Showing posts with label instrumentals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label instrumentals. Show all posts
Saturday, May 28, 2011
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Monday, October 25, 2010
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
New Dr. Dre
Here's a couple of brand new tracks by Dr. Dre. The second of which can be found on Raekwon's Only Built for Cuban Linx part II Gold Edition. Check them out.
Oh yeah, that’s in the works. An instrumental album is something I’ve been wanting to do for a long time. I have the ideas for it. I want to call it The Planets. I don’t even know if I should be saying this, but fuck it. [Laughs.] It’s just my interpretation of what each planet sounds like. I’m gonna go off on that. Just all instrumental. I’ve been studying the planets and learning the personalities of each planet. I’ve been doing this for about two years now just in my spare time so to speak. I wanna do it in surround sound. It’ll have to be in surround sound for Saturn to work.
- Dr Dre. in the Aug/Sept 2010 issue of VIBE
Dr. Dre -Turn Me On - Download Here
Raekwon About Me rmx ft. Game (prod. by Dr. Dre) - Download Here
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
The Roots - How I Got Over
You may know the roots as the house band for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, but long before they set up stage in 30 Rock
(30 Rockefeller Center in New York City) The Roots have held it down as one of the best live acts of the past 20 years. Black Thought's impeccable rhyming accompanied by ?uestlove's funky drumming
has garnered them a place in not just hip-hop history, but music history as a whole. My first exposure to them was with the single "Seed 2.0" from their awesome 2002 album Phrenology
, and with that one hit, I was addicted for life. Check out their new video "How I Got Over" from the upcoming album of the same name below, "The Seed 2.0", and the original song that inspired it, Cody ChesnuTT's "Seed
". Be warned: The Roots are a gateway drug that may lead to more good music.
(30 Rockefeller Center in New York City) The Roots have held it down as one of the best live acts of the past 20 years. Black Thought's impeccable rhyming accompanied by ?uestlove's funky drumming has garnered them a place in not just hip-hop history, but music history as a whole. My first exposure to them was with the single "Seed 2.0" from their awesome 2002 album Phrenology, and with that one hit, I was addicted for life. Check out their new video "How I Got Over" from the upcoming album of the same name below, "The Seed 2.0", and the original song that inspired it, Cody ChesnuTT's "Seed". Be warned: The Roots are a gateway drug that may lead to more good music.The Roots - How I Got Over
The Roots ft. Cody ChesnuTT - Seed 2.0
Cody ChesnuTT - The Seed
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
The Roots - Dilla Jawns (mixtape)
Hello everybody in internet land. In order to prepare for 4/20, I've been on a streak amassing music to kick back relax with. With that, I bring you The Roots - Dilla Jawns. While I normally disapprove of cover songs as well as cover albums, I can say that this album is certainly worth your time. The album consists of The Roots covering some fantastic J. Dilla beats in a lively manner unheard from most hip-hop groups. For those that don't know, J. Dilla (aka Jay Dee, real name, James Dewitt Yancey) was a superb producer in the earlier part of the decade, working with top hip-hop acts like Common, Busta Rhymes, and De La Soul until his untimely passing away in 2006, due to cardiac arrest. It was later revealed that he suffered from thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura, a rare blood disease, and possibly lupus. Since his passing, J Dilla's mother started the J Dilla Foundation: an organization dedicated to finding a cure for lupus. Though, J. Dilla has left the Earth, his music and legacy will be remembered for a long time to come. Give Dilla Jawns a listen and let me know what you think.The Roots - Dilla Jawns - Download Here
Friday, February 12, 2010
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