Flow Motion (feat. DJ Dyber)

Everybody Come Down

For this track, I enlisted my longtime friend and fellow Howard University Bison, Stephen Redhead, for some bars over one of my beats. He didn't disappoint. Can't think of any tracks to compare it to. Throw us a spin!

MEWEFREE.COM/MUSIC

"Coin Toss" x Stephen Redhead (prod. by MeWeFree)

@Mr2Oh2 | F.L.Y. (Fast Life Yungstaz) x Tommy Richman - Million Dollar Swag?!? | Like & Repost | Follow me on IG: @Mr2Oh2!

Million Dollar Swag?!?

Mr2Oh2 | F.L.Y. (Fast Life Yungstaz) x Tommy Richman - Million Dollar Swag?!?

Song from Gemstones's mixtape: THE TESTIMONY OF GEMSTONES - FAHRENHEIT 1-15 VOL 6"

Enjoy !

Lupe Fiasco - We On (featuring Gemstones)

Lalala

Lalala (DJ Premier Remix)

Twerk Tape 6.  Dj Chubb E. Swagg X Dj Swerve

Twerk Tape 6: #MakeAmericaTwerkAgain

ATTENTION: I WILL BE MOVING TO MIXCLOUD! Please download the Mixcloud App, and visit www.mixcloud.com/rtistic310

Twerk Season (DJR-Tistic.com)

Buddy - Staircases feat. Kendrick Lamar (The Neptunes)

November 9, 1993 will forever go down as one of the greatest days in hip hop history.  Two of the genre’s most revered albums dropped on the same day:  Wu-Tang Clan’s debut ‘Enter The 36 Chambers’, &  A Tribe Called Quest’s third LP ‘Midnight Marauders’.  I remember riding my bike to the mall, with money I had earned from my after-school job.  I had anticipated this day for awhile, and saved up in advance to pick up both albums (at that age $40 felt like $500).  For the months that followed, both albums fought for playing time on my boombox.  One moment, I was transported to the boulevard of Linden, and the next to the rugged streets of Shaolin.  Those albums stayed in my rotation forever (literally).
To mark the 25th anniversary of both LP’s, I thought it might be a good idea to try and take the vocals from Wu-Tang’s album, and blend them over the instrumentals from Midnight Marauders.  I wasn’t sure it would work at first, but as is usually the case, inspiration hit at midnight when I was trying to sleep (the coincidence of the timing is not lost on me).  A couple of hours later, I managed to pair up every single Wu-Tang vocal with a suitable beat from MM.  The intent was not to improve on the originals in any way….that would be impossible, as I consider them both to be perfect bodies of work.  Rather, it was about orchestrating a fun concept, and putting a totally new spin on these well-worn classics.  The contrast of Wu’s gritty street raps over Tribe’s jazzy production works in an unexpected way.  Now, I present to you my personal tribute to these legendary groups:   A Clan Called Wu - “Enter The Marauders”.

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TRACKLIST
Da Mystery of Electric Relaxation
Down Ya Neck
Shame On Ya Lyrics
Cash Award
Wu Lives Thru
Ruckus at Midnight
Biko In Da Front
Nuthin Ta Chase
Oh My M.E.T.H.
Tearz On Your Hands
Suckas Be So Simple

A Clan Called Wu - Enter The Marauders

Wu-Tang VS A Tribe Called Quest : A Clan Called Wu - Enter The Marauders

Track from Stephen Redhead, produced by TDeezy

Kickback (Pregame)

Stephen Redhead is an emcee from Northwest Washington, D.C., raised in Capitol Heights, Maryland by parents from Grenada & Jamaica.

When Redhead was born, he was unable to speak a word until he was almost two years old. Despite this fact and quite possibly because of it, his parents and teachers recognized that he had an above-average intellect, and an unorthodox learning style. He skipped a grade, could spell words that were way beyond those which peers of his age could understand – early on everyone knew there was something special about him.

He gorged himself on the music of A Tribe Called Quest, Wu-Tang Clan, Cash Money Clique, DMX, Outkast, and many others, learning about melody, cadence, wordplay and the art of storytelling. For years, he rapped to himself in secret in an effort to keep his affair with Hip-Hop strictly casual. That all changed in mid-2002 when a then 17-year-old Redhead had a chance encounter with an A&R representative at an open mic event. That moment turned a casual affair into a full-on committed relationship, when the now-defunct MCA Records expressed substantial interest in signing the 17-year old. His parents didn’t allow him to enter the contract but to put it plainly – the game changed.

Since that point, Redhead has pursued his passion for Hip-Hop relentlessly. He has appeared on BET’s “Campus Invasion Tour,” performed at his alma mater Howard University delivering his brand of witty, buppy, backpacker floetics to the school’s 11,000 plus student population, rocked stages across the D.C., Maryland & Virginia areas. He has been featured in rap battles on two major D.C.-area stations –WKYS and WPGC in their “Friday Night Mic Fight.” Redhead has opened for acts such as the legendary Masta Ace, Wordsworth, Freestyle (of the Arsonists), Capone-N-Noreaga, Tiffany Evans, and Whyte Out (of 106 & Park). He has branched out into acting, appearing in the webisodes of the CBS series Jericho as Past Richard Hawkins, and as an extra in the motion picture Notorious. The Maryland-rapper’s music has been also featured on the URB Magazine, Ebony Magazine and Washington City Paper websites, and in the acclaimed webseries The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl.

Redhead continues to stand out through his brilliant, book-smart, braggadocio, creatively self-directed video clips, and critically acclaimed live performances; he believes that his music will reach the top and stay there intact!

Keep looking for this young emcee as the road to success continues to rise up to meet him!

- Written by Niama Sandy