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D/L: Rocking With The Industry Vol. 2 & 3 (Mixtapes)
Microphone Bully recently dropped 2 new mixtapes! The first,"Rocking with The Industry" Vol. 2 is hosted by Crooked I and Ali Vegas and features new music from Freeway, Agallah, Raekwon, Papoose, Jadakiss, Sheek and many more. The second, "Rocking with the Industry" Vol. 3 is Hosted by Verse Simmonds and AllBiz featuring new tracks from J. Cole, Ludacris, Snoop Dogg, Big Sean, B.O.B and much more. Both Mixtapes are available in the streets and for free download on the several websites including:
Rocking With The Industry Vol. 2 - Hosted By Crooked I and Ali Vegas
1. INTRO: ALL-BIZ CROOKED I & ALI VEGAS
2. GIVE ME MORE: ALI VEGAS
3. FIRE FLIES FREESTYLE: CROOKED I
4. SO FAR FREESTYLE: CROOKED I
5. STRUGGLIN ARTIST: ALI VEGAS & EYES LOW
6. SEARCHING: JADAKISS & SHEEK
7. ONE THING: FREEWAY
8. B.I.G: AGALLAH
9. GANGSTA'S ALL I KNOW (PROD. BY ALLBIZ): HANNIBULL, LACE GIRTTY, CATALYST, & CONS
10. ON TO THE NEXT: CROOKED I
11. BURNING CANDLE LIGHT: ALLBIZ FEAT. HOP DA GREAT & SKY HI
12. CAPOEIRA: AGALLAH
13. FRIENDS WITH MONEY: MEYAH
14. SHOW ME A VEIN: DL - TRIPLEBEAM
15. PIONEER: RAEKWON
16. FLY WITH ME: PAPOOSE FEAT. JOEY B
17. BABY: JAH FEAT. NEW MONEY
18. THE GAME CHANGED: SLATE STONE FEAT. ALI VEGAS
19. WARNING: RHEEL ONE
20. OUTRO: ALLBIZ
Listen and Download this mixtape NOW Available on:
Rocking with the Industry Vol. 2 Features some of the following Artists:
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Rocking With The Industry Vol. 3 - Hosted By Verse Simmonds & AllBiz
1. INTRO: ALLBIZ & VERSE SIMMONDS
2. TURNED UP (REMIX): VERSE SIMMONDS FEAT. TRAVIS PORTER
3. PLENTY MONEY FREESTYLE: LUDACRIS
4. SUPA DUPA LEMONADE: BIG SEAN
5. HOW LOW (REMIX): LUDACRIS FT. VERSE SIMMONDS
6. KNOCK ON WOOD: J. COLE
7. ALL I NEED: EVERYBODY LOVES P FT. KARIA SUNRISE
8. F*** THE MONEY: B.O.B FT. ASHER ROTH
9. BUCKET NAKED: PAPOOSE
10. HEY HO: LUDACRIS FT. LIL KIM & LIL FATE
11. GAME PROPER: RICH BOY
12. WE STUNTIN: DL - TRIPLEBEAM
13. DOUBTKILLA: B-ROCKK
14. AROUND MY WAY: KNOCTURNAL
15. YOU SCARED (REMIX): ROCCETT
16. FRESH LIKE ME: SNOOP DOGG
17. RIDE DA WAVE: MARSH & B FLAN
18. SUCH A LONG TIME: TRUE SUN ALI FT. ALLBIZ
19. NEVER REALLY MATTERED: R.E.A.L
20. OUTRO: ALLBIZ
Listen and Download this mixtape NOW Available on:
Rocking with the Industry Vol. 3 Features some of the following Artists:
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Track Of The Day: Balance - Swagga Jackin' (Remix)
I came across this song after DrPostALot (get familiar) tweeted about it, and I have been playing it ever since! The beat on this joint is ridiculously infectious, and though I thought I was done with the whole "swagger" fad, I aint mad at this track. It gives you that added dose of confidence (we all need it from time to time), and makes you want to hit the dance flo'. The remix features verses from: Erk Tha Jerk, Clyde Carson, Messy Marv, Keak Da Sneak, and Big Rich (hopefully I'm not missing anyone). Below is the best youtube vid I could get with the song, and then below that I placed a download link (No DJ version). Enjoy!
