February 28, 2011
February 25, 2011
February 22, 2011
Old Fashioned Love Song ft. Louis Mackey by Humpasaur Jones
Louis Mackey + Humpasaur Jones + Dr. Quandary on the beats = "Old Fashioned Love Song" This track is a preview of the upcoming Humpasaur Jones EP, Breakup Music.
February 16, 2011
A Monthly Bondfire's "Bring A Friend Night" Tuesday Feb. 22nd 2011
A Monthly Bondfire welcomes to the stage.... soul vocalist Jeanette Berry & comedian Mike Brown.
A Monthly Bondfire is brought to you by www.freehiphopnow.com
Hosted by The Bronx Über Villain & TastyKeish
DJ BooshWheelZ on the 1 & 2’s
Marthalicia makes the art work.
Door Opens at 10PM
$5 Before 10:30PM $10 After (THERE IS NO GUEST LIST)
Mic Open sign-up begins… 10PM (15 slots available. No calls, no tweets, no signing up for anyone but you…)
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*This month we'd like to extend a special offer to our Bondfire audience. Bring a friend to Bondfire that has NEVER been and they get in 'FREE'.
Shinobi Stalin Vs. Ciph Diggy - Eyes of a Predator
Shinobi Stalin Vs. Chip Diggy - Eyes of a Predator by Word Is Bond
Pairing up an emcee and a producer that do not already know one another can sometimes be a good thing. What do you think about this track?
February 12, 2011
Music Icon Al Bell (Stax Records, Motown Records), & New York Artistpreneur Creature (Coffee Grind Media) Partners on ‘Stylemakers-Rulebreakers Music
New York, NY - Starwood Hotels and the Harlem Aloft Hotel will sponsor the partnership announcement of “StyleMakers-Rulebreakers Music Series “at the new Harlem Aloft Hotel Located at 2296 Frederick Douglass Avenue New York, NY 10027 on Wednesday February 23rd from 6:30pm to 8:30pm, with special musical performance by young teen rock sensation and NYC’S own Graveshift.
Al Bell has been selected to receive a 2011 GRAMMY® Trustees Award, the highest honor recognizing individuals for outstanding contribution to the music industry in a non-performing capacity.
Bell became a co-owner of Stax Records and grew the company into the second-largest black-owned business of the 70’s. Now at 70, he seems newly invigorated and has discovered New York artistpreneur Siddiq Booker AKA Creature.
After selling more than 12,000 copies of his debut album, “Never Say Die,” directly to fans in less than a year, Creature wrote a book about his “on-the grind” experiences in order to teach the art of independent entrepreneurship in hip-hop, “The Underdog’s Manifesto: A Guerilla Artist’s Path to Independence.” When you acknowledge that this is Creature’s daily routine, it becomes clear that this MC is the perfect example of hip hop grind. Creature hosts a monthly artist showcase call “the Coffee Grind “in Soho for new artist who seek his knowledge from across the globe.
Bell and Creature are partnering to take this live music performance platform to another level. The music series will offer patron’s access to taste-maker events featuring unsigned artists as well as special guest appearances by today’s recognized superstar entertainers and legendary artists. Bell and Booker are creating an “iconoclasts” of creative visionaries whose passion for what they do will transform music culture.
Twice a month a collection of artists will appear before their peers asking for their support and allegiance to a career that can be elevating and deconstruct in the same breath. While several hundred may witness it in person, millions around the world may capture the visual spectacle through virtual realization by many derivatives of electronic media.
For photos and interviews please contact: Stephanie Myricks Media Kitchen Entertainment Group stephanie@mediakitchenentertainment.com (609) 442-4023
Al Bell has been selected to receive a 2011 GRAMMY® Trustees Award, the highest honor recognizing individuals for outstanding contribution to the music industry in a non-performing capacity.
Bell became a co-owner of Stax Records and grew the company into the second-largest black-owned business of the 70’s. Now at 70, he seems newly invigorated and has discovered New York artistpreneur Siddiq Booker AKA Creature.
After selling more than 12,000 copies of his debut album, “Never Say Die,” directly to fans in less than a year, Creature wrote a book about his “on-the grind” experiences in order to teach the art of independent entrepreneurship in hip-hop, “The Underdog’s Manifesto: A Guerilla Artist’s Path to Independence.” When you acknowledge that this is Creature’s daily routine, it becomes clear that this MC is the perfect example of hip hop grind. Creature hosts a monthly artist showcase call “the Coffee Grind “in Soho for new artist who seek his knowledge from across the globe.
Bell and Creature are partnering to take this live music performance platform to another level. The music series will offer patron’s access to taste-maker events featuring unsigned artists as well as special guest appearances by today’s recognized superstar entertainers and legendary artists. Bell and Booker are creating an “iconoclasts” of creative visionaries whose passion for what they do will transform music culture.
Twice a month a collection of artists will appear before their peers asking for their support and allegiance to a career that can be elevating and deconstruct in the same breath. While several hundred may witness it in person, millions around the world may capture the visual spectacle through virtual realization by many derivatives of electronic media.
For photos and interviews please contact: Stephanie Myricks Media Kitchen Entertainment Group stephanie@mediakitchenentertainment.com (609) 442-4023
February 11, 2011
Little Brother by Nasa & Eleven
Uncommon Records releases Little Brother, a new single Produced by Nasa for Eleven. The B Side also features Adam Warlock and there is an A.M. Breakups Remix of Little Brother included as well. Cuts on all 3 tracks are laid down by Shortrock. Check for a mixtape from Eleven in the Spring called M-Theory!February 10, 2011
Flags (Death Version) Naughty By Nature
Are they playing this on the radio? We don't know because we don't listen.
February 8, 2011
OTiS CLaPP - "GIFTED"
Cool video. Lots of cameos from NYC underground emcees. All in all a positive vibe throughout... Until the end.. OTiS we can do without the "F$%# Your Life" outro.. To quote Ed Lover, "Come On Son?!"
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