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The lead-single from Marco Polo's forthcoming LP, PA2: The Director's Cut, accomplishes what no one else has been able to pull off in over a decade--reunite Organized Konfusion. Since the duo disbanded in 1997, there has been no new OK material and every few years or so the usual "reunion rumors" emerge and then disappear.

Marco Polo's forthcoming LP, PA2: The Director's Cut will be released on 11-12-2013 via Soulspazm Records, with exclusive vinyl from Slice of Spice. The album features appearances from Talib Kweli, DJ Premier, Posdnuos, Masta Ace, Kardinal Offishall, Styles P, Lil Fame, Alchemist, Oh No, MC Eiht, King Tee, Michael Rapport, Large Professor, Inspectah Deck, Rah Digga, Slaine, Ill Bill, Organized Konfusion, Doppelgangaz & many more.

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Marco Polo "3-O-Clock" f. Organized Konfusion (Pharoahe Monch & Prince Po)

K Otix - CPR

Wake up show throw back, deadly combination 

Throw back Anthem 1994 - Nas , Rass Kass , Saafir, Shyheim, Organized Konfusion, Dredd Scott

Roc Marciano - "Bad Juju" (Owltree Remix)

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Fans of East Coast rap stalwarts Sadat X and El Da Sensei have been anticipating something collaborative from the duo known as XL for several years, and it’s finally come to fruition today with the first hint of their group titled release, a non-album standout in "We Must Stand."

If the soul-sampling production here sounds at all familiar, that’s because it’s handled by none other 9th Wonder. The North Carolina producer laced these two living legends with pure, neck-snapping fire that they use to kick knowledge about their worldwide travels, staying independent in a shady industry, and simply keepin’ it movin’. And you better stick around for the final verse, where the two MCs trade bars before giving way to Belgian turntablist, DJ Iron’s track-closing cuts.

If “We Must Stand” has you craving more from these two, don’t sleep on their most recent solo ventures, Sadat’s Never Left LP and El’s Try Again EP. As for XL, the album is coming soon on AVX Records/Empire Distribution. You can hear “We Must Stand” via the link below.

Twitter:
• Sadat X: https://twitter.com/sadatx
• El Da Sensei: https://twitter.com/eldasensei
• 9th Wonder: https://twitter.com/9thwonder

XL (Sadat X & El Da Sensei) - "We Must Stand" (prod. by 9th Wonder)

Vibe Premiere: http://www.vibe.com/2016/07/premiere-torii-wolf-dj-premiere-shadows-crawl/

“Ya’ll Feel That”?  Insomnia is a bit*h…  While some suffer from it due to a persisting medical condition, creative types, those whose can’t keep their mind from racing due to the excessive thoughts and ideas that permeate (even in a dormant state) make it nearly impossible to unplug.  At least for the creative types outlets exist; consciously or unconsciously.  In Torii Wolf & DJ Premier’s case that’s creating dope music….

While Premier has previously collaborated with iconic female artists, in none of the aforementioned examples has the iconic producer/DJ entirely produced one of their projects. With a resume like Premier’s, it takes a lot to get his attention—and perhaps more importantly his respect. 

Enter Torii Wolf, a singer-songwriter and musician from Wantagh, New York who traded coasts–bouncing around West Coast cities and enhanced herself artistically; shunning categories, confinement, and convention.  Torii also just happens to be the first female artist to have her entire project (the forthcoming album entitled Flow Riiot) produced by Preemo.  “Torii has such a weird, wicked style,” Premier offers. “It’s just very left field—reminiscent of a Bjork or something like that. She is so unique and versatile; she writes, sings and is an accomplished guitarist and drummer.  But image-wise, there is no comparison. Subject-wise, Torii is in a whole different place.”

 “Shadows Crawl” is the only track I did not specifically create for Torii’s album” DJ Premier tells Vibe.  “I made it for Yuna’s new album, but she went for the second demo (which would go on to become the projects lead-single “Places To Go”).  When we finished recording Torii’s debut, Flow Riiot, I felt like we needed one more song and I played her this beat.  Torii wrote “Shadows Crawl” on the spot and cut the vocals.  I immediately knew that this should be the follow up to our first single “1st.” 

“Shadows Crawl” continues to display the musical symmetry and bond Torii developed with Premier; “Preem played me this beat he made for Yuna that she didn’t end up using and I instantly felt connected to it” Torii relayed to Vibe.  “I’ve never been a good sleeper, I sleep in tiny intervals, if at all, and when I do I alk in my sleep.  It’s such a vulnerable place, to be verbally expressive and not know what could creep out of your subconscious.  I love Preem’s vibe on this record, it brings me to that “Eldritch Place” (wondrous and curious places).  Performing “Shadows Crawl” together live has been unreal.” 

A hip-hop king who has a habit of contributing and producing historic projects behind the boards, mixed with Torii Wolf’s full clip of moods, range, and vast musical talent. What’s not to like?  Torii and Premier’s collaborative union bum-rushes the walls of genre, age, and expectations to let the world know there’s a Flow Riiot going on.

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Shadows Crawl (Produced by DJ Premier)

Apollo Brown & Hassaan Mackey-Volume

FUGEES x ATCQ - Rumble In The Jungle (KAYTRANADA RMX)

Bahamadia ft. K-Swift & Mecca Starr - 3 the hard way (Visionbreaks remix)

Reks - This Or That

Ahmad - Back In The Day

Top hip Hop tracks since my birth... Yes it is 2013 right now, but There is still some dope albums to come :D

Lord Finesse - Bad Mutha
Pete Rock & CL Smooth - The creator
Grand Puba - 360 Degrees (SD50 RMX)
Souls of Mischief - cab fare
Fu Schnickens - Who Stole the Pebble
Pete Rock & Deda - Blah Uno
Al´ Tariq - Foxxy Brown
Black Attack - My Crown
Rasco - Hip Hop Essentials
High & Mighty, Mos def & Mad skillz - B-boy document 99
Non Phixion - 4W´s
Illin P - Freestyle
Atmosphere - Saves the day
MF Doom & Mr. Fantastic - Anti matter
Dilated Peoples - World on Wheels
Afu Ra - God of rap
Surreal & the sound providers - Just gettin´ started
Evidence - Chase the clouds away
Murs - I´m Innoncent
Apollo Brown - Sweeter than wine
Oddisee, Kenn Starr & Sareem Poems - Lower the Boom
Kev Brown - The random joint
MED & Talib Kweli - Classic (Bozdiers rmx)

Enjoy!

Lord Finesse - Bad mutha ´90

Pete Rock & Deda - Blah Uno ´95

Joey Bada$$ - 95 Til Infinity (Prod. Lee Bannon)

Spiritual Teacher, shaman, psychic, an artist and a channeler

Bahamadia ft. K-Swift & Mecca Starr - 3 the hard way (Visionbreaks remix)

Visionbreaks

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