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Wednesday, October 31, 2012
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Sunday, October 21, 2012
[TWITTER BEEF]: Gucci Mane (@Gucci1017) beefing w/ Yung Joc (@IamYungJoc) on twitter before his Raleigh, NC show!
Today Gucci performs in Raleigh on his Trap God tour and earlier today we spotted some shit talkin from his Twitter page. Publicity stunt? Who knows! But no better state to talk shit from than--- never mind, lol Just peep the tweets below:
Apparently it appears some sort of convo was going on probably with his entourage b/c out the blue he just calls out Young Joc telling him they'll "resolve issues when he gets off tour". Then it goes on to random blurting about hatin phones, a shoutout to Raleigh then straight up callin him a bitch lol. All within the same length of time.
We found Young Joc;s responses which were mere responses to either fans or people he knew that questioned the tweets:
Joc agree that is was probably "bait" for his alleged publicity. I guess Joc doesn't care about it too much but we'll see what happens. Maybe we'll get info on some more talk trashing at his performance... although I hope Gucci doesn't waste performance time on addressing beef that's only on one end.
Apparently it appears some sort of convo was going on probably with his entourage b/c out the blue he just calls out Young Joc telling him they'll "resolve issues when he gets off tour". Then it goes on to random blurting about hatin phones, a shoutout to Raleigh then straight up callin him a bitch lol. All within the same length of time.
We found Young Joc;s responses which were mere responses to either fans or people he knew that questioned the tweets:
Joc agree that is was probably "bait" for his alleged publicity. I guess Joc doesn't care about it too much but we'll see what happens. Maybe we'll get info on some more talk trashing at his performance... although I hope Gucci doesn't waste performance time on addressing beef that's only on one end.
Saturday, October 20, 2012
[NEWS]: @DJCHUCKT LAUNCHES @THEAUTHORITYDJS OF NC/SC! WE GOT THE ROSTER!
DJ Chuck T is proud to announce the formation of a DJ organization that promises to make a bigger impact on Hip-Hop than any such organization has done in years. The Authority DJ Coalition, created during the fall of 2012, continues Chuck T’s career-long mission to champion The Carolinas, and operates with the sole goal of turning North and South Carolina into a self-sustaining market for music and entertainment.
The Authority DJ Coalition also hopes to tackle the catch-22 that has mired relationships between Carolina DJs and artists for years. Right now, DJs feel like whenever a local artist finds him/herself in a position from which a Carolina DJ could benefit (i.e., a record deal or touring opportunity), they run to larger-named DJs in outside markets. The artists on the other hand feel like the DJs would rather invest the energy into breaking a brand new artist from New York or Atlanta in their local markets than to support the artists whose careers they’ve been able to see develop locally over years. The Authority aims to change that relationship by putting the DJs at the forefront of the “Carolina Movement” and tasking them with the responsibility of shining a national spotlight on their local artists. It will also be these DJs’ duty to create a legacy of support for Carolina artists by mentoring up-and-coming DJs in the region.
As it is now, membership into the coalition will continue to be available by invitation only; with potential members identified by the impact they have within their local market and their ability to grow The Authority DJ Coalition’s vision. And while Chuck T’s goal is to extend the organization’s roster to the DC-Maryland-Virginia area, he has no intention on growing his team beyond that. “I feel like none of the other DJ coalitions are focusing on the talented DJs here in the Mid-Atlantic states, who are just as skilled, talented and definitely connected as their counterparts in larger cities,” he explains. “So my goal is to empower DJs like myself in a way that no other national group has ever done.”
For more information about The Authority DJ Coalition, please contact DJ Chuck T at TheAuthorityDJs@Gmail.com, or visit them online at www.THEAUTHORITYDJS.com.
