so much real talk on a track. salute oc and Duck Dodger for the music

Another lyrical presentation from Mr. "Mic Tyson" Sean Price @seanprice and the self proclaimed "Vocabulary Hurcules" Illa Ghee @illaghee2k. Two of Brooklyn's Lyrical animals over a classic hip hop break "Trans europe Express" by Kraftwerk (Free Download)

@SEANPRICE @ILLAGHEE2K "ILLA PRICE EXPRESS" (freestyle) 2013

Yesterday Apollo The Great and Sean Price were guest on Shade 45's "Weekend Work" w/ @Dj Ceasar. During the show Ceasar drops Apollo's, "The Relay", feat Sean Price and Verb Spielberg. 

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Apollo The Great feat. Sean Price & Verb Spielberg - The Relay (Exclusive - Shade Rip)

DJ EFN - "Revolutionary Ride Music" Feat. Your Old Droog, Royce Da 5'9, OC, Reks

Second leak off DJ EFN's "Another Time" album dropping March 3rd.

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DJ EFN feat. Your Old Droog, Royce Da 5'9, OC, Reks - "Revolutionary Ride Music"

Black Thought Goes Hard

Sean Price ft. Jakk Frost "Admiral Greets General" (prod. By Statik Selektah)

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J-Zone Announces New Solo Album “Fish-n-Grits”

“Fish-n-Grits” Will Be Released On 4-1-2016

J-Zone, the self-proclaimed “jack of all trades, master of zero,” may be familiar to you for any one of his six lives: Indie hip-hop’s class clown; an off-kilter producer with his own identifiable style; a frustrated music business casualty who penned a nervy memoir about the life of the working class musician (Root For The Villain); a tongue-in-cheek, encyclopedic music journalist; a late-blooming drummer with a knack for channeling the spirit of classic break beats or a DJ with a deep love for funk 45s.  

On his seventh solo album (and twelfth overall), Fish-n-Grits, J-Zone visits all the stops of an artistic and musical journey that spans well over two decades. Comprised of both limited edition 7” vinyl-only releases (dating back to 2014) and all new material, Fish-n-Grits is equal parts vocal and instrumental. The New York native uses his rap time to pick fights with the delusional state of the music industry, gentrification, the good and bad of nostalgia, police brutality, political correctness and hip-hop’s generational conflicts, but never without his signature brands of humor and sarcasm intact.

As a student of samplers, drummer, multi-instrumentalist and collector of archaic studio gear, Zone was able to chef Fish-n-Grits into his most sonically versatile album to date.  A stew of dirty, funky live drumming, bizarre samples, pulsating percussion and menacing bass that stretches in vibe from a circa 1969 funk instrumental to a twisted, analog interpretation of trap music, Fish-n-Grits has moments inspired by just about everyone. The Meters, Prince Paul, The Incredible Bongo Band, Project Pat, Public Enemy, George Clinton, Kool Keith, Bernard Purdie and Suga Free have all obviously carved out space in Zone’s music library, but the sound remains his own.

J-Zone’s zany alter egos (Chief Chinchilla and Swagmaster Bacon) also get booth time, as do long time collaborators Al-Shid, Prince Paul and Has-Lo. Serving as a bridge between Zone’s 2013 comeback offering (Peter Pan Syndrome) and a forthcoming group project with Prince Paul and Sacha Jenkins (SuperBlack), Fish-n-Grits captures his development as an artist and musician, with occasional nods to the past. 

In the meantime, J-Zone can be found laying down drum tracks (Danger Mouse, Marco Polo, Stretch & Bobbito Documentary, Fresh Dressed, his own drum break series), throwing down live funk 45 sets, repping SuperBlack, making the occasional beat and interviewing unsung drummers for Red Bull Music Academy. 

Today, J-Zone premiered the first single, “Go To Back To Sellin’ Weed,” from Fish-n-Grits with Okayplayer and its quintessential Zone.  “Its 2016, you still looking for a deal, you gotta eat, so do craftsmen who do this shit for real.” With an assist from Prince Paul, Zone paints a vivid picture of the industry and instructs those who are making a mockery of the music to take your Soundcloud down and go back to hand-to-hands.

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Fish-n-Grits

J-Zone "Go Back To Sellin' Weed"

New Album ‘More Politics” Will Be Released On 11-18-2016

Pre-order it on iTunes here-http://bit.ly/TermanologyMorePolitics
and receive this song plus "We're Both Wrong" f. Saigon (prod by Q-Tip) instantly!

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If You Are Going To Dream, Dream B.I.G.

In 2008, Termanology began making a name for himself, he had several highly-acclaimed singles in rotation and when DJ Premier laced him with one of his signature, scratch-laden beats on "Watch How It Go Down" the hood conscious anthem became an underground classic; and with it Termanology thrust himself onto hip-hop's international radar.

Soon after, Term released his solo-debut, Politics As Usual, a project that included a Mount Rushmore like array of producers; DJ Premier, Pete Rock, Large Professor, Havoc, Alchemist, Hi-Tek, Buckwild, Easy Mo Bee & Nottz. Politics As Usual was one of those rare projects which managed to merge the best of both worlds for Hip-Hop fans; meshing classic boom-bap production from a virtual who's who list of production royalty with Term’s lyricism, swagger and bravado.

