Archive for July, 2008
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Bishop Lamont, Dr. Dre’s protege who often posts videos and songs online, is speaking up about Eminem. He recently talked to Entertainment Weekly where he said “Em is excited,” continuing “He’s been quiet too long, and he’s got a lot to get off his chest.” Eminem has been through a [...]
Dr Dre finally ready to release Detox ( Starpulse Dot Com)
5 Comments Published July 24th, 2008 in Hip HopRead the original article here.
Legendary hip-hop icon Dr. Dre is finally satisfied with the quality of his long-awaited Detox album - and is aiming to release it by the end of the year.
The LP is the rap mogul’s first album in nine years, following the 1999 release of his disc 2001.
And the perfectionist is now [...]
Californian emcee Daz Dillinger knows how to keep it gangsta
1 Comment Published July 23rd, 2008 in Hip HopWith his blue bandana, his penetrating glance, his raspy voice, Daz Dillinger got his mind on the hustle. Meal Ticket is built on soft chords and light guitar notes. His repetitive lyrics are intented to represent the grand hustle of his hood.
DipDropStopDip is a is an offensive club song. Rhythmic, enhanced with soft female [...]
Nas hits the nail on corporate journalism’s head in a powerful, lyrical assault…
1 Comment Published July 15th, 2008 in Hip HopNas is truly one of those hip hop giants who will allow us hip hop heads to keep our heads up with total confidence. Nasir Jones, deserves respect as a mainstream hip hop artist, because he never failed in his huge task. True to his African American roots, the talented artist has been more than [...]
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New rough Detroit styled reps from Malaki The Most Hi
0 Comments Published July 13th, 2008 in Detroit Underground SceneSleeper Cell Records signee is back with a new CD entitled The Uprise. Malaki will take you by surprise with his loud, sharp minded instrumentals and his rough lyrics. Close Proof collaborator, Malaki The Most Hi carries a lot of raw energy in his songs.
His unique, instrumentally inventive, lyrically creative tracks will probably enchant hip [...]
Discover Joseph Zobel’s Carribbean world: “La Rue Cases Negres”
1 Comment Published July 10th, 2008 in black writers worldwideJoseph Zobel is a writer from Martinique. In his book entitled La Rue Cases Negres, Joseph Zobel invites you to live out ,through his personal memories, black folks’ struggle in the Martinique of the 30’s. Published in the 50’s, his book will allow the reader to acknowledge, thanks to his accurate and sharp descriptions, a [...]
Royal Oak plaintiff says he was hit after he and a friend greeted the rapper in a strip club bathroom.
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Mike Martindale / The Detroit News
PONTIAC — A Royal Oak man filed an assault and battery lawsuit Thursday against popular recording artist Eminem, claiming he was sucker-punched by the rapper two years [...]
Journalist 103: listen to the Detroit emcee’s lyrical and instrumental craft
2 Comments Published July 5th, 2008 in Detroit Underground Scene, Hip HopPandamonium reflects a man’s passion for the world of hip hop. Lyrical soldier, Journalist 103 combines a classical musical background with some well thought, inventive rhymes. True to his influences, Jay Dee and Big Proof, the astute former Proof collaborator embrases the fire of his musical passion and dedication.
Listen has some rough accents. The challenging [...]
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I couldn’t agree more with Ice T…those who don’t respect the men who made the game in hip hop are definitely not worth it!