HERE'S THE OFFICIAL OFFICIAL ROSTER:
DJ DUTCHMASTER -- RALEIGH, NC
DJ STYLZ -- CHARLOTTE, NC
DJ CANNON BANYON -- CHERAW, SC
DJ CHILL WILL -- GREENVILLE, SC
DJ COG -- CHARLOTTE, NC
DJ CHUCK T -- CHARLOTTE, NC/CHARLESTON, SC
DJ CUTTZ -- CHARLOTTE, NC/TRIAD AREA, NC
DJ DELLMATIC -- SMITHFIELD, NC
DJ DVS -- RALEIGH, NC
DJ DYCE -- COLUMBIA, SC
DJ DYNAMITE -- MYRTLE BEACH, SC
DJ ERN -- GREENSBORO, NC
DJ MAGIC -- CHARLOTTE, NC
DJ INCOGNITO -- CHARLOTTE, NC
VONYETTA SNOW -- COLUMBIA, SC
DJ BEN FRANK -- CHARLOTTE, NC
DJ LOUI VEE -- COLUMBIA, SC
DJ MYDNITE -- CHARLOTTE, NC
DJ NGENIUS -- CHARLOTTE, NC
DJ RANSOM DOLLARS -- DILLON, SC
DJ SEAN JOHN -- SANTEE/SUMTER/ORANGEBURG, SC
DJ FATT BOY -- SPARTANBURG, SC
MARIO THE MIC MAN -- CHARLOTTE, NC
DJ PUFF -- COLUMBIA, SC
DJ PHALSE ID -- CHARLOTTE, NC
DJ REFLECTION -- GREENSBORO, NC
DJ FOODSTAMP -- GREENSBORO, NC (CALI)
DJ DELUXE -- GREENSBORO/RALEIGH, NC
DJ WHOOTA -- CHARLOTTE, NC
WADE BANNER -- RALEIGH, NC
Thursday, October 18, 2012
[CAMPAIGN]: Its not a game! #STRAIGHTLIKEDAT CAMPAIGN VLOG #1 x @HB5250
52fifty Entertainment, The HoodRich DJs, & South Top Dawgs presents "Straight Like Dat" The Mixtape (coming soon) and together with SR_Articles we bring you The Campaign. You think you got a big fan base? Well you haven't met HB 5250. We bringing the street fan base to the viral world- straight like dat. You want to see stuntin, see the real, hear the real, he got it- straight like dat. You want to see an artist out here from the country, in the country in the morning then in Atl at night, making moves, making connects and really grinding?
Straight Like Dat HB 5250 is the character to keep an eye on. Remember the name, remember this graphic and check out the Vlog below. This artist has alot in store for you and if I have anything to do with it, you will remember this name and you will understand why this campaign is so damn important- straight like dat.Follow @HB5250
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
[NEWS]: MISSING RALEIGH DJ FOR OVER 48 HOURS! HELP FIND @DJKOOLSHEED.
"Raleigh police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing man.
Officers say Rashid Smith, also known as DJ Kool Sheed, was last seen Sunday morning leaving his home. Smith is a well known DJ in the area having performed on the radio and in clubs for many years.
Family members say his disappearance is very out of character. Anyone with any information on his whereabouts is asked to call police."
-Courtesy of Charlotte.News14.com
[COUNTDOWN]: VOTE @PARADOXTRACKS #BESTMALEHIPHOP IN 2012 QUEEN CITY MUSIC AWARDS! Read more...
Ladies and gentlemen, one of the Carolina's biggest indie music events will be taking place at the end of this Quarter. The SR Articles are official media sponsors and we would like to send a congrats to all the nominees!One other thing we would like is for you to support Paradox who was nominated for Best Male Hip Hop and sponsored this feature. Paradox is currently on a promo campaign for his latest album release "Destined for Greatness" and has been doing his own media streak with interviews some of this markets greatest influences (including Wet Set Productions #plug lol). Check out Paradox's Album Listening Session videos below the jump f/ a host of cameos.
TO VOTE FOR PARADOX
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You can also click above to see other nominees and vote in other categories.
#D4G listening session at M.E. MusicWorks (@LEgionOfMuzik) breaking down the 1st 6 songs on the album executive produced by DrumLord, @Jmanifestnc, and @MikeBlayz.
#D4G songs 7-12. DOWNLOAD IT AT www.ParadoxTracks.Bandcamp.com
Monday, October 15, 2012
Check out the new @DORMTAINMENT episode "I Hate Rappers" #Hilarious
The reason I love this video so much, aside from the dude in the FUBU shirt and the sarcasm, is because he actually makes some strong points that some indie rappers could take into consideration. Your image is EVERYTHING!!
My fav point was when the vid first jumps into it "Don't flaunt and throw your money around then complain when nobody wants to buy your single or mixtape". They also jump into the whole "bragging about not sleeping". That's good you working but if your numbers aren't proving it them why are you putting your health at risk? Even more of the reason you should invest in management or a PR/Publicist.
