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THA BRAIN

THE OBAMA TICKET

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Suspens Recordings

 

WHO'S NUMBER ONE?  (l-r): Bisc 1 & Nasty-Nes!

 

WHAT'S GOOD? The GoodFellas & Bizzy Bone chillin' at L.A.'s KDAY.

 

BATTLE OF THE BEATS  Pete Rock (left) & DJ Premier (right) took turns on the wheels battling their own beats here in L.A..

[[  April 21, 2008  ]]

What's Upper? 

 

In honor of Armenia, April 24th is a day to remember, the Armenian Genocide where an estimated 1.5 million Armenians died between 1915 & 1923 in the waning days of Turkey's Ottoman Empire...

 

"Rock The Beat CD Compilation Volume 1" is coming, June 2008. Here's the 411:  Price to get your track on the compilation is $250/title this includes a radio and unedited version of the track. The track will also be featured on www.RockTheBeatOnline.com where members (RAP ATTACK National DJ Panel, Club, Mobile, and Mix Tape DJs) can preview, download, and rate your song online. The RAP ATTACK National DJ Panel (Approximately 110) will also receive a copy of the compilation as well to ensure maximum exposure of your track. You will also receive 50 comps for you to distribute however you see fit. 

 

Due to the overwhelming response and proven history of breaking tracks the deadline for the next installment is May 12, 2008 to ensure an early June 2008 release. 

Copy of your material on CD, credits, photos and/or cover artwork should be sent to: 

D-Media Group, Inc

c/o Rock The Beat

601 Route 206, Suite 26 #457
Hillsborough
, NJ 08844

 

Make money order or cashier check out to: D-Media Group, Inc. 

Online payments can be made as well via Pay Pal to Error! Hyperlink reference not valid.... As an extension of RapAttackLives.com , RTBO (www.RockTheBeatOnline.com) is a site devoted to the real Hip-Hop heads into the Underground and Independent Hip-Hop releases that you can download directly off the RockTheBeatOnline.com site.
Exclusively taylored for the Rap Attack reporting dj's, I encourage you to use this site to get the music you want & to be the first in playing it on
your radio show and mixtapes.
To be a part of RTBO, I need you to log on and register yourself now so we can approve you and get you to start rockin' tha beat 24/7! DJ's log on now: www.RockTheBeatOnline.com

 

Props to both Bizzy Bone (see photo above) & Buckshot, last weeks guests on our "RAP ATTACK CONFERENCE CALL." The Bone Thugs N Harmony saga continues with Bizzy Bone's new album, "A Song For You" (After Platinum) which hits stores this Tuesday, April 22nd. It includes Bizzy's latest single, "A Song For You" with DMX. The album also features Good Charlotte, Twista, Jim Jones and Chris Notez. Buckshot is currently makin' noise on the RAP ATTACK tip with 9th Wonder, "Hold It Down" (Duck Down)...

 

This years' Presidential Election is already heating up. Wait till you peep Tha Brain with "The Obama Ticket" (FifthLane Music) video & single. Our boy outta Kansas is steppin' up to the plate to break it down on why you should vote for ??? Peep it at: http://youtube.com/watch?v=mmogW6eZJr0...

 

The group S.O.U.L. Purpose is dropping they're album this week on, April 29th digitally & May 6th on CD Half the proceeds will go to the Boys & Girls Club of America.


Their new single: A. "Universal Condition" feat. Murs & B. "I'm Pacin' (Back2 Reality) has been serviced to our RAP ATTACK DJ panel.
IT'S GOOD MUSIC FOR A GOOD CAUSE...
PLEASE
SHOW SOME LOVE! ANY & ALL SUPPORT IS GREATLY NEEDED & APPRECIATED!
ANY RADIO OUTLET POSSIBLE WILL HELP!
PLEASE
HIT UP MAZZI TO GET LACED:
MAZZI (Island Def Jam)
"I promote records & save lives..."
973-722-7711...
 

As one of the finest DJs alive, Rob Swift has repped turntablism far and wide. He's won DJ contests, starred in the all-DJ supergroup X-ecutioners and even the odd GAP commercial, all while releasing a string of solid solo efforts and collaborating with diverse luminaries like Bob James, Herbie Hancock and the always irrepressible Mike Patton.


