Name: Finish 'Em by Dat Dude Binz
Duration: 2 min 51 s
Description: Another ill and thorough collaboration project from Seven Da Pantha & Dat Dude Binz

Another ill and thorough collaboration project from Seven Da Pantha & Dat Dude Binz

Open Bar EP

Finish 'Em

Hip-Hop at it's finest! Produced by Dat Dude Binz!

H.I.A.

Seven Da Pantha - H.I.A. (Here I Am)

Dat Dude Binz delivers a soulful sound with a raw and rugged delivery. Along with Seven Da Pantha's witty wordplay and impeccable cadence that elevates the track's hip-hop feel!

Rain Maker (featuring Seven Da Pantha)

Raekwon - Can't Believe #tbt 19

Nas - +The Season+ (Produced By JDilla) [Official]
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[Produced By: J Dilla]

[Verse 1]
United States in fear
London knows I'm a phantom, South Korea knows I'm here
Posted, planted without exception
Rise to your feet for this gravity
Nas and Dilla beat, the fly soliloquy
Some real nigga talkin'
This don't happen too often, take precaution
Liars and frauds got you exhausted
You've been accosted
Who told you've I lost it?
I just put it down for a second, damn
Can the king lounge for a second, kick his hooves up?
Grow stubble on the face for once without a smooth cut?
Grow a little gut, can't even enjoy the fruit of my labor
Before they call me Luke and hand me my lightsaber
The ruler's back, you can tell by the trumpets
Prince of Wales sent me tea, biscuits, crumpets
Jewelry cost more than the car, car cost 200
Get out your chair, the season of Nasir

[Hook]
(Da-da-da-da-da
Da-da-da-da-da)
The season
(Da-da-da-da-da
Da-da-da-da-da)
This is the season
(Da-da-da-da-da
Da-da-da-da-da)
The season
(Da-da-da-da-da
Da-da-da-da-da)

[Verse 2]
Jay Elec doesn't write it
HOV couldn't write it, he vacationin'
Jungle the only brother I take shit from from
Hassan give me lines, we talk all the time
So I guess if he inspired my song it ain't mine
Let me make this clear, they fear the gifted
Some say Shakespeare never existed
Wow, now, look at the amount of resistance
Attempts to chisel my face, from the mountain you guessed it
Bitch you guessed it
There, did I answer your questions?
So, now that's out the way let's get back to my message
Now I'm 40 and a little change
Ride around, sport a new Benz, a little Range
Havin' fun, my little man gettin' big
He and my daughter down, when we talk it's real
Nothin' is watered down, young boy swag
I'm here today as well as the 90's
But the past life, my ass is behind me
Ignite the pyrex
Try to bite this, get Nasty Nas-itis
Arthritis when you try to write this
Asking why is the Feds at my niggas?
Why the Feds at my niggas?
I know by now I should be talkin' bread, crack, and figures
But not stressin', not stressin'
I'm survivin', I'm survivin'
It's funny when I catch cops textin' and drivin'
Who questions and penalizes them?
One day we'll have their ass in court and we'll be tryin' them
Hey yo, it's love for Detroit, Mo-Town, Motor City
Dilla lives on, it's like he wrote it with me
The soulful sample complements my rhyme so well
Slacks by Zegna, or YSL
Matchin' the Saint Laurents, I'm fly as hell
Hands in the air, the season of Nasir

[Hook]

[Outro]
Yeah, It's that time, yeah, Dilla rest in peace, what up Detroit?
Fly ladies, dope dealers and killers
Worldwide, NY, yeah, yeah, the season, yeah, this is the season





Nas - +The Season+ (Produced By JDilla) [Official] [Clean]

Can you move the crowd?  You either can, or you can’t… No gimmicks, no glamour and no glitz, no kickstarters--just Shut Up And Rap! That’s exactly what Termanology is doing on his new album which will be released on 12-9-14—letting his music do the talking. 

Shut Up And Rap boasts sixteen-tracks and features guest appearances from the legendary INS Deck, M.O.P.’s Lil Fame, Skyzoo, Torae, Slaine, Willie The Kid, DJ Doo Wop and REKS.  Newcomer Billy Loman supplies the majority of the soundscape for Shut Up And Rap, and while the album does include big-name collaborations, Term comments on the subtle, but noticeable shift in how he put Shut Up And Rap together “a big part of this album is breaking new talent.  Their were times in the past I was focused on getting the biggest names on my albums, but this one was less about status and more about dudes who can just plain spit; regardless of their status."

Today, Term lets loose the latest offering, “I’m Good,” f/ Michael Christmas & Astro (cuts by Statik Selektah) from Shut Up And Rap.  "I'm Good" is produced by Billy Loman.

