“Who Are The Beatnuts? (produced by The Ghetto Pros.)” by The Beatnuts
“What The Beatnuts think, what The Beatnuts do, what do The Beatnuts look like, why they always drunk, is it more than two, wanna get the full light”
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“Who Are The Beatnuts? (produced by The Ghetto Pros.)” by The Beatnuts
“What The Beatnuts think, what The Beatnuts do, what do The Beatnuts look like, why they always drunk, is it more than two, wanna get the full light”
"What What (produced by Ghetto Professionals (Juju & Mighty Vic))" by The Artifacts
El Da Sensei & Tame One spittin’ their usual wordplay over a smooth boom-bap beat.
"87 To The Present (produced by The Ghetto Professionals (Mighty V.I.C. & Mike Heron)" by PMD aka Parrish Smith
“So now who’s been in the game since back then, ‘87 to the present with rappin’, how rap grow from the beginning with fashion, now we’re in the future ain’t too many clicks lastin’,
"’Bout That (produced by The Ghetto Professionals (Mighty V.I.C. & Mike Heron))" by Kool G. Rap feat. Ma Barker
“We’re about our dough, fuckin’ with blow, didn’t cha know, we about our chips, hundreds and bricks, runnin’ the strip, we’re about our cream, know what I mean, come up with the team, we’re about our cake, hoppin’ that weight, runnin’ from jake”
"Sex, Drugs, Bitches, & Money [Part 2] (produced by Mike Heron of The Ghetto Pros)" by Cormega
*December Music Post-athon
“Flamboyant (Instrumental)” by Mike Heron
Mike of the Ghetto Pros, supplies a simple hard soulful hip-hop beat for Big L, I like the vinyl rub sample, reminds of the late-90′s rap tunes that use it also.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpLiNARu39c)
Was lucky to be see my man V.I.C. work with big Pun on his debut album. I loved this song when he played me the beat initially and the first reference. I recall a day at Mystic Studio in Shaolin when me, JuJu, and V.I.C. went to the lab and Pun won the Battle of the Beats on Hot 97. Watching him, Fat Joe, and Pun’s wife and kids celebrate that milestone was equal parts touching and bittersweet. Certainly history I remember and am grateful for.
Haitian Greg
"Flamboyant" by Mike Heron