These days, he's returned to his roots with Ill Insanity, a collective that also includes X-ecutioner grads Total Eclipse and Precision. Throw in an ongoing world tour and Ill Insanity's recently released debut Ground Xero, and you've got one hard-working turntablist with his heart set on revitalizing his art for the digital age.


Listening Post caught up with Swift about his new supergroup, Barack Obama, bling rap and why Serato Scratch Live is a gift from the gods.
Listening Post: You've made it clear this is not X2. Is it good to get some of the drama behind you and get back to turntablism?


Rob Swift: I feel Ill Insanity has willingly taken on the responsibility of re-exposing our art form, turntablism, to a new generation. During the mid 90's or "Golden Years," the X-ecutioners were a part of a DJ movement that was alive and vibrant. But now, the consensus is that the movement is dead. Ill Insanity's main purpose is to breathe life back into the art.


Being self sufficient, not relying on a major label to introduce what we do to the masses, and taking back control of our artistry has led to a more healthy, fun situation for us. The chemistry between Precision, Total Eclipse and myself is the strongest I've felt within a group since my days as an X-man. We practice almost everyday, we're hungry and we're on the same page. Within a year of forming Ill Insanity we completed and released our first album, toured Europe and the
United States, we even made appearances on ESPN and BET. I think it's safe to say our approach to things is working.


Listening Post: How has turntablism tech changed since X, and have those changes made it easier for budding DJs to get into the game? What have been some of the most interesting products or developments you've seen lately?


RS: With the advances in DJ-oriented technology like Rane's Serato Scratch Live and their TTM-57 mixer, our Guitar Center Sessions tour allowed us to interact with the audiences that came to see us on a more personal level. There was a Q&A session at each location and we also took part in workshops that allowed us to explain the technical side of what we do. We talked about everything, from how we incorporate Serato Scratch Live in our stage show to breaking down the art form of turntablism itself. As the X-ecutioners, we relied on vinyl for our performances. But people don't realize the lengths we went through to put together a show on vinyl. From composing show records and having pressing plants manufacture 100 to 200 pieces of vinyl so that we had our material from our albums narrowed down to three to four pieces of show vinyl, to traveling with a sound man that would help us sound check and monitor the live show to minimize the
feedback issues we would almost always experience.


I can't speak for other DJs but I can honestly say, with all the confidence in the world, that technology like Serato Scratch Live and the Rane TTM 57 Mixer have made it possible for us to do what we do in a more effective way. Don't get me wrong, if you suck on regular vinyl, you're gonna suck on Serato. The technology hasn't necessarily made it easier from a technical standpoint. It's just opened the doors for much better sound quality and more creativity. I try and focus on


being able to adapt and master what's in front of me. I've experimented with it all, turntables, CDJs, foot pedals, Serato and I always shelve what doesn't fit my needs and embrace what does.


Listening Post: How has the response to
Ill been on the road? What other acts in the turntablism game are repping the movement well?


RS: The response to Ill Insanity world wide has been very positive. The fans truly appreciate our efforts in rejuvenating the Tablist scene. Other noteworthy acts we feel exist in the movement are C2C and Birdy Nam Nam from
Europe. Honorable mention to Triple Threat, D Styles, Q-bert, Roc Raida, Ricci Rucker, Toadstyle and Excess.


Listening Post: Bling rap is on the way out, and a conscientious hip-hop seems to be on the verge of a return. What will you miss the least out of these last eight years?


RS: What I will miss the least is the type of commercial rap that fails to challenge the listeners. It baffles me how we're in the middle of a recession, people are losing their homes to foreclosure, fathers and mothers are being laid off and all rappers want to talk about is their million dollar houses and the bling on their wrists and necks.


Listening Post: How about the future? Are you pulling for Obama?


RS: I'm definitely ready for a change and I think a candidate like Obama is the perfect person to bring about that change. The man is amazing and I think having him in office will spark a positive, activist mentality amongst us all...
 

Saturday May 17, 2008, at the "Knights Of Columbus Larkins @ Michigan" could change your life. We are inviting you to join us Dj. La’roc, Dj. Henhouse & Tyrone (The Godfather) Bradley for this historic event it starts at 8am and will last all day. Any and all questions will be answered. For the past few years we have had Monthly meetings in an effort to help advance and educate our artist, producers, promoters, dj’s and everyone associated with the Music Business. We now feel it’s time to put it all together, that’s why we are having a "DETROIT MUSIC SUMMIT “THE REAL DEAL, THE MUSIC BUSINESS from A to Z.”