SoulStice - Forgiveness
"Forgiveness" is a new one from SoulStice, and according to the emcee is it about him expressing some of the frustration he has experienced while trying to experiment with a new sound. The track is produced by Arsonal....peep the stream and the link below.
Kokane - "Twilight Zone"
Got this is the mail yesterday (thanks Matt!). Odds are you have heard a verse from Kokane and just didnt realize who were listening to. He has collaborated with the likes of Dr. Dre, Too Short, Xzibit, 50 Cent, Jadakiss, Ice Cube, and even Bootsy Collins. I also heard that he is most featured artist in the world...look it up!
Kokane is releasing a new EP titled, Gimmie Mine, on May 25th of this year via his own Bud E Boy Records.
Mathematics - "Early Grave" ft. ODB
Another track from the compilation album, Return of the Wu & Friends, which was put together by producer/DJ Mathematics. All nine emcees are featured on the album of exclusive tracks, old time favs, and lost goodies. The project is currently on sale on iTunes and Amazon.
TRUTHLiVE - "Tormented Genius"
"Tormented Genius" is the second leak off of TRUTHLiVE's upcoming EP, The UnLearning. The track was produced by Marin SLO with some help from DJ Tonytone, and according to TRUTHLiVE "is a challenge of the status quo." Discussing the song further he explains, "...this particular track is me speaking about what comes naturally and easy to me, and how those things sometimes seems complex or difficult for others to relate."
The UnLearning will feature production from Tha Bizness, The ARE, Vitamin D, J-Zone, and TRUTHLiVE himself. His debut album, Patience, which will be released on April 20th, will be produced entirely by Jake One.
Peep the stream and the download below.
Bisco Smith - "Transmission Live" Rmx
Below is the latest remix to "Transmission Live" from Bisco Smith featuring Loer Velocity. In a statement regarding the song, Brisco said that he "sent Loer the record to get his opinion on it and share the new material. Loer came up with the idea and picked the tune - the rest is in the airwaves." The result is the track below.
Bisco's The Broadcast album release party/show was this past weekend at Santos Party House in New York. I didnt open my email in time, but did anyone else go? thoughts?
Stream and download:
Basic Vocab - What They Want
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Basic Vocab, the trio made up of JL Sorrell, Mental Growth, and Tony Galvin, are releasing their sophomore LP, A Better Way on April 13th of this year.
Video: Return of The Wu Album Trailer (2 Downloads)
Producer/DJ Mathematics has released a video trailer in anticipation of the release of Return of The Wu & Friends on February 16th via Gold Dust Records. The 16-track album features a collection of exclusive tracks, along with some lost gems, and old favorites from all nine emcees. The project was produced and compiled by Mathematics, and the songs were originally recorded around the time the group was making The W (2000). For more information regarding the album visit: http://www.wutang-returnofthewu.com
Stream/Download:
"Clap 2010" f/ Raekwon, Ghost, Method & U-God
"GZA", Masta Killa, & Inspectah Deck
View the video below:
DaVinci - "Its On Me"
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Oddisee Released Odd Winder Mixtape
Odd Winter Track List
01 Ci'iy Life Feat. Tranqill
02 Frostbit
03 Winds From The North
04 Black Broadway Feat. X.O
05 Brain Wash Remix Instr.
06 Riiight Feat. Stik Figa
07 Carry On instr.
08 The Warm Up Feat. Homeboy Sandman
09 Queue With No Coat
10 60901 Instr.
11 All Because She's Gone Instr.
12 It's Over Feat. Tranqill
13 Blizzard Of 09
Mz. Gotti: Such A F*ckin' Lady (Indie Artist Interview)
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This interview has been a long time coming, and between my schedule and Mz Gotti’s I was wondering if we would ever get a chance to do it, but the stars aligned, questions were asked, answers were given, all because talent was present, and well, here we are. Initially known as Lady Tiger, her ability to turn what is “real” into what is “lyrical”, lead the hood to name the mid-west female emcee , Mz. Gotti, a moniker her hustle lives up to. She released her first solo project, Hard Candy in October 2008, and throughout 2009 made appearances on mainstream mixtapes, along with hosting tapes with industry DJ’s. All of her hard work lead to a nomination at the 2009 Ohio Hip Hop Awards in the Best Female Artist category, and the future is sure to hold more.
