Showing posts with label Hip Hop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hip Hop. Show all posts

Saturday, 15 December 2012

About Time 1.12.12 Mix

Latest mix. Something quick... But always Nang.

#NANG x #NANGCONT.



Underdog Psychosis; real.


DOWNLOAD #Blacklisted HERE: http://bit.ly/SkeptaBlacklisted "My teacher said I'm a sideman, I told her to remember me... Now they wanna email me asking if I can talk to the kids in assembly (mmmMMMmmMMMmmm)"

Thursday, 30 August 2012

#SoundsOfUtopia: Nas - Bye Baby


Saying bye byeeeeeeee (8)

Why this songs is so high in the Richter scale of melodiousness, other than it delves into the personal relationship of Nasir and Kelis in a respectable but enticing manor, it echos 'true' Hip Hop with the raspy bass and the singer belting out.

Nas further cements his smoothness in the visuals for Bye Baby, taken off of his Life is Good album, which got him his first UK top 10 album.


I think music in the 90s/ early 00s was better because humanity had more integrity. This screams 90s to me.

Thursday, 2 August 2012

#Nang: A$AP Rocky x Schoolboy Q - Back & Forth


These are the conversations I have with my peoples and they are just as funny, but hearing it come from these Brand New Guys just gives it that extra bit of nang that only the world can supply you with.

Noisey are too crispy with the videos. I have all these similar ideas but not the man power to implement them.

Noisey/ Vice better find me some way on one of those miraculous Twitter story tips or... It's peak cus once I get up on my feet.

"Man, I got so much shit up on my plate dawg. I was hangin' ... I know the world got more problems and it's much bigger. But I figured, I'd get some shit up off my chest." - 'Puffy'

Sunday, 8 July 2012

#RandomRalph: Bangladesh on Michael Jackson, the media, Dizzee Rascal & 'The Ludacris Era'

Ralph Hardy chats with Producer Bangladesh on what he thought of Michael Jackson, what the media and people say about him and the women he encountered during the Ludacris era, as well as features on the album and what he thinks of the UK's Dizzee Rascal and Tinie Tempah.

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