The Pre-registration fee is $20 Walk-up $30 we’re asking that you help us spread the word to everyone in your musical family.

Silver Registration for Local companies- includes 10 registrations, Banner and brochure space. $250

Gold Registration for Local Companies- includes 10 registrations, Banner and brochure space, and logo on the bags. $350

Platinum Registration for Local companies- includes 10 registrations, Banner and Brochure space, logo on bags, eligibility for headline spots for concert. $500

Make all Checks Payable To UDMA

You can go to udma.com/summit.htm or email: tyrone@udma.com and you will receive a registration form. This is a must for everyone who's serious about the business. For more info contact:
Tyrone Bradley
313.320.0089
Email: tyrone@udma.com
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Blahzay Blahzay has finally dropped his new video for "Don't Trip" (25/8 Ent.). You can peep the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDcrDerH4bo...

 

Rap Attack's www.TheBestJams.com is taking technology to the next level! Brother John has a link where you can send your MP3 directly to him & to TheBestJams.com. This will get your music directly to the station & get quicker airplay. Show Brother John some love & lace him with your new joints at: http://www.thebestjams.com/content/view/133/121/...

 

NEVER SO DEEP RECORDS

South Carolina April 11, 2008 -Independent Hip Hop companies have survived predictions of their impending death more times than any other force in popular music. With five albums released in 2007 and two additional album releases in the summer of 2008, Never So Deep Records continues to defy this conjecture. On the schedule for summer 08' are two eclectic albums "Dead Sea Scrolls"(release date July1, 2008) by Rap veteran Insane Poetry and "The Gospels Of Reverend Wallace"( release date TBA) by emcee Jim Snooka (Both albums will be exclusively produced by Multi Platinum producer DJ Bless). Lead off singles from both of these albums have already hit the airways and the worldwide net. Insane Poetry's "Ghetto Metal" debut singles "There Will Be Blood" B/W "Jihad" and Jim Snooka's "Hostel" are causing havoc on the underground music scene. With these two summer releases, Never So Deep Records continues to beat the odds. Keep your ears to the streets! These albums are sure to be heat seekers.

About Insane Poetry:
Before Gravediggaz, before Insane Clown Posse, their was Insane Poetry. Though the underground got its first taste of the blood-splattered lyrics of rapper Cyco and his posse via their 1992 album Grim Reality and the lead off single "How Ya Gonna Reason With A Psycho," Insane Poetry actually hit wax the previous year on Rodney O-Joe Cooley's single "Get Ready To Roll". In 1990, they introduced themselves to the LA gangsta music scene with an appearance at the legendary "Coolin In Compton Festival" alongside N.W.A., Compton's Most Wanted, and Big Daddy Kane. So Insane Poetry's street cred is rock solid...yet this ain't no irrelevant, old school outfit either. Like Kool G Rap and Kool Keith, Insane Poetry has managed to stay one step ahead of the underground rap scene and relevant as hell. Following up on the success of the 2007 album, 'Fallen From Grace', Insane Poetry is back with the "Ghetto Metal" production of DJ Bless. Look for the album "
Dead Sea Scrolls"

About Jim Snooka:
Jim Snooka was first introduced as a feature on the highly acclaimed album "Darko Effect" (Boondocks Saints-NSD-2005). Shortly after, he showcased his skills on the DJ Bless production album "A Perfect Murder". The single from that album "Blowin Up The Spot" caused an instant buzz and was placed in rotation by numerous commercial, college, satellite and internet radio stations. "Blowin Up The Spot" was the top 5 added song of the week and broke into the top ten single slot on RapAttackLives.com (Issue# 277-
April 30, 2007). Snooka's first video from that single moved through the internet like an uncontrollable virus. Jim Snooka showed he could be humorous and thought provoking at the same time. The "Blowin Up The Spot" video became an underground favorite. With the release of his new single "Hostel" and upcoming debut album "The Gospels Of Reverend Wallace" (NSD-08'), Jim Snooka will have an opportunity to show his all-star status.