Side note: I love rappers... the business minded and marketable rappers. :) #ENJOY
My fav point was when the vid first jumps into it "Don't flaunt and throw your money around then complain when nobody wants to buy your single or mixtape". They also jump into the whole "bragging about not sleeping". That's good you working but if your numbers aren't proving it them why are you putting your health at risk? Even more of the reason you should invest in management or a PR/Publicist.
Side note: I love rappers... the business minded and marketable rappers. :) #ENJOY
[FIRST LOOK]: @REALWIZKHALIFA REVEALS "CABIN FEVER 2" COVER ART & TRACKLIST
Wiz is a small time favorite of mine. Particularly because he was my first big story and got this website its first hug wave of traffic back in 2010 when he got arrested in my city for his infamous fumes of weed smoke from his tour bus on his tour stop to ECU. (See full story here).
Apparently it drops tomorrow so I guess it doesn't matter how much marketing it should take, he the fuckin Wiz and his viral fan base is quite lucrative.
1. Bout Me feat. Problem and IamSu
2. Fucc Shit feat. Menace
3. M I A feat. Juicy J
4. Pacc Talk feat. Juicy J and Problem
5. Ridin Round feat. Juicy J
6. Smokin Drink feat. Problem
7. Stu feat. Juicy J
8. Bout That
9. I'm Feelin feat. Problem, J.R. Donato and Juicy J
10. Deep Sleep
11. 100 Bottles feat. Problem
12. Thuggin feat. Chevy Woods and Lavish
13. Tweak is Heavy
14. Nothin Like The Rest feat. French Montana
Check out his latest video with 2 Chainz titled "It's Nothing":
Apparently it drops tomorrow so I guess it doesn't matter how much marketing it should take, he the fuckin Wiz and his viral fan base is quite lucrative.
1. Bout Me feat. Problem and IamSu
2. Fucc Shit feat. Menace
3. M I A feat. Juicy J
4. Pacc Talk feat. Juicy J and Problem
5. Ridin Round feat. Juicy J
6. Smokin Drink feat. Problem
7. Stu feat. Juicy J
8. Bout That
9. I'm Feelin feat. Problem, J.R. Donato and Juicy J
10. Deep Sleep
11. 100 Bottles feat. Problem
12. Thuggin feat. Chevy Woods and Lavish
13. Tweak is Heavy
14. Nothin Like The Rest feat. French Montana
Check out his latest video with 2 Chainz titled "It's Nothing":
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Friday, October 12, 2012
**WELCOME HOME** Former Cash Money star Young Turk is released from prison after 9 years!
In 2004, Turk was involved in a shoot-out with members of the Memphis, Tennessee S.W.A.T. during a raid. Two officers were injured during the shootout. He avoided attempted murder charges but was hit with gun charges that resulted in Turk’s conviction and subsequent sentencing to almost ten-years in prison.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
**NEW** Indie underground artist @DaKidTroof is building quite a buzz w/ his brand of dope lyricism!
FOLLOW TROOF ON TWITTER @DaKidTroof
FOR BOOKING CONTACT @ItsKalliBaby
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Monday, October 8, 2012
**ARTIST PROFILE** @BigV_ANWSkyzone THE HARCORE IS BACK AGAIN!!!! Chef Boy-R-V mixtape due Halloween
Hip Hop shrinks and grows as much as any living thriving culture.
Attributes and attitudes in Hip Hop are never lost but, they often fade
into history quietly without any of the attention it received when it
was introduced to the masses. Things like grimy New York rap, retro
sneakers, graffiti and cutting-n-mixing are longed for when they fade
from popularity. Their value waits to be rediscovered by a new
generation of Hip Hop heads like an antique glossed in dust and
memories. Then, there are aspects of Hip Hop like snap music, Hammer
pants and shiny suits that leave quickly and quietly wait for the day
that our culture breathes new energy into their popularity. More of us
than less of us wish these trends remain in a forgetful hemisphere of
the brain where embarrassing moments and bad haircuts dwell. Still, once
an aspect of Hip Hop has faded away its value isn't lost. Whether we miss it or celebrate its absence, the value of the trends we follow, forget and resurrect in our culture never fades. Our nostalgia is necessary! It leads us to our evolution. Hip Hop is going through its growing pains to become something more. Much as rock-n-roll evolved through punk rock, heavy metal and grunge, Hip Hop has begun to branch off into variations that add to its value with originality and ignorance while still longing for further growth stimulated by its core principles and values.
