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CHASE MOORE - "WORST NIGHTMARE" (feat. ONLYONE & ILLMACULATE)
Sacramento's Chase Moore dropped this video for his song, "Worst Nightmare" off his album Moore to Chase. Shot last month up in Portland, the track features PDX emcees Illmaculate & OnlyOne of Sandpeople. Moore to Chasedropped last year and is available for streaming/download here.
CHUUWEE - "CROWN ME KING"
After weeks of buildup Chuuwee and Amalgam Digital have finally dropped the much anticipated mixtape, Crown Me King. Seventeen tracks of that good, Sacramento rap, featuring guest spots from Mean Doe Green, Hopie, Abstract Ninjaa, among others.
COPYRIGHT CRIMINALS (FRANZEN & MCLEOD, 2010)
Sampling has been an essential element of hip hop music since its inception (see: Rapper's Delight/Good Times). This documentary film, released in 2010, examines sampling through both a creative and commercial lens- discussing the legalities of the technique and attempting to answer the question of whether sampling is a legitimate art form or lazy theft. The film features appearances from hip hop luminaries such as Pete Rock, De La Soul, & DJ Q-Bert, all of whom rely heavily on sampling in their work, as well artists whose work as heavily been sampled like George Clinton & Clyde Stubblefield.
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ERICK LEE - "BACKSTAGE PASS: BLACK MILK'S CLAPS & SLAPS TOUR EPISODE 1"
Director Erick Lee teamed up with Flud Watches to document Detroit emcee/producer Black Milk's recent "Claps & Slaps" tour with J.Pinder and ADd+. In the first episode of the three part series, Black Milk waxes poetic about his music, growing up in Detroit, among other things.
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HOMEBOY SANDMAN - "HOLD YOUR HEAD"
Stones Throw just dropped off the latest visuals for Homeboy Sandman's "Hold Your Head" (prod. by Navie D) off the Chimera EP. The 6 track EP, released last week, has an unofficial bonus track, "Chimera Out Now", which can be grabbed here. The video was directed by Mac Smullen and shot by Max Blecker.
HOPIE - DISCONNECTED
A few weeks ago, Hopie hit the YouTube to drop this short video over RJD2's "Disconnected", from the album Magnificent City. Vowing to drop the studio version of her 40 bars after the video reached 2,000 views, she blesses us this week with the studio track AND the vox for producers that want to take their hand at remixing the joint.
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CHUUWEE - "LE PERE DU PEUPLE"
Sacramento's Chuuwee starts off the new week by dropping visuals for the track "Le Pere Du Peuple". A nod to Louis XII of France (also known as "The Father of the People"), the track is off his upcoming mixtape, Crown MeKing, set to drop next Tuesday, April 24th - a joint release by Livemixtapes.com & Amalgam Digital. In case you missed last week's "West Francia", you can grab your latepass here.
CHUUWEE - "WEST FRANCIA"
HIPPIE SABOTAGE - "VOL. 3"
NIRVAN MULLICK - "CAINE'S ARCADE"
J.GOOD - "LAURA'S ODE"
PROJECT4TREES - "P.P.S.A."
PUT THIS ON - "THE 'LO HEADS" (NY POLO RALPH LAUREN CULTURE)
Meet the 'Lo Heads. With roots in 1980s street gangs, these Polo Ralph Lauren enthusiasts have made "aspirational apparel" a lifestyle. They once had to boost their Polo from stores and fight to keep it on the streets. Today, their culture is worldwide, promulgated by hip-hop. Their hero is Ralph Lauren - a working class New Yorker who understood that the fantastical power of style can be transformative. Dallas Penn from The Internets Celebrities, a dedicated Lo Head (and former member of the Decepts crew) with a collection of over 1000 pieces of Polo apparel takes us on a tour of this remarkable fashion subculture.
SECLUDED JOURNALISTS - "OLD MAN" (feat. T-ROOT)
In celebration of 10 years since Secluded Journalists released our first and only album (to date) "Who Are We" AND to keep our 1 song every 10 year average, we present to you "Old Man". A song that fittingly describes our "coming of age" in HipHop and in life. This track also features our good longtime friend/Bay Area cipher legend T.Root better known to most as Gavin Grant who lays down an amazing guest verse. Initially just a song to celebrate the anniversary of our album, this song will now provide as a teaser for what is to come. After 10 years, nearly 3 albums worth of scrapped material, various home studios, 70 hour a week jobs, homelessness, crashed hard drives, DJ gigs, arguments, fractured friendships, and nearly retiring the group all together, we are proud to announce the long awaited Secluded Journalists album "Sometime Next to Never" will be completed in 2012. Please check back in with us as we plan to continue dropping new treats throughout the year. This is only the beginning. ... We're back. Secluded Journalists is Ayentee, Wonway, & (honorary member) Bullsh?t. 1996 to infinity... DOWNLOAD Ayentee's most recent project "Mos Common Thought: Frankensteined Vol. 1" and the original Secluded Journalists album "Who Are We" at www.ayentee.com
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MAINETAIN - "RAW BLOW"
P-FUNK THE KING - "MOONSTRUCK EP"