Pre-order Termanology’s Shut Up And Rap: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/shut-up-and-rap/id939109426 & http://www.undergroundhiphop.com/termanology-shut-up-and-rap/BRK148CD/ 

Tracklisting for Termanology’s Just ‘Shut Up And Rap’:

1.) ‘Shut Up And Rap’ 
2.) ‘The War Begins’ f/ H Blanco, Inspectah Deck & Chris Rivers (https://soundcloud.com/termanologyst/the-war-begins-feat-inspectah-deck-chris-rivers-h-blanco-prod-by-billy-loman)
3.) ‘Get Away’ f/ Skyzoo, Torae & Reks
4.) ‘I'm Good’ f/ Michael Christmas & Astro
5.) ‘Can't Take It Anymore’ f/ Chilla Jones, Cortez & DJ Doo Wop
6.) ‘Don't Know’ f/ Chasen Hampton
7.) ‘I Fucks With You’ f/ Lumidee & Cyrus DeSheild
8.) ‘Thug Muzik’ f/ H Blanco & Ea$y Money
9.) ‘Photo Shoot Fresh’ f/ Wais P & Dutch ReBelle
10.) ‘OH YES!’ f/ SuperSTah Snuk & Ea$y Money
11.) ‘Reality’ f/ Ea$y Money & Hectic
12.) ‘Depths Of Hell’ f/ Slaine & Artisin
13.) ‘Pour Out A Bottle Of Rose’ f/ Reks
14.) ‘My Time 2 Shine’ f/ Lil Fame of M.O.P. (produced by Termanology)
15.) ‘El Wave’ f/ Willie The Kid & Reks (produced by Statik Selektah & The Alchemist)
https://soundcloud.com/macmediapromo/termanology-f-willie-the-kid-reks-el-wave-produced-by-statik-selektah-the-alchemist
16.) ‘Streetwise’ 

For More Information:

https://twitter.com/TermanologyST
https://twitter.com/mickeychristmas 
https://twitter.com/astronomicalkid 
https://twitter.com/StatikSelekt
https://soundcloud.com/termanologyst 
http://termanologymusic.com/
https://www.facebook.com/TermanologyST
https://twitter.com/BrickRecords96
http://brickrecords.com/



Termanology f/ Michael Christmas & Astro- 'I'm Good' (cuts by Statik Selektah)

9th Wonder- Enjoy (Feat. Warren G, Kendrick Lamar, Murs)

Real Hip-Hop @ it's finest. Adult Contemporary Hip-Hop. Take a listen, share it, rate it, and cop it.

The Hone-Gurr Gamez, Series 1

Right Here, Standing By (feat. Skyzoo)

On The Eve Of The Anniversary For The Iconic Artists Birth & Death, Raekwon Breaks Down His Heartfelt Tribute To Marvin Gaye

“I don't make records for pleasure. I did when I was a younger artist, but I don't today. I record so that I can feed people what they need, what they feel. Hopefully, I record so that I can help someone overcome a bad time.” (Marvin Gaye, NME Interview Circa 1982)

One of the standout tracks from Raekwon’s recently released seventh solo-masterpiece, The Wild, is undoubtedly his heartfelt tribute to Marvin Gaye, simply entitled “Marvin” which features Cee-Lo.

With “Marvin,” Raekwon authors his own audio autobiography of the fellow iconic artist, detailing his upbringing, his artistic legacy, his turbulent personal life and his tragic death (at the hands of his own father).  As the anniversary of Marvin Gaye’s birth (April 2nd) and death (April 1st) both draw near, Raekwon further honors Marvin Gaye’s life and his dedication to him by delving into the creative process of the track and where the inspiration stemmed from.

“Once I heard the beat, his name kept coming to me (“Marvin” exactly like Cee-Lo’s hook).  The beat reminded me of him and it transported me back to that time.  It was like his life flashed before me and the words just began spilling out organically” Raekwon stated.  “Marvin’s music transcended genres and it can speak to anyone, but it especially speaks to those of us who come from the inner-city; poverty, oppression, the good and the bad.  Living in the inner-city, his music helps us reflect.  He was real and you could hear it in his voice and in his music.  That is where we have parallels, he spoke to a generation and so do I and Wu-Tang.  We share creativity and we speak on what we want people to hear; and not focus on trends.  Marvin saw the climate change and what he saw affected him.  He stood up for what he believed in (issues we are still dealing with today) and created conversation and awareness and he had a vision; I resemble those same traits.   I wish I could sit down with him and play him this tribute and just smoke a splif and vibe.”


For More Information:
https://twitter.com/Raekwon
https://www.instagram.com/raekwon/
https://twitter.com/CeeLoGreen

Raekwon - Marvin  (feat. CeeLo Green)

Marlo (Make 'Em Pay) [Prod. By: ShadowBinz]

Motor City born producer with a vision to exploit untapped talented artists and continue to reinvent the true essence of Hip-Hop, & R&B/Soul. 

Finish 'Em

Dat Dude Binz

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