So what is the next step? Is there anything we are longing for now? What aesthetic quality or relevant trend are we waiting for to continue growing?
Hip Hop experienced and explosion of success and wealth as the 2000s got underway. Bling Bling was everywhere. Bentley sales AND RENTALS went through the roof. Clothing lines and movies became as much a part of the artist as actual lyrics and talent. The hustle has been good to us. But somewhere along the way, our popularity made us soft. Our displays of success often outshine our stories of struggle and grind. The hardcore was lost! It never left our stories and road to success. But, its relevance left our artist expression.
The raw rap is bubbling beneath the gloss of the glitz and glamour of our industry. Underground and indie artist are taking brands of hardcore raw rap and turning it into success. Our culture is on the verge of its next evolution. The underground indie artists are here to change the way we see ourselves and our experiences. Their stories will change the world.
The story of Big V is waiting to be heard. Who the fuck is Big V??? Big V is the story of that hardcore realness bubbling beneath the industry. No commercial interests, no success without struggle and no bullshit in truth telling. He is an underground independent artist building a fan base based on one simple principle---the real. As cliche as it sounds, its so real that he makes his own Skyzone Society brand t-shirts in his living room for his fans. He personally mails CDs to the fans that request hard copies of his music. He shoots his own videos without renting jewelry cars and strippers. There is no glamorous glow to his appeal.
He grew up in Smalltown USA. Specifically, he is from Kinston, NC and will proudly rep his hometown. It would be misleading to the reader if I didn't let you know that I had the pleasure of growing up with Big V. Hip Hop was always apart of his life. He would write raps in class---at least the boring classes. When the ciphers pop off in school, he was right in the middle of them going hard. He carried his passion with him off to NC A&T. I didn't keep in touch with him during that time in his life. But, the Hip Hop community of NC was well aware of the groundwork he was putting into networking and perfecting his craft. It didn't surprise me that people would show him so much love. Big V comes from those beautiful Hip Hop principles of raw talent and hard work. He isn't an overnight celebrity. He's been rapping since he could listen to rap and he's been writing rhymes since he learned to hold a #2 China. He prays for the success and is thankful for the blessings. His focus is on staying true to his passion and growing as an artist.
The only thing Big V cares about is the quality of his performance and the message of hardcore that he wants to express. Like many indie artists, Big V grinds from the grassroots-- one fan at a time. He's self-funded two tours that have touched The Carolinas, Georgia and Alabama. His new mixtape, Chef Boy-R-V, will be his 17th release-- 13th official. Dropping this Halloween, Chef Boy-R-V will continue to add to the "real rap" message that Skyzone Society is built on. Hardcore is coming back! And Big V is an artist leading the way into the future.
Big V "Serenity" produced by T-mil by thesarcasticrenegade
CHECK OUT MORE OF HIS MUSIC HERE INCLUDING THE TRAILER FOR HIS NEW DVD SCOTTIE PIFFIN: MORE THAN A RAPPER
Sunday, October 7, 2012
NEED BEATS? CHECK OUT UNIQUE SOUNDZ (@UN1QUECMG) "TELL YOUR PRODUCER TO KILL HIMSELF VOL. 2"
Pretty good collection of instrumentals/beats from producer Unique Soundz. Artists, its cool to remix mainstream beats but you are taken more serious if you are on original beats. With that said, here's soe options be sure to hit him up via twitter @Un1queCMG
[SUPPORT @LEGIONOFMUZIK}: PURCHASE "SHOWTIME" @WAY2GUTTA F/ @CASHMULAHH @THISISPOOHBEAR PRODUCED BY @JMANIFESTNC
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- Original Release Date: September 15, 2012
- Format - Music: MP3
- Compatible with MP3 Players (including with iPod®), iTunes, Windows Media Player
[MIXTAPE REVIEW]: @MSLBMGMT - THE MIXTAPE:VOL 1 - HOSTED BY @IAMZNUFFSTARR (@TRAPHOUSEROCKS)
Soon as I got this link and clicked it I was rockin out. Ms. Lb works with some great artists and she, alongside her co-host of the "Trap House Rocks Show" and DJ, Z Nuff Star, have released this mixtape and I could not skip one song.Z Nuff did a great job with the mixing and my favorite part of the mixtape is that the very first track gets you coolin out. Once it starts playing, you actually vibe to every track. There wasn't a Red Cup Review done because this mixtape has a rating beyond a 12 Ounce.I guarantee you will enjoy this mixtape, download it now and put it on your Mp3 Player, phone, CD and get it in your car because this mixtape is mos def Highway Music Approved, na'mean?
