STRAIGHTFRESH PRESENTS: JAY Z - BUILDING THE BLACK ALBUM
A collection of songs and samples used to create Jay Z's "The Black Album" in 2003.
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15 KOREAN RAPPERS YOU SHOULD KNOW
You didn't know there was Hip Hop in Korea? Well here goes a list of 15 Korean rappers that you should know that ain't PSY. Read here
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KENDRICK LAMAR - GQ MAGAZINE MAN OF THE YEAR ....
Kendrick Lamar made GQ magazines cover as their Man of the year in rap.
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LECRAE - LET IT WHIP FEATURING PAUL WALL
Lecrae invites Paul Wall to join him on the standout LET IT WHIP from the mixtape Church Clothes. Produced by David Banner.
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JEFF BASS ON DISCOVERING EMINEM
Jeff Bass tells the story how Eminem really got discovered. Read here. Continue Reading
20th ANNIVERSARY: WU-TANG CLAN - ENTER THE WU-TANG 36 CHAMBERS
20 years ago a movement was started when Enter the 36 Chambers was released on November 9th 1993!
The era of the Wu arrived. A posse of rappers from Staten Island bamboozled the industry. With each member getting solo deals with different labels and each project selling over 500 000 units.
This sort of thing was unheard of. But members RZA, GZA, Raekwon the Chef, Method Man, Inspektah Deck, Ol' Dirty Bastard, U-God, Ghostface Killah and Cappadonna. All members of the Wu
Enter the Wu-Tang 36 Chambers was a raw album. With RZA behind every single track it showcased each Wu members unique style and character. Everybody back then had their favourite Wu MC. From ODB with his craziness on and off the mic to the intelligent rhymes of The GZA.
The RZA and The GZA had previous stints in the music industry with solo projects. RZA was known as the Prince Rakeem and The Gza known as The Genius. Not as successful as their Wu Tang Clan projects.
Infused with Kung Fu and Hong Kong mafiaso themes the Wu Tang Clan could easily have been brushed off as a fad. But they stood the test of time.
The album had so much intensity that I also was so amped I once broke a few R&B CD's listening to BRING THE RUCKUS.
C.R.E.A.M. (CASH RULES EVERYTHING AROUND ME) was an instant street classic. Depicting tales of street hustling and the hard life of the ghetto.
Each member of the WU brought their own individual style to the group.
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JAHLIL BEATS - LEGEND ERA 3 MIXTAPE (ARTWORK)
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