Archive for January, 2007
Royce speaks on Eminem, Proof, jail and new LP
4 Comments Published January 30th, 2007 in Detroit Underground SceneRoyce Da 5′9 recently spent some time in jail. Using the bid as fuel to his passion for music, he came out with a fury. Recently, he spoke out about the experience in jail and his relationships with Proof and Eminem, as well as the new projects he s got in store for 2007.
While [...]
I am just asking you not to take this pic, since it has been posted with the author s exclusive permission for promotional purposes. Thank You.
Lock is a Detroit underground artist who happens to be signed at the local Sick Notes label that is so familiar to Promatic lovers.
Lock brings a dynamic dimension to the Sick Notes family through the intensity of his presence, his confident flow delivery and the choice of his instrumentals.
Mine Yours is built on rhythmic drum [...]
Alcohol ain’t cool, it will rather make you look like a fool…
2 Comments Published January 30th, 2007 in UncategorizedToday I would like to address to my youngest readers in particular and speak against the damages of alcohol.
While it is commonly regarded as cool to get drunk (or crunk) at parties, I personally think that it is only damageable to your body and brain.
You might object that being the huge Eminem and D12 fan [...]
A beautiful Jay Dee-Proof tribute by Brian Stepp
1 Comment Published January 29th, 2007 in Detroit Underground SceneP.S: Please don t steal this beautiful piece of artwork that has been published with the author s exclusive permission…all credit goes to Brian Stepp.
Not only is Scarchild the author of a wonderful tribute to RIP Proof, Time Passes By, that I reviewed a while ago, he also has some other genuine and explosive songs on his my space. For those who don t know, Scarchild also collaborated with Bizarre on the crazy hilarious song Go Get Your Knife.
Rhythmic [...]
T-Bro is an emcee from north carolina who manages to combine his old school influences with a subtle new school taste. T-Bro probably resembles to nothing you heard already.
Ready to step into T-Bro s universe? Allright. Follow me…
Up We Go is built on electric guitar sounds combined with flute sounds and very rhythmic beats. [...]
Iron Fist Records hopes show will lift local talent ( Detroit Free Press)
1 Comment Published January 28th, 2007 in Detroit WritersBY KELLEY L. CARTER
FREE PRESS COLUMNIST
This last year has been rough for Iron Fist Records.
Unlike other indie labels, struggling to break out and get national and perhaps international recognition, the Detroit label had an advantage that few comparable labels share: a star to help sell it and its roster of hip-hop hopefuls.
Its star died last [...]
Global rating of the artist: 4 stars
Enot is a Latino rapper from the Bronx, NYC. On his my space account, you will be able to appreciate some of his songs coming straight out his brand new album entitled, The Pastport.
Get This Money expresses the whole fight about getting the paper.
Built on violins and rhythmic drum [...]
I think that choosing a precise road- I mean choosing your way, what you really wanna do in life- requires a little bit of self analysis and objectivity.
I have been laughing my ass off at people who- all of a sudden- claimed on their personal blogs: I wanna be a DJ, I wanna be a [...]