The artists featured are from West Coast to East Coast and with the mix of their sounds, you wouldn't even know.
DOWNLOAD HERE
Track list
- Trump247 ft Big Kuntry King - Black Hollywood
- Trump247- Powder Flow
- Carlimo Da Don ft Coop--Google Me Remix
- Carlimo Da Don-Trap Newton
- 100 Kilo Rico ft. Yung LA -South Side
- 100 Kilo Rico ft. Breezy -Judge Me
- Kuzzo Fly ft Yuk Mouth, Bleu DaVinci, Millyz- I'm On That RemixX
- Kuzzo Fly ft Yuk Mouth-Trap Slap
- Shabaam Sahdeeq - Crank
- Shabaam Sahdeeq- Sucka 4 Love
- Skroodle- Brick of Clean
- Skroodle - Get Your Shit Right
- Young Dirt- We Wit Whateva
- Young Dirt - I'm The One
- Da Foundation- Subliminal
- Blazze Johnson - My City
- Blazze Johnson-6 in the Morning
- outro SHOUT OUTS
[NEW VIDEO LADIES]: @TREYSONGZ x "DIVE IN"
Love the song but the video has a mysterious plot. Trey is having an affair with his business partner’s woman. SMH “Dive” in brings us the classic Trey Songz vibe w/ a storyline video.
[NEWS}: Jay-Z (@_S_C) SET TO RELEASE "LIVE IN BROOKLYN" EP
In commemoration of his historic, sold out, closing night show opening Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, Jay Z is releasing “LIVE IN BROOKLYN,” a live, eight song audio /visual optic EP.
“LIVE IN BROOKLYN,” was filmed live and recorded live on October 6th. This project will be available Tuesday, October 9, 2012 exclusively on iTunes. Stay Tuned!
[NEWS]: UNCLE LUKE ON @FRENCHMONTANA, "HE OWES ME MONEY!" Says French Montana Owes Him Money
If you didn't already know, Montana's latest hit "Pop Dat" samples throwback group 2 Live Crew's single from Uncle Luke, "I Wanna Rock", and allegedy while on the red carpet of the 2012 BET Hip-Hop awards a few weekends ago, Luke expressed his confusion as to why he hasn't been paid for the song yet. Apparently he said that he will have to speak to Diddy in person about being compensated for French sampling his song.
According to sources online Luke was quoted, "When I heard the song I said, 'Oh this is a hit,' and the next thing I said is, 'Where's my check?' Ain't nobody told me about my check yet. I have not gotten the check yet, so I'm looking for the check. I'm gonna talk to Diddy in the back about it."
Thursday, October 4, 2012
[EXCLUSIVE]: STUDIO FOOTAGE W/ @JMANIFESTNC x @BLACKJERUZ x @WBTHREE AT PATCHWERK STUDIOS ATL F/ @PREMOE3000 @THISISBSTACKS @DERTYDEN @IKENSHYST @STEPYAGAMEUPENT AND MORE
The video has cameos from Derty Den, Premoe, B Stacks, Shyst (Ike N Shyst), Step ya Game Up Ent and more! To see the previous post and the pictures CLICK HERE
Enjoy! Remember share this page, lets help get this views up!
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
3 Things to think about during tonights Presidential Debate.
In preparation for the 1st Presidential Election debate, we came across this picture from the Obama Social Media Team and would like to share it with our readers.Yes we are voting for Obama in November and one of the number 1 reasons he has our vote is because he supports students chasing their dreams in college and doesn't believe a student should have to be overwhelmed with student loan debt just because they want to further their education to get a good job making a good paying salary. Not all of us are low class and in poverty and not all of us get government help Romney.
If you still haven't registered to vote please CLICK HERE and register to vote online NOW!