For those not yet in the know. Introduce Yourself.
My name is Mz Gotti aka Mena J (pronounced Me-nah). I represent the whole mid-west! To be specific Columbus is the city, Ohio is the state, and the Southside is where I reside.
The first time EK came across your music was off a verse you did on a mixtape by Sev Da Producer & DJ Ames, but how long before then had you been on your grind?
First off big shout out to Sev and DJ Ames for reaching out to me on this project. This isn’t my first time working with Ames he appeared on the Trigger Men vol. 9 I hosted in 09 for the Fleet DJ’s. Shout out to DJ Whut It Dew. I been grinding for quite some time now I released my first solo project HARD CANDY THE MIXTAPE October of 2008 and before that I use to and still do ghost-write. Before my mixtape I just use to rap for fun. Money was my motivation so I wasn’t serious with this rap shit… now it’s my life!
What made you initially want to start rapping?
Hmmm…. It was a lot of things that happened in my life that initially made me start rapping but I can share with you a fewJ. The separation of my parents hurt me so much and I didn’t really know how to talk about the pain. Then moving down south away from my hood, friends, and family, the deaths of my grandmother than great grandmother, catching a very serious case and tried as an adult only at age 15 music was my only escape. So to sum it all up it was my life that got me on this music and this music saved my life.
Who would you say influenced you the most?
My mother, and father. My parents did everything they could to make sure I was straight growing up. Even when the sun didn’t look like it was gon’ shine they made a way and they still do. They are my biggest supporters. I love em even tho they work my nerves at times.
You’ve been in a lot of different states and areas; do you think your style is indicative of a particular region?
Yes I have been blessed to move state to state tryna get my music out here and heard. I would have to say my music relates mainly to the mid-west and the south. That’s where I grew up and you can hear it in my music, but I don’t see anyone in the game with a style like mines right now.
A lot of female emcees feel they aren’t respected by their male counterparts, do you agree and if so why?
Yes and no… and the reason I say this is because yes a lot of females don’t get respect in this game because either they have not earned it yet or either they don’t respect they self and it shows. Then again niggas get intimidated when a female is out here going harder than they are and be on some hating shit and show no respect. to be honest I never had an issue of getting respect due to the respect I have for myself and my music and on top of that I don’t take no shit but you gotta love the haters!
Does that affect your rhymes or how you handle your business deals?
Yea I would say so. A lot of niggas hate but I love the attention besides it’s free promotion. Lol but seriously my music is raw, and with that being said you get nothing but me and me only, so I will never change up because of what a man thinks, feel and/or say. It’s Mz FNGM (F*** niggas get money) baby. And as far as my business deals nothing will ever stop that unless I feel the lack of respect and have a man looking down on me like he better because of what he have between his legs.
What about your personal life, how has that affected your style?
Well my whole movement is FNGM (btw that’s the name of my mixtape dropping this summer). Right now I don’t have time to deal with men unless it’s business. I get my money make sure my fam is straight and I’m happy besides lately they all seem like they the same. (sorry no male bashing but it is what it is)
Every artist dislikes at least one aspect of the industry. If you could eradicate one thing, what would it be?
I would completely remove the “it’s not how good you are but who you know” reminder. Because I hate when I be hearing all these garbage rappers talk about nothing and didn’t really have to grind to get where they are because of someone who they knew. That shit kills me.
Not to get too into your personal business, but what is a guy’s general reaction when you tell them you are a rapper.
When I tell a guy I rap they be like yea ok, then when they hear how good I am they are shocked cause most of them say they never heard a female go as hard as I go. But overall they think it’s sexy. You would be surprised how many guys told me how they always wanted to date a rapper lol guy’s are a mess.
