November 25, 2006
November 23, 2006
Pilgramige Mixtape ::: The Gray Kid & People Food
THE PILGRIMAGE: Ya'll Some Turkeys, The Gray Kid's Thanksgiving Mixtape, includes sneak peaks at new and upcoming GK bangers, as well as classic mixtape style rhyming on hit records by Clipse, Bjork, Masta Ace and others... FREE @ www.people-food.com/turkeysGRAY KID | PEOPLE FOOD
WORLD'S FAIR
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APPETIZER @ YOUTUBE
Tracklisting:
1. The Gray Kid (Dipset) - “B Thru Z”
2. The Gray Kid - “Dirty Don’t Love Me”
3. The Gray Kid (Dead Prez) - “Race World”
4. Mi$ter Be$t - “EH MAN (Chop’d & Screw’d)
6. The Gray Kid (Jeru The Damaja) - “Gittin’ Some”
7. The Gray Kid - “Do The Misfit”
8. The Gray Kid (Jay Z) - “Kingdoms Come…”
10. The Gray Kid (E.F.P) - “NYLAthing (Annihilating) Feat. Kobayashi”
11. The Gray Kid (Clipse) - “Mystery Too”
12. The Gray Kid (Young Jeezy) - “So Dope Boys Feat. Ali Bey”
13. The Gray Kid (Masta Ace) - “Shittin On Domes”
14. The Gray Kid - “Another Day In The Life”
15. The Gray Kid (Mobb Deep) - “It Get Twisted”
16. The Gray Kid (Bjork) - “Stephanie B. Microscopic”
17. The Gray Kid - “Roll The Thunder”
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November 22, 2006
Sum Majere "Popeye's Livin"
You know what, this guy is one insane character. An insanely talented character. You gottah buy the album folks. You must! Buy 'The Lil Folk' today!
November 20, 2006
Artists of the week - Track Lacer & Phat Daddy Bu
You don’t hear about a lot of rappers from Milwaukee. Most people would assume Hip-Hop doesn’t even exist there, but Track Lacer & Phat Daddy Bu are doing everything they can to try to put their city on Hip-Hop’s radar. About an hour and thirty minutes from Chicago, IL along the shore of Lake Michigan, Milwaukee is probably most known for beer. Track Lacer says it’s not an easy place to perform, noting “it’s too violent a city to support much live, local Hip-Hop. Every time we've ever had a weekly venue booked, it got canceled due to idiots fighting or shooting.” This goes against everything the duo stands for as they point out “we are role models, by default. Hip Hop is raising kids across the U.S.A. If we don't accept responsibility for what we say negatively, then we in turn won't take responsibility for how kids act as a result of our negativity. Milwaukee has led the nation in teen pregnancy rate for 7 out of last 10 years, so...it's not parents raising our kids, it's basically Momma and Young Jeezy.” This week I sat down with Track Lacer and Phat Daddy Bu to discuss their role as role models, their music and some of the issues they’d like to open people’s eyes to. Read more...
