Forward from Nastee:

From 1996 to 2000 I was the head engineer at The Cutting Room in NYC. I had the pleasure of working with just about every important MC and producer that was relevant at the time. From Tracey Lee to Black Rob, from Mobb Deep to Wu-Tang, from Black Star to The Roots - if they were in NYC in that time frame, they all passed thru The Cutting Room and I was the engineer. I witnessed quite a few classic moments in hip hop history. I was the first to ever hear P say "I put my life time in-between the paper's lines..." on the the beat that would become "Quiet Storm". I was the first to watch 50 write & spit "Corner Bodega". I even watched a few incredible beatsmiths, including Alchemist, Just Blaze & Marco Polo, go from making beats in they bedrooms to having mad records in rotation all over the world. My resume is pretty heavy at this point. This mixtape, The Resume, is just that... my resume. Actually it's just a small sampling of what I've done. Stay tuned for more, I'm goin' in (next up is The Resume: The Presentation, music I produced for some of these artists that never saw the light of day). Make sure you hit me up on one or all of these sites: 

Twitter: http://twitter.com/nasteeluvzyou 
Facebook: http://facebook.com/nasteeluvzyou 
YouTube: http://youtube.com/philblackson

DOWNLOAD: http://diamondmedia360.com/theresume

Nastee - The Resume (Mixtape)

KRS-One - Krazy

from the Apollo Brown produced EP "Abrasions: Stitched Up" featuring Planet Asia.  2014.

Planet Asia - Reflections (Apollo Brown Remix)

Murs & 9th Wonder presents - Brighter Daze

Murs & 9th Wonder - "God Black/Black God"

Kool G Rap & Nas - Fast Life (Dr. No Remix)

Beat by Central Parks
Guitar by Max Bronstein-Paritz
Mixed by Brad Parks
Mastered by Danny Gray

Building Bridges

VVS Verbal - Kill Everything (Feat. Rockness Monsta and Ruste Juxx)

VIDEO: https://youtu.be/nOF7mvJdIfc

Frank B. offers a grimier look at his stomping grounds in his new video for “Brooklyn Vs. All” featuring fellow BK native and living rap legend Rock (of Heltah Skeltah/Boot Camp Clik).

The video is directed by Mike D Visuals and centers on shots that capture the grit and rawness of the Brooklynite’s verses. Sure, there’s footage of the famed Brooklyn Bridge and surrounding areas, but it’s all seen through a stark and almost noir-ish lens, all set to the backdrop of GIT Beats’ ominous production, who’s previously worked with the other half of the Heltah, Sean Price (RIP), as well Cormega, Prince Po, and the late Prodigy, among others. Both sonically and visually, “Brooklyn Vs. All” is a fitting portrayal of the New York City borough, particularly as it’s described by these two emcees.

Amidst their tough-talk related to their hometown, there’s plenty of sharp wordplay and intricate rhymes, too. Like in Frank’s verse when he spits “Keep a cannoli stuffed with the broccoli/ And then I light it up until I can’t speak properly/ I speak prophecy/ I dare ya try to speaker-box with me.”

The track itself stems from Frank’s forthcoming album, 'Let Me B Frank,' that’s set to also feature Nyck Caution (of Pro Era) and Sticky Fingaz (of Onyx), among others. And if his name looks familiar but you’re having trouble placing it, here’s a hint: he was a featured contender on Missy Elliott’s The Road to Stardom series on UPN. He even landed a deal with her imprint, Gold Mine Records. But now, Frank’s doing his thing with his own imprint, Nobel House, and ready to enter the New Year in a major way.

Check out the visuals, and head over to the digital retailer of your choice if you’d like to support. 'Let Me B Frank' is set to drop in early 2018 through Frank’s Nobel House imprint via EMPIRE Distribution.

Stream/Download (Smart URL): http://smarturl.it/BrooklynVsAll

Frank B. Online:
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/FrankBmusic610
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frankbmusic
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FrankieBeeeee

Let Me B Frank

Brooklyn Vs. All (feat. Rock) *Video Link in Description!

The Brown Tape

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Forward from Nastee:

From 1996 to 2000 I was the head engineer at The Cutting Room in NYC. I had the pleasure of working with just about every important MC and producer that was relevant at the time. From Tracey Lee to Black Rob, from Mobb Deep to Wu-Tang from Black Star to The Roots, if they were in NYC in that time frame, they all passed thru The Cutting Room and I was the engineer. I witnessed quite a few classic moments in hip hop history. I was the first to ever hear P say "I put my life time in-between the paper's lines..." on the the beat that would become "Quiet Storm". I was the first to watch 50 write & spit "Corner Bodega". I even watched a few incredible beatsmiths, including Alchemist, Just Blaze & Marco Polo, go from making beats in they bedrooms to having mad records in rotation all over the world. My resume is pretty heavy at this point. This mixtape, The Resume, is just that... my resume. Actually it's just a small sampling of what I've done. Stay tuned for more, I'm goin' in (next up is The Resume: The Presentation, music I produced for some of these artists that never saw the light of day). Make sure you hit me up on one or all of these sites: 

Twitter: http://twitter.com/nasteeluvzyou 
Facebook: http://facebook.com/nasteeluvzyou 
YouTube: http://youtube.com/philblackson

DOWNLOAD: http://tinyurl.com/NasteeTheResume

The Dream Shatterer

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Assassination

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Pakin' A Mac Pt. 2

As part of the milestone celebration of their landmark debut album, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), which was released on November 9th, 1993, Staten Island officially proclaimed that November 9th will henceforth be known as 'Wu-Tang Clan Day"!  The group capped of their 25th anniversary celebration with an unforgettable performance on Good Morning America. 

On 10-5-18, Ghostface Killah released a new project and fan favorite, The Lost Tapes, which was entirely produced by Big Ghost and featured guest appearances from Snoop Dogg, E-40, Big Daddy Kane and Sheek Louch and his Wu brethren Raekwon, Masta Killa & Cappadonna among others.  

Ghostface recently announced,Ghost Files, a new Double-Album Remix of The Lost Tapes, featuring 25-tracks in total, with one side remixed entirely by Bronze Nazareth and one side remixed entirely by Agallah.  

The Ghost Files Double Album Remix project also includes a new and unreleased track ("N.W.O.") which features Queensbridge legend Tragedy.

Ghostface Killah’s Ghost Files will be released on 11-30-18.

You Can Now Pre-Order & Favorite Ghostface Killah’s Ghost Files and receive "Saigon Velour" (Remix) as an instant grat track.

Ghost Files (Bronze Tape): https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ghost-files-bronze-tape/1441809745

Ghost Files (Propane Tape): https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ghost-files-propane-tape/1441713924

For More Information:
https://twitter.com/GhostfaceKillah
https://twitter.com/SnoopDogg
https://twitter.com/E40
https://twitter.com/CEOLAD
https://twitter.com/BronzeNazareth 
https://www.instagram.com/realghostfacekillah/
https://www.facebook.com/GhostfaceKillahOfficial/

Ghost Files

Ghostface Killah feat. Snoop Dogg, E-40 & La The Darkman "Saigon Velour" (Bronze Nazareth Remix)

Evidence dropped a new track called "Outta My Mind" to hold you over until the the release of his new album Cats &amp; Dogs which will drop 2011. Produced by DJ Khalil.

http://rhymesayers.com/evidence



Evidence - Outta My Mind feat. Murs

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