you take him for what he is. He's a rich suburban white kid who doesn't pretend to be anything else. Love him or hate him, Asher Roth is one of a kind. Aside from the fact that he sounds like Eminem.
Mashup Mondays: Ludachrist
Soul on Ice - This is really really good. Basically uses "Cold as Ice" as a sample for "Soul Survivor"
The Legend of Curtis - This is a pretty cool mashup of Zelda and 50 Cent's "Little Bit". Let The Beat Build on this one
Saturday, May 23, 2009
The Best and The Whitest (Pt. 2)
Aesop Rock
Long Island Native Aesop Rock is not only white, but jewish. However, he's managed to overcome these natural disadvantages to become a respected member of the indie-rap scene. His rhymes don't always make sense, and a little tough to follow with his rapid-fire delivery. It sounds good though, and the more I listen to him, the more I like him. Brother Ali

Brother Ali is as white as they come. He's an albino. On the subject of his race, he's said that, though he is genetically white, it is from black people that he learned his most valuable life lessons, and with whom he most often identifies. Despite this, he claims that he is neither black nor white, but a freak in a league all his own.
Friday, May 22, 2009
Inevitable
... I like Lil Wayne's verse. Cover the name and the rest of it could be a Britney Spears song, but i have a feeling that this ones gona grow on me... The only question is whether it will be before or after this hits the radio with avengence
bonus: another recent rnb weezy collabo [waynes on point in this one]
Thursday, May 21, 2009
The Best And the Whitest (Pt. 1)
Eminem's not doing it for me anymore, and I've had to do some searching for causcasion representation in Hip-hop. As a general rule, white people shouldn't rap, but here's my list of the best and the whitest out there anyway.

Madchild

One half of duo Swollen Members, Madchild, along with counterpart Prevail, has become one of the best-selling artists of his native Canada. That may
not sound particularly cool, but I assure you, this dude can rap. Counter-intuitive though it may sound, these guys are some gangster Canadians.

Slug

Though not technically a hundred percent white, any list without slug would be incomplete. He, along with producer Ant make up the renowned independent group Atmosphere. His lyrics are clever, and he's got some nice flow for a (partially) white dude.
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Monday, May 18, 2009
Mashup Mondays: Triple Threat
Stars and Stripes - Some posers posted this last week drooling over it as though it was the soundtrack to the second coming but honestly it isnt all that. This being said there are still some pretty good tracks that make this album worth checking out.
Stars Stripes - Featuring Adrian Champion and Brian Jacobs
Tha Countdown Blues - Featuring Red Man
Viva La Hova - Terry Urban came out with this album this winter. The Jay-Z Coldplay mix works well for the most part, much like MTV's Collision Course that put his rhymes to Linkin Park, but there are one or two beats that just dont sound good at all. Never the less, this buried treasure is now availiable again for anyone who missed it. (What if we cry?, X-Y-Z, and Lost Part 1 are 3 of my favs)
A Rhyming Ape - Lupe Fiasco + Gorillaz= gold. Short but sweet, the three-year-old A Rhyming Ape is a great album from head to toe. Preview
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Mr. Hudson Follow Up
As a quick follow up to PT's post, here's a 5 minute preview of hudson's upcoming Album "Straight No Chaser". I'm still not sure how I feel about this guy.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Let Me Be Your Supernova
New music from the silver fox, Mr. Hudson. More Kanye on autotune. You make youre own judgement.
Personally I like this song the more I listen to it. And Kanye is welcome to support and showboat his newly discovered talent(Mr. Hudson) as long as he actually sounds decent doing it.
Discover Simple, Private Sharing at Drop.io
Friday, May 15, 2009
N.A.S.A.
N.A.S.A. (North America South America) is a collaboration between American DJ Squeak E. Clean, and Brazillian DJ Zegon. They got together everyone from E-40 to Tom Waits, and threw them all together on one album. The result sounds a little bit like someone recorded a mashup in the studio. The clash of musical styles gets to be too much on some tracks, but overall I think they pulled it off. The album is called The Spirit of Apollo. Give it a listen.You've Probably heard this one. Some of Kanye's best.
Waits on a hip hop track, while completely unexpected, works surprisingly well.
Good shit from everybody, but I wish they'd let DJ AM scratch a little bit more.
I have no idea who the fuck Nick Zinner is, and I'm not a big fan of M.I.A. Otherwise a pretty high quality song with an interesting beat.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Not Bad...
But kinda gay. Asher Roth and his college cohorts have a nice little jam sesh over BEP's "Boom Boom Pow".
Monday, May 11, 2009
Mashup Mondays
Got some more quality mashups this week. Big Tymers vs. the Yeah Yeah Yeahs (i didnt make this), Bloody Beetroots vs. Lil Wayne, Radiohead vs. Eve, and Ghostface vs. Spoon.
We Are From Venice (Lil-Weezy-Ana) - ignore the static at the beginning, its part of the beat
Tambourine Reckoning - i really like this one (1:55)
The Ghostface of You Still Lingers - weird but good
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Passion Pit Comes to DC
...And yeah, that is the day we get out of school..
Heres a song from their album Manners
Moth's Wings - it gets good
Discover Simple, Private Sharing at Drop.io
Thursday, May 7, 2009
We Own The Sky
M83 - We Own the Sky from Mute Records on Vimeo.
Educate yourself about M83. Great electronica group from France with a unique shoegazing touch. Imagine flying over a colorfully lit Tokyo cityscape at 2 in the morning... yeah.
Gone Fishing
Easily one of the best mixtapes of the year. Trademark Cool Kids steez with Don Cannon drops and samples. Get the whole thing for free below:
http://www.zshare.net/download/597235278c9eb5ae/
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Monday, May 4, 2009
Mashup Mondays: E-603
Discover Simple, Private Sharing at Drop.io
This week I got a really good mashup album by this guy named E-603. Even though this guy looks like he belongs at Hogwarts his beats are actually sick and Girl Talk-esque. You can download the entire album here.
other stuff:
Lil Wayne vs Buffalo Springfeild
Daft Punk vs. Ghostface Killa
Justice vs. Kevin Rudolf
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Pow
Rap Saviors - K-Sparks & Angelous (Z-share)
- Great rap song with a Jay-Z sample on it. Upbeat electronic beat to it.
Balla - Flo-Rida, Billy Blue, Brisco (Z-share)
- Also very upbeat. Feel good rap.
Hot Like Sauce - Pretty Lights (Z-share)
- Epic.
Labels:
Angelous,
Billy Blue,
Brisco,
Flo-Rida,
Hip-Hop,
K-Sparks,
Pretty Lights
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