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
The Truth In Hip Hop Belongs To The New School. **ARTIST PROFILE** @ClearSoulForces by. @Al_is_Handsome
There are moments, artists, beats and verses in Hip Hop that cover your spirit or mood in a blanket of nostalgia. It is an indescribable joy often marked by a head nod and a smile. We connect that feeling of nostalgia to memories we have acquired or things we have learned in our personal lives. Who can't connect their favorite song or favorite album to a life memory! In a word, we call that connection THE TRUTH. The genuine and organic nature of the truth makes the truth so much more valuable as it is juxtaposed against the routine and monotony of everyday life. Its amazing how the truth just simply happens out the blue.While Hip Hop has given me many truths of my own, I'd like to share with you one that recently covered me in its nostalgia.
I was having a Hip Hop discussion in a Hip Hop forum last Saturday. The forum is filled with mostly late 30 to early 40 year old guys who can relate to you those pioneering Hip Hop experiences of DJing in the park, working with Afrika Bambata and The Zulu Nation and other early Hip Hop comings and goings. I naturally stick out like flashing lights in a rear view mirror. I'm the youngest guy in the group, the only country boy from The South and, lets be honest, the only guy in there that listens to and acknowledges the new generation of Hip Hop music. I stick up for the artistic integrity and dopeness of our 90s-baby brothers and sisters. The culture may be commercialized more than ever now but that doesn't mean the 90 babies don't create fire.
Obviously among those old school former 1980s teenagers, I got bombarded by nay-saying and borderline hostility for my stance.
"Lil Wayne couldn't hold KRS-1's jock strap"
"You think Wacka Flacka and Soulja Girl are real MCs"
"They don't make real hip hop anymore"
Then out the blue one of the commenters threw me a life-line of mutual agreement. He acknowledged that there are a few new guys out here who still carry the torch of Hip Hop creativity and artistry. Lupe, J.Cole, Big KRIT, Kendrick Lamar, B.O.B, Nipsey Hussle, Vado---there are plenty young MCs capable of mastering the ceremony. I'm glad he came along and agreed with me because I was just about to cuss a few niggas out online (and we all know that's some lame shit). THEN IT HAPPENED!!!
The dude posted a link and asked me to check out the young spittas in the Youtube clip. By the time I finished the video, I was floored! I must have rewound it 10 times and of course I had my head nodding. I couldn't believe how raw and witty the four young guys were. Next thing I know I was listening to every Youtube video they had, checking out their website, following them on Twitter and texting my homies like "Yoooooooooo you niggas gotta hear this new shit I just heard. I'm bout to put you on." ...you know the usual online Hip Hop groupie shit LOL #NoHomo...
The experience was so organic! I didn't need 106 and Park to come and tell me that I need to check their song out and vote for it. I didn't need DatPiff.com to plaster banners all over their website for me to check it out. I didn't need Funk Master Flex to retweet them. I found their music the original way in which THE TRUTH is usually passed---word of mouth.
The group is called Clear Soul Forces. They are four young guys out of Detroit. They dig deep in the crates. They twist the wittiest lines into ferocious bars. They possess everything Hip Hop purist say this generation doesn't---skills! There music feels like a marriage of that hardcore street Detroit battle rap and soulful A Tribe Called Quest recording sessions. They are young and original and stay true to the principles of integrity and ability Hip Hop was born from. They have perfect balance. Raw and Smooth. Hardcore and Soulful. Tradition and Futuristic. Youth and wisdom.
The four members, E-Fav, L.A.Z., Noveliss, and Ilajide, were once separate artists following their own individual aspirations. They had come together to pay for studio time that they couldn't afford individually. That studio time would unite them in a 9 hour freestyle session for the ages. That fateful night in 2009 also gave them the opportunity to meet renown Detroit rhymer, Royce 5'9, who sat in on the freestyle session. It was Nickle Nine who suggested they combine their creative energy. And thus Clear Soul Forces was born. Since that day they have released a mixtape, an EP and a debut album. The four are self-proclaimed studio rats and rest assured more is on the way. Inside their studio dubbed "The Complex" they weave socially conscious content, poetic energy and Golden Era Hip Hop soundscapes into innovative blends of new school ambition and old school nostalgia. In a word, Clear Soul Forces is the TRUTH!
Somebody put me on and now I'm putting you on. Check out Clear Soul Forces.
CHECK OUT THE CLEAR SOUL FORCES WEBSITE HERE FOR MORE INFO AND MUSIC
FOLLOW THEM ON TWITTER @CLEARSOULFORCES
We #SUPPORT KoolKidzTV and their documentary project "American Beatboxer". Check it out and donate!
This film documents one of the most neglected genres of Hip Hop culture and placing it in its rightful place in Hip Hop history.We at SRA took the info from KickStarter.com to share with our audience.