About DJ Bless:
DJ Bless secured his first Record label deal with MCA /Universal in 2002 at the age of 18 years old. Since entering the music industry, DJ Bless has showcased his production skills with some of the music industries best producers such as; Kanye West, Scott Storch, Sean Combs, Swizz Beats, Sha Money, Rick Rubin, Havoc, R. Kelly and many more. He has also produced songs on LiL Kim's Chart busting Album Labella Mafia (Atlantic Records 2003). In 2004/2005 DJ Bless signature production was heard around the world on several high profile remixes including, Mystikal's "Pu**y Pop" (Jive Records), Dirt Bag Featuring Fiend "I'll Leave You Dead" (Jive Records) and releases from both Keith Murray and the Outlaws. In 2005/2006 DJ Bless produced and mixed several songs on a Wendy Goldstein Project "That One Way" (Czarnok, Capital Records) and also placed music on EA Sports Fight Night 2005. DJ Bless is presently working on several major industry production projects including the musical score for the docudrama "Hoop Realities" (Key Stone Films/And1) a follow up to the award winning documentary "Hoop Dreams". DJ Bless has also been commissioned to direct and score his first full feature film ("Insane") to be released in the winter of 2008/2009.

About Never So Deep Entertainment:
Never So Deep Entertainment is a company formed to act as a talent source, production/developmental company and a record label in the traditional sense of selling manufactured music all under one roof. Never So Deep Entertainment is the leading and fastest-growing independent e-music company in North America. The Never So Deep Entertainment corporate umbrella encompasses the Never So Deep Records Music label, Suicidal Filmz, and NSD Music Publishing. NSD Entertainment operates its own fully self contained record Label and film company based in New York/South Carolina. The record label covers multiple music genres. Founded 5 years ago in North America, Never So Deep Entertainment has built unique strengths in the development, production, marketing, licensing and distribution of recorded music and film.
For additional information on the Never So Deep Records label and its roster of artists, please visit www.neversodeeprecords.com or email: info@neversodeeprecords.com
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Island Def Jam Music Group (IDJ) and Procter & Gamble’s TAG brand announce the formation of a new Hip-Hop record label, TAG Records. The new label will be led by Hip-Hop mogul Jermaine Dupri, who will act as president of the New York-based venture. As president, Dupri will set the creative vision for the label and play an integral part in identifying and developing its musical talent. 

 

This is a milestone for the music industry as TAG Record’s artists will be supported with a multi-million dollar marketing effort that is unprecedented for any new artist, including television, print, radio, digital and event marketing.

 

 “Today, we make history in the music industry with TAG Records,” said Jermaine Dupri, President of TAG Records. “This label is going to provide new artists with a chance of a lifetime. New artists will receive ten times the typical marketing support – a first in the industry. I’m hand selecting and molding these artists to make history in Hip-Hop.”

 

The launch of TAG Records is part of the TAG brand's initiative to cultivate relationships with the urban community through the development of programs that provide opportunities for aspiring Hip-Hop talent. 

 

“We’re very excited about our partnership with IDJ and the broad platform it provides for creating artistic opportunities within the urban community, said Alex Keith, General Manager P&G Deodorants. “We’re confident the partnership will make a positive impact and bring opportunities to undiscovered urban creativity and vision.” 

 

“This partnership marks an industry first. This is a breakthrough model that will set the stage for innovative collaborations at Island Def Jam Music Group,” said Jeff Straughn, Vice President of strategic marketing for Island Def Jam Music Group. "This is a non-traditional approach that blends our most valuable assets: the artist and their music, with the power of brand marketing.”

 

 TAG Record’s first artist will be officially announced in May. The artist will be given a unique opportunity to merge their music with personal brand marketing.        

 

In addition to an album release, the TAG Brand will showcase TAG Record’s artist and Jermaine Dupri across various TAG brand advertising and marketing initiatives throughout 2008.

 

 The TAG and Island Def Jam Music Group partnership was forged and managed by New York - based ACME Brand Content Company, TAG’s branded entertainment agency of record.  

 

For more information on TAG Records and the announcement of its first artist, visit: www.tagrecords.com...

 
Hasan Brown is representin' the legendary Hip-Hop group BLACK SHEEP. They have recently released a new project and wants everyone to know that simply (1) The Black Sheep is still alive and kicking, (2) That they have a new album in stores and online and (3) