I love me some traditional heartache, heart break, girl don’t leave me, please don’t go girl, I can’t live without you R&B but this is way too much for me right now lol. At any rate, new video from new artist Stephon Hendricks. Part of SilveX‘s progression as a director. Song’s produced by Ace Keys and Bass Line.
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Directed by Colin Tilley.
Via MWP!
Visuals to Ms. Fiona’s debut single off her sophomore album “The MF Life”.
Produced by Jay Fennix.
Get the single now on iTunes.
Lazy Jaw and DJ P-Plus stop by Royalty Radio to talk Lazy Jaw’s early days, influences, how they connected, the new project and more!
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New artist Brandon Dramatic drops “What To Say” featuring Erik Flowchild, Rez Raida and Jazmine. Nice likkle joint! Thx to DJ James Redi for the linkeration.
p.s. Nice to hear Erik Flowchild back on the mic!
This the latest leak off Brandon Dramatics upcoming release the Domino Jones mixtape with DJ James Redi.
“It’s called “What To Say”, featuring Erik Flowchild, Rez Raida & Jazmine, and it’s produced by DviousMindz. This song’s about the frustration of not knowing the right words to use when talking to that special someone. Even worse when you’re an emcee! I mean, we write clever lines and perform for large crowds, yet somehow, talking one-on-one with That Girl, we freeze up or messages get lost in translation.”
– Brandon
“Drink Away The Pain” is still my ish.
Currently available Luu Breeze ringtones for purchase on Rogers, Telus & Bell ringtone stores are “J.O.S.H. (Jealous Ones Still Hope)”, “I Want It All”. “I Ain’t Going To Jail”, “Push My Buttons”, “Make Me Forget Her”, “Drink Away The Pain”, “20/20”, “Bang Bang” and single “Stick Up For Love Pt. 2”.
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Freedom Writers rep Progress lets go of his first official video for “As I Reflect”. Joint’s produced by and directed by Big Spoxx and you can get the full DJ pack below also. Some powerful and important themes are featured in the video but I definitely disagree about The Boogeyman. He exists. Lol. Here’s the official blurb:
“My community could uprise and we could resist once again.”
– ProgressToronto, Ont.
The marriage of Hip Hop and social justice has been an essential union ever since Melle Mel changed the game with tales of broken glass and urine soaked project stair cases decades ago. In fact, it is the spirit of resistance and activism that can be credited with the birth of Hip hop as a genre. However, what started as the critical, uncompromising voice of oppressed youth of African descent has been high-jacked by corporate interests and turned into a largely materialistic and self-destructive exercise set to watered down beats. There are very few artists left who seek to re-connect with hip-hop’s true roots of struggle and resistance, Progress is one of those artists. As an aspiring revolutionary, he is committed to the total liberation of oppressed peoples across the Globe.
In his first official video release, “As I Reflect”, Progress mixes raw social commentary with clever world play, helping to usher in a new renaissance of so-called “conscious” Hip Hop. In his creation of this video’s concept, Progress aimed to give realistic, political information to viewers as they “reflect” on his offering. The track is produced by Freedom Writers heavy-hitter Big Sproxx, who also directed the debut video.
As a member of the International Peoples Democratic Uhuru Movement (InPDUM) and local activist, Progress is committed to mobilizing the community of African descent in resistance to imperialism, capitalism, neo-coloinial rule, and police terrorism. He uses music as a powerful weapon in this battle. Progress is one seventh of the Toronto super group/movement Freedom Writers. Following the release of their first official single “Wake up” and Adam Bomb’s “Wasted Talent”, the brand new Progress composition “As I Reflect” is sure to continue the Freedom Writers’ onslaught of top-notch solo and group content currently flooding the city.
DOWNLOAD: Progress – As I Reflect (DJ Pack)
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Ron Dias drops official viz for “History Pt. I” featuring one of the new singers in the city to watch for, Shi Wisdom. Off Ronaldo’s Way Past Love album. Joint’s produced by Burd & Keyz. Video directed by Brenda Ha.
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Gawd damn this sh*t’s DURTY. http://the-weeknd.com.
Repeat status. Songs like this should either make artists want to work way harder or just reconsider their choice of “employment” all together.
DOWNLOAD: The Weeknd – Wicked Games
US links with Richie Sosa and MegaMan again for a new joint called “Salute”. Clean and dirty versions included below!
DOWNLOAD: US (Jesse & Probs) – Salute feat. Richie Sosa
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Full show audio from Famous‘ recent sit-down with DJ Manifest on Toronto Morning Live. Hour straight featuring a healthy convo evaluating Famous’ progress thus far, Canada’s music infrastructure, Famous’ mentors and a lot more. Manifest goes in on the 1’s and 2’s as well including a premiere of a new joint called “All Hail the Kid” (prod. by Burd & Keyz).
Interview Introduction: “… Intimate & Interactive is reserved for artists whose brand and collective body of work scream to be peeled back layer by layer. It allows music lovers to not only explore the musicality of an artist, but reveal the personality and drive behind each choice that makes up the strength of their career to date. Usually we do this for an artist of choice, but our current guest beat us to the punch unveiling his journey through a very ambitious project entitled Road To Centre Stage.com
So over the next hour we’re going to get very familiar w/ Ashton Bishop and further understand the man behind the brand FAMOUS including his goals, philosophies and insight on the game as he travels his road toward centre stage…“ – Randy ‘DJ Manifest’ Reid (idjmanifest.com).
DOWNLOAD: Famous Interview w/ DJ Manifest (Toronto Morning Live)