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DJ Mista Sinista (X-cuetioners) On the Bodega Cold Kutz Show. Speaks on his past drug addiction, his achievements, failures and more.

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DJ Mista Sinista (X-Ecutioners) On the Bodega Cold Kutz Show

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HUYE HUYE TEMA GRABADO EN EL 2011 FUMAS BOLIVAR, SANCHEZ-SA Y SHABY  PRODUCIDO POR ROLO GALEÑO EN MKN OLD STARS EXTRAIDO DEL ALBUM TRUKO MAGIA Y MAROMA 2014

Huye Huye

TRACKLIST:

01. Just Call My Name
02. Official
03. Hot Shit
04. 304’s
05. Streets is Callin’
06. Be Thankful
07. What U Got
08. Right Wingers
09. Too Much to Live For
10. Acting
11. Whatuwankno?
12. Questions
13. Showing Skills
14. What U Know
15. Off Balance
16. Nights Like This
17. Nothing Ventured
18. Revolution
19. Better Than Before
20. Be A Father To Your Child
21. Be A Father To Your Child Remix
22. Situations
23. Dedicated
24. I Feel You
25. Bitch Up Off Me
26. I Used to Know Ya
27. Bug A Boo
28. Wishin’
29. Laughin’
30. Don’t Talk About It
31. Voices
32. Bring Truth to the Light
33. On Dogz
34. Pay the Price
35. I Gotta Have It
36. Rock the Beat
37. Check it Out
38. Speak Upon It
39. Extreme
40. Boston
41. Busted
42. Life of a Kid in the Ghetto
43. Sayin’ Somethin’
44. On Fire
45. Right Now
46. I Thought Ya Knew
47. Let’s Be Realistic
48. Ridiculous
49. Work For It
50. Stop (Think For a Moment)
51. I’ll Rip You
52. Lessons
53. Day to Day
54. Love Comes and Goes
55. I’m Different
56. I’m Different Remix
57. School ‘Em
58. Last Words
59. Less Than Zero
60. Rollin’ Dolo
61. Up and Up
62. Strategy
63. She Said it Was Great
64. Streets of the Ghetto
65. Stop Dat
66. Try Me
67. Feel Like A Nut
68. Skinny Dip
69. Let Me Tickle Your Fancy
70. Dat Ain’t Right

Ed O.G Megamix (1991-2004)

TRACKLIST:

OC  - Jewelz
McGruff - Destined To Be
Kutfather - Thoughts I Generate
Vakill - Dungeons 2 Rooftops
Pete Rock - Mind Blowin'
Nick Wiz - Finally
Boogiemonsters - Whoever You Are
Global Platoon - Crew Family
Danja Mowf - Make It Hot
Encore - The Undercover (Remix)
HDM - The Professional
Godfather Don - Y?
Black Moon - Weight of the World
Natural Elements - Paper Chase
Main One - Something Special
Souljerz Of Fortune - Two of a Kind
Imperial One - Madness
Brand Nubian - Brand Nubian
Genius - Beneath The Surface
Mood - Secrets of the Sand (Remix)
EZD & Guru - For Da Love
Kombo - I Don't Stop
Coloured Section - Tabitha
Unspoken Heard - Setting Sun
Grassroots - Thematics
AG - Underground Life
Hieroglyphics - One Life One Love
Planet Asia & 427 - Bringin It Back
Organized Konfusion - Somehow Someway
Artifacts - Where Yo Skillz At?
Ed OG - I Feel You
Truth Enola & De La Soul - Voicetress
All Natural - Prime Suspect
Royal Flush - Can't Help It (Remix)
X-Ecutioners & E Bros - Raida's Theme
Black Attack - Correct Techniques
MF Grimm - Landslide (Remix)
Rufus Blaq - Ambush Crew
Shadowman - Necessity
Shadez of Brooklyn - Paradise
Constant Deviants - 8th Wonder
Masterminds - I'm Talented
Big Daddy Kane - Definitely
Frankie Cutlass & Doo Wop - Boriquas On The Set (Remix)
Lord Finesse - Vinyl Athletes (Reprisal Remix)
Capital A - All Day
Cella Dwellas - It's Time
Major Stress - Sippin Yo Mo
Cru - My Everlovin'
A-Plus (Souls of Mischief) - A to the P
Rasco - What Y'all Wanna Do
Black Star - Respiration (Instrumental)
Boot Camp Clik - Follow Me
AZ - It's A Boy Thing
Pudgee - Kill You
Big Jaz - Jaz-O
Brotherhood - Dungeon Town (Instrumental)
Yah Supreme - Only Human
The Nonce - The Sight of Things
All City - Stay Awake
Cocoa Brovaz - Back 2 Life
Saukrates - Wonderful World
Walking Large & J-Live - Interaction
Solitair - Silver Surfer
Common - High Expectations
Rob Swift - I'm Leaving
Yeshua DaPoed - Head Bop

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Mista Donuts Roc Raida Tribute

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Rob Swift on his March 2012 release, Roc 4 Raida:

I met Roc Raida at the 1991 East Coast DMC qualifying round. It was the first competition I ever entered. As I walked up in there with my mentor Drew, better known as Dr. Butcher, I recall encountering the mighty X-Men for the first time. They all were there, Steve D, Johnny Cash, Diamond Jay, Sean C and Roc Raida [at the time he actually spelled it Rock Raider]. They [the X-Men] were loud and drawing attention to themselves. You’d hear them laughing and joking throughout the entire preliminary. But what I found interesting about Raida was he was the complete opposite of his crew. Raida was the quietest one of all. That really intrigued me and his silent temperament made him stand out even more than his rambunctious partners.

All of the X-men entered the competition so there was an air of intimidation affecting the competitors. But as much as we respected them, Drew and I were confident we trained hard enough to impress the judges (Clark Kent, DJ Word and Rose, who ran DMC NY at the time) and place somewhere in that top 8 slot.

I remember getting up on stage and hearing Drew tell Clark Kent “watch my boy Rob!” A I looked into the audience of DJs competing for the same exact thing I wanted, I noticed the X-men throwing up their X signs. Publicly displaying their brotherhood connection while putting fear into the hearts and minds of the other competitors. Once I dropped my first routine, “Eric B. For President”, the only people that existed though were Drew to my right and me on the turntables!

After the battle, Drew introduced me to Steve D who happened to be standing right next to Raida at the time. I shook hands with Steve and we exchanged a few words. I then turned to Raida and introduced myself. I don’t remember him saying much, LOL. But I do remember the head nod and grin he gave me, it was classic Raida. He was always a bit stand offish when you first met him. About 1 week later Steve asked Dr. Butcher and I if we’d get down with the X-men. I was honored because Steve opened the door to an exclusive click of DJs anyone would of been honored to be a part of. What’s more, my induction into the X-men set the path for Raida and I to form an unbreakable bond.

I remember going to Raida’s pad for the first time and thinking “there’s no way I’m gonna be able to practice and this dude’s set.” That’s because he had two belt driven turntables. Belt driven turntables are the worst, especially for DJs like like us who need strong, durable, direct drive turntables to take the physical abuse we unleash on them during a practice session. But nope, he had belt drives! See, Raida didn’t have it so good as a young kid. He was a product of Foster projects (Harlem, NYC). Consequently, it’s not like Raida grew up around the type of money needed to purchase direct drive turntables like Technic1200s. But that didn’t stop him. I’d watch Raida in his bedroom, on these horrible turntables and shitty mixer, defying all the odds. I’m sorry but no man is supposed to do what Raida did on those B-1s. If you turned away, you’d think he was using Technics.

That’s what impacted me most about Raida. He worked with what he had and made the best of it. It didn’t make a difference to him. It’s a true testament to how dedicated and focused he was because he accomplished a lot with very little! Raida loved being on turntables, whether they were belt or direct drive. In front of a crowd or in his bedroom, it didn’t matter. His passion for Djing, specifically battling, was contagious. Raida was one of those battle DJs who’s name will stand the test of time. People will always study him in their own pursuit of a DJ title.

Aside from turntable skills, the one thing I’ll always remember about Raida is he loved being around us. Especially on tour. For Raida, it wasn’t so much about being on stage or seeing other parts of the world. I think he was simply happy to be with us, sharing a tour bus, eating as a group, hanging out and laughing. He thrived off getting everyone together and watching movies on the bus. Raida truly appreciated the camaraderie we all developed from touring. That’s one of the things I feel I took for granted during the X-ecutioners days.