You also run your own business. Tell us a little bit about that.
Yes I own my own entertainment company is called RBG (Rich Black Girl) Entertainment. I’m so happy just seeing how far I have came along from just a thought to really building and getting it off the ground. I have a couple of producers on the team, as well as myself, and 1 R&B artist by the name of Tanisha that yall are gonna love! It’s a lot of work running your own company and I thought it wouldn’t be as hard as it is with the paper work my staff and etc. It’s can be very stressful at times because I do so much by myself but I wouldn’t change it for the world! I really grind very very hard for my company, my artist, my producers and etc!
Looking into the near future, what can we expect from you?
I have a lot of stuff in the works for yall. I have been working with a lot of mainstream producers, DJ’s and artists on a variety of projects that will be out this year! I have my mixtape Mz FNGM (the Movement) dropping this summer, a lot more mixtapes im appearing on or hosting, a lot of shows, a lot of songs that I wrote or co-wrote will be coming at this year as well. Just expect big things!!! Great things cause God has truly blessed me.
If you want to get to know Mz Gotti even more, she has several personal songs on her mixtape, Hard Candy. Be sure to check out “Run Away” is one a deep song, as well as “I Need Him, which she says is a “crying out for help song” because of what she was going through at the time she wrote it.
In the mean time, peep two songs from her upcoming summer mixtape, Mz FNGM (The Movement).
Ludacris - "O Lets Do It" Freestyle
A freestyle from Ludacris to Waka Flocka Flame's song "O Lets Do It". Not sure if this freestyle will be featured on his upcoming mixtape, The Conjure though. He has a solo album expected to drop this year entitled Ludaversal. No word on the Battle of The Sexes album he had planned with Shawnna.
Styles P - Send A Kite
"Send A Kite" featuring D-Wayne Collins is the first single off of Style P & DJ Lantern's collaborative album, The Green Ghost Project. Me likes.
Team Randolph - Camera Phone
"Camera Phone" is the latest from the Florida group, Team Randolph, which consists of Young No, Special, and Kali Kash, who appear in that order in the picture above from left to right. The song is ridiculously catchy. Take a listen and catch the download link below. To keep up the team, visit their website: http://www.teamrandolph.blogspot.com/.
Young Buck - "Happy New Year"/"Steroids"
Several years later ...Young Buck has finally decided to say something back to 50 Cent and G-Unit. He even addresses 40 Glocc, who previously commented on Buck deserting the Unit. I dont think it was necessary for him to comment on that, just sounded like Glocc was trying to get signed. Anyway no mention of Lloyd Banks on "Happy New Year", but he is does get a mention on "Steroids". I dont know how this can turn out well for Buck ....when he is still signed to G-Unit. Listen/Download below.
Ray Lavender - Get This Money
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Ray Lavender is back with some new music (finally) ....and for those of you not familiar with the brother ...he is down with Konvict. He had a song called, "Put It Down" featuring T-Pain, that I was semi-obsessed with (and Im not ashamed to say, I still listen to it).
Casey Boys (of Jagged Edge) - "Catch Of The Day"
Is the group still together? I forget, but anywho here is a song from the Casey Boys (the twins in the group), like it?
Missy Elliott ft. Weezy "All 4 U"
The song is still in the "rough" stages, so be kind. Here goes an instrumental with a little bit of Wayne and Missy (very little) mixed in.
HaZiQ aLi - Ma$h & On Point
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DC rapper Haziq Ali raps with a purpose. As an MC he seeks to both inform and entertain, and below are two of his latest songs: "Ma$h" and "On Point" both produced by Ski, who has produced for the likes of: Jay-Z, Mos Def, Fat Joe, and Camp Lo. Haziq isnspires to combine "down south musical sensibilities with up north-East Coast lyricism and word play" and create more more opportunites for the live musicians in the genre. After listening to a few songs, I'm convinced he has to skills to do so. Check out the tracks below, and then keep up with Haziq via his Blog, Twitter and Myspace. If you want to hear more (you're going to want to hear more), then check out his music available on iTunes and CDBaby.
Ma$h
On Point