Just as in life, in hip-hop everything comes full-circle and while a lot has changed since Termanology released his debut; he’s back with More Politics.  Similar to his debut, More Politics again brings together the elite of the elite beatsmiths, as Just Blaze, Q-Tip, Buckwild, Hi-Tek, Nottz, Dame Grease, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League and his brother from another mother Statik Selektah all contribute production.  

Today, with an exclusive premiere with Mass Appeal, Termanology officially announces More Politics (Showoff/ST/Brick Records) and liberates a new track, “I Dream B.I.G.” featuring 2/3 of The Lox. 

"I've been a lifelong fan of The Lox, so having Sheek Louch & Styles P on my single is really exciting, not to mention Buckwild is one of my favorite producers” Term commented to Mass Appeal  " Rather than doing what people would expect from Term & The Lox, I wanted to make something creative and different. I went the conceptual route, writing about all the things I dream to attain and Styles & Sheek did the same."

Termanology More Politics 11-18-16!!


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More Politics

TERMANOLOGY f. Sheek Louch & Styles P "I Dream B.I.G." (prod. by Buckwild)

Billboard Premiere

For 25 years, Raekwon has been one of the most sought out voices in music; a true originator of lyricism, street fashion and inventive music. On 3-24-2017 the legendary emcee will release his seventh solo album The Wild. Released through his own IceH20 imprint along with EMPIRE, the album is a stark commentary on both the world and the music industry--everything is wild, Rae notes, alluding to his new album’s symbolic title.

With so much uncertainty in the world, it’s never been more apparent that this jungle needs order; and as the apex predator within hip-hop’s jungle, Raekwon plans to restore order with The Wild.

On the eve of the release of his new classic, Raekwon premieres the remix for “This Is What It Comes Too” with Billboard.  “Ghost is my brother and we’ve been on this blessed journey for awhile now” Raekwon commented to Billboard.  “Me and Ghost are an institution and I know the fans were calling for a remix; so this is what it comes to; Ironman Lunch Mix”

The remix for “This Is What It Comes Too” f/ Ghostface Killah will be included as a special bonus track on The Wild.  

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the wild

This Is What It Comes Too (Remix) [feat. Ghostface Killah]

Pre-order 'The Golden Buddha' now from iTunes and get "Hood Legends" and "Shots At Your Highness" instantly- http://apple.co/2AfyoOb

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‘The Golden Buddha’ is out Jan 19th, 2018 on Brick Records.

Planet Asia helped jump-start the West Coast independent hip-hop movement, and has solidified himself as one of the most consistent and respected MCs in the game over his 20+ year career.   He dropped his debut EP with producer Fanatik in 1998, and followed up quickly with the singles "Definition of Ill" (Stones Throw) and "Place of Birth" (ABB Records).  In 2001, The Source Magazine gave him the ‘First Round Draft Pick’ and ‘Independent Album of the Year’ awards for ‘How the West Was One’, which was recorded with fellow CA rapper Rasco under the group name Cali Agents.  This landed him a deal with Interscope Records, where he was signed until 2003 without releasing an album.  

Planet Asia was nominated for a Grammy Award in 2002 for his feature on the song "W" by Mystic, and was later signed to Avatar Records, which released his official debut album, ‘The Grand Opening,’ in 2004.  It earned him another ‘Independent Album of the Year’ award from The Source.  Later, he started his own imprint Gold Chain Music, on which he has churned out multiple projects.  He has also collaborated on albums with the likes of DJ Muggs (‘Pain Language’), Evidence (‘The Medicine’) and Madlib (‘Cracks In The Vinyl’), among others, and released songs with artists such as Linkin Park, Bun B, Talib Kweli and Ghostface Killah.

The Fresno MC is fresh off of a strong 2017 which featured well-received collaborative albums with producers DirtyDiggs (‘Dirty Planet’) and Apollo Brown (‘Anchovies’). For 2018, Asia teamed up with Bay Area producer izznyce for this true solo project, sure to be considered the next classic in his vast catalog.

‘The Golden Buddha’ was produced entirely by izznyce (producer for Superstar Quamallah and more) and features AZ, Hus Kingpin, Turbin, Marvelous Mag, Killa Kali, TriState, Xiomara and The Architect.

Speaking on the project, Planet Asia says: “This album represents the foundation of what Planet Asia is about and that is ‘balance’. Me and izznyce also took our time with the record, and had a chance to really vibe out and make the type of music we personally like that will stand the test of time!”
 
Tracklist for CD:
 
1) Magnetic Lord            
2) Fireworks       
3) Hood Legends feat Cuts by The Architect      
4) Smart Too Late       
5) You Are King feat Xiomara
6) I Climb feat Marvelous Mag, Xiomara & Hus Kingpin        
7) Shots At Your Highness feat Turbin
8) Pieces Hittin
9) Salute My G’s feat Marvelous Mag
10) Black Egypt feat TriState
11) Royal Blood feat Killa Kali       
12) Siddhartha 
13) Take It Higher feat Xiomara
14) Fast Not Slow feat AZ
15) Fly Writtings  (CD Bonus Track)

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