I was always the one who hated touring. I even had my moments during this week in Australia where I felt “Man, I just wanna be home”. But Raida would drop everything the minute he heard about a tour opportunity. He’d get all giddy. I think more so because he knew touring meant quality time with his crew. At the time I didn’t really understand it. I would be like “Oh man! Another tour? Fuck, alright, we gotta work, we gotta promote this album.” It was more of a drag for me. But for Raida, it was the exact opposite. He’d come ready with all his video camera and commence to taping every second of our lives on the road.

Where as I felt a tour was forcing me to leave home, maybe in Raida’s mind he was bringing home with him in a way. It’s as if he saw the road as an extension of home because he was around us and he saw us as family. That’s something that I’ve really come to understand and appreciate more after he passed away. Man, “…after he passed away” I still haven’t accepted it completely.

If you’ve been under a rock the past 2 1/2 years, Raida was a martial arts student at a school in Maryland where he resided with his wife Tyeasha and 3 children (Asia, Nyra and Tia). On the night of September 3rd, 2009 (a Thursday) Raida suffered a horrible accident during a sparring session with a classmate at his martial arts school. The classmate fell on top of Raida’s spinal cord (near his neck) causing sever misalignment. I’m not sure if the classmate fell on top of him to counter a move, slipped and fell, or if he fell after a take down by Raida. Raida didn’t remember the exact details of the incident. The accident caused the loss of feeling in his lower extremities. Raida was rushed to the hospital.

I remember receiving the news on my way to the 2009 World DMC Finals in London the following morning, Sept. 4th. Needless to say, I was a mess. That weekend doctors performed two surgeries on him. Raida the competitor battled through and he was moved to a rehab facility in Maryland about 1 1/2 weeks after the accident. I remember being on the road throughout the entire ordeal, getting hourly updates from his wife Tye. I was calling her from London, Seattle…

Fresh off the road, on September 18th (a Friday night), I drove down to visit with Raida and I brought some of the guys with me – Mista Sinista, DJ Precision, Dr. Butcher, and Gudtyme. After the 4 hour trek, it felt good to enter his rehab room and let Raida know, in person, we were all pulling for him. His spirits were up and although you could tell he wasn’t 100% himself we were still optimistic about Raida walking again. In a raspy voice, Raida said “look, I’m not sure why this happened, but I accept it. if anything I gotta figure out why, maybe there is a reason behind all this.” Makes you think twice about the every day problems you stress about right?

After 10 minutes or so of visiting with Raida we were back to our joking ways. The crew being together reminded me of occasions we’d be on the road, hanging out backstage or in one of our hotel rooms, shootin’ the shit about whatever. It’s like I forgot why we were there. It was like old times again It was beautiful!

Raida pretty much kicked us out cause it was approaching the end of visiting hours and we were getting louder and louder by the minute. Joking, laughing at fond memories we all shared. None of us were ready to leave but we knew he needed his rest. So we all gathered around Raida while Dr. Butcher led us in prayer. As we left, each of us gave Raida a big hug and said our goodbyes. I left thinking I’d see him again the following week but approximately 14 hours later (Saturday, September 19th) he suffered cardiac arrest and passed away. Getting the news was confusing. I couldn’t comprehend how Raida could go from “yo they’re gonna teach me how to get into my wheelchair and I’ll be able to cruise around the rehab facility on my own…” to physically leaving us hours later? The key word in my previous sentence is PHYSICALLY though. Let me explain.

When you think about it, Raida is still here. His presence surrounds me and you everyday. Each time I turn my 1200s on in my studio I’m reminded of the countless hours we spent practicing. Perfecting our skills! Hence, "Roc for Raida", my tribute to my partner, my best friend, my brother!

"Roc for Raida" is a collection of songs (some unreleased) and battle style routines that defined Roc Raida the artist. I also recorded original scratch/beat juggle compositions dedicated to Raida. In addition to the assortment of music, I included what I thought were lost interview archives (courtesy of John Carluccio) which take you, the listener, into the minds of X-men's Steve D, myself and of course the man of the hour, Roc Raida. I'm happy to say, Mista Sinista, Precision and Total Eclipse also make cameos paying tribute to some of our favorite Roc Raida battle sets.

In a day when DJs DJ for free bottle service at a club... In a technological age where DJs let a computer program do all the DJing for them... "Roc for Raida" is a reminder that Raida's accomplishments stemmed for a true love of DJing. Enjoy!