On July 31, 2010 in Brooklyn, New York, the first ever American Beatbox Championship took place. Beatboxers and beatbox fans from all over the world converged at Littlefield Performance and Art space to witness and participate in this historic event. Contestants of all races from throughout the United States competed. Now it’s down to the eight finalists! This documentary honors the evolution of Beatboxing juxtaposed against the final day of competition to crown the first American beat boxing champion.
This film documents one of the most neglected genres of Hip Hop culture and places it in its rightful position in Hip-Hop history as a bona fide American art form. The awesome soundtrack is provided by the multi-talented finalist, Maximillion and FulleeLoaded Productions. Featured performers are W.B.A. founder Chesney Snow; host Hobbit from the U.K., and Beatbox, Hip-Hop trailblazers and contest judges, Rahzel and Jarobi White from a Tribe Called Quest!
We need your help specifically to raise marketing funds for our film so we can place our labor of love strategically into relevant film festivals and markets such as the American Film Market (AFM) to obtain distribution. These funds would help pay for submission fees, promotional and screening copies, post cards, poster art, press kits etc...
Let's help put Beatboxing in its rightful place in Hip-Hop culture and music history. Let's help plant the seeds for the next generation of beatboxers. Come on! Be a part of this great project!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!!
A word from Chesney Snow: Giving the audience a way to plug into a part of Hip-Hop history. Hip-Hop as always been about make something from nothing, we are a group of community filmmakers that believe the power, artistry and hip hop and the music of beatboxing and we wanted to tell the story of the first American Beatboxing Championships. We wanted to reach to people who love hip hop, love music and wanted to contribute/take part to a telling a story of historic moment in hip hop, we have seen how hip hop brings people from all of the world together and beatboxing is an example of that. We are a group of diverse artists that are united by hip hop are trying to tell a story about something we love. As a beatboxer, musician, filmmaker, producer and like any struggling artists we are constantly trying to make our works and passions sustainable. So we are reaching out to our friends and community members to help us do something that we might not be able to make possible . We are reaching out to a wider audience to help us get funding for the completion and marketing. Thank You!
Contact them HERE!
GOT TALENT? ALL MUSIC, POETS, MODELS SUBMIT AND GET CONNECTED! READ MORE HERE...
As many of you already know we always are looking for talent to promote and feature on the SR Articles, however, not all submissions make the cut due to poor quality, poor production, being too cliche or just not being Hip Hop enough; but that should NOT stop you, as the artist or poet or model, from getting out your dream. Many know me as just the writer and founder of SRA but I am also a PR and consultant for many artists and have been talent scouting and co-producing for almost 10 years. No matter what, if I get music from you, if its not posted, its forwarded out or at least responded back with some suggestions. Some like it, some don't but you don't learn or get better without constructive criticism. There are no "yes men" over here. With that said, our sister site is now posting and reviewing submissions and we hope you take the time to also get your music, poetry and pics in to sr.mixtapes@gmail.com.
We ask that you take the time to visit The Phaymus Review website and check out some of the talent currently being featured. It started yesterday and there are already some reviews up!
We ask that you take the time to visit The Phaymus Review website and check out some of the talent currently being featured. It started yesterday and there are already some reviews up!
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[VIDEO CYPHER]: HIP HOP CYPHER PRESENTED BY @IMDANNYOCEAN F/ @MIC_ROSE1 @REALSWAGJONES
This JUST in. Figured I'd premier it for a much broader audience other than Facebook because it definitely deserves some worthy promotion. Great video production with beats from True Bars Beats. Filmed in New Bern, NC with Dj Danny Ocean on the 1s and 2s. Cyphers come out of the ENC alot but its been a while since I seen one well put together like this. Some of you may not recognize any of these artists but allow me to intriduce them to you!
This years BET Hip Hop Awards influenced cypher presented by Make Waves Ent, Southern Drop DJs and CNC Photography.
STARRING: $WAG JONES, LIL' SKEEZY, D.C. MARCO CAINE SEEFOE and MIKE ROSE
This years BET Hip Hop Awards influenced cypher presented by Make Waves Ent, Southern Drop DJs and CNC Photography.
STARRING: $WAG JONES, LIL' SKEEZY, D.C. MARCO CAINE SEEFOE and MIKE ROSE
Monday, October 1, 2012
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