DJ Rob Swift


Tyeasha (Roc Raida's widow) on her thoughts about Rob Swift's "Roc for Raida" project
My life changed forever Sept. 19, 2009. Two years and some months later, I am still trying to pick up the pieces of my life. The DJ community lost a friend, a Grand Master and a Legend. I lost my husband, my best friend, and the father of my daughters. There has been a great amount of support for my family from that day forward, for which I am forever thankful. As days turn into weeks and weeks into years, I am happy that people haven't forgot about G.M. Roc Raida and his contribution to the art of DJing, Battling, and Turntablism. One day my phone rang and on the other end was a familiar voice (Rob Swift). As I listened to Rob tell me about this Roc Raida tribute project he had started working on, I could tell he was excited and filled with emotion about it's potential. As we spoke I realized Rob was concerned about helping us keep Raida's memory and legacy alive, and making sure our kids are taken care of. I appreciate you for that Rob.

One of the hardest things in this world for me is to hear my daughters cry for something I can never, ever give them, their Dad. My oldest daughter Asia still cries when she hears Raida's scratches or routines. My middle girl Nyra aka Ny-Raida is overly protective of anything that belonged to Raida and is possessed with learning his routines. My baby girl Tia, who is Raida's twin, likes to look at photos of Raida and tell stories of things that she remembers about him. All as I try to hold it together emotionally and financially. That being said, I want to thank all of you for your continued support.

Peace,
Tye 


"Roc for Raida" snippet tracklistings
1. "Raida speaks"
Raida was a man of few words but when he spoke, his words were concise and potent.
2. "Back to Back" featuring Saigon & Scram Jones
This joint appeared on the X-ecutioners' 3rd album Revolutions. I think it's Raida's best production work hands down.
3. "Parting Words"
Listening to Raida speak reminds me of a time when all we cared about was "helping each other out."
4. "Frequency" featuring MF Grimm
The homies MF Grimm and Doc Singe sum up History X. I miss my nigga Roc Raida! R.I.P. I'll always love you! (PAUSE - LOL)

Roc for Raida (Snippet) - DJ Rob Swift

Homenaje a Fumas, Track numero 2 del Mixtape Cocinando editado en el año 2010.
Letra : Shaby fb. Feat Alroc Delito y Mister Francia
Produccion: Shaby fb 
2010. Bogota, Colombia

Shabyfb / Homenaje a Fumas.

Guerreros, Track numero 1 del Mixtape Cocinando editado en el año 2010. 
Letra : Shaby fb. 
Produccion: Shaby fb 
2010. Bogota, Colombia

Shabyfb / Guerreros

Fujitivos, Track numero 3 del Mixtape Cocinando editado en el año 2010.
Letra : Shaby fb.
letra: Shaby fb   producción AW records
2010. Bogota, Colombia

Shabyfb / Fujitivos

El Legado, Track numero 5 del Mixtape Cocinando editado en el año 2010. 
Letra : Shaby fb.
letra: Shaby fb producción AW records 
2010. Bogota, Colombia

Shabyfb / El Legado

Pandillas, Track numero 6 del Mixtape Cocinando editado en el año 2010. 
Letra : Shaby fb.
letra: Shaby fb feat alina 
producción AW RÉCORDS
2010. Bogota, Colombia

Shabyfb / Pandillas

Preso del tiempo- track numero 3 del mix tape Oro Negro
letra por Shaby fb   Instrumental por  Epylog- Francia-París.
2011 Bogota-Colombia

Shabyfb / Preso del Tiempo

Las Bestias Negras track numero 1 del mix tape LA M-UZI-K NATION
editado en el año 2011
letra por SHABY FB , SANCHEZ SA, FUMAS BOLÍVAR
producido por MKN OLD STARS  ROLO GALEÑO
grabado en NEXT LEVEL RÉCORDS
2011 Bogota -Colombia

Las Bestias Negras

MKN OLD STARS  track numero 4 del mix tape M-UZI-K NATION
LETRA POR  SHABY FB, SANCHEZ-SA, FUMAS BOLÍVAR Y ROLO GALEÑO
PRODUCE  MKN OLD STARS RÉCORDS
GRABADO EN NEXT LEVEL RÉCORDS
BOGOTA COLOMBIA 2011


MKN OLD STARS

TIERRA DE VIOLENCIA

SOMOS LA UZI track numero 3 del mix tape somos la uzi
letra por ROLO GALEÑO, SANCHEZ-SA y SHABY 
instrumental por MKN OLD STARS
grabacion y mezcla por MKN OLD STARS
bogota colombia- 2013  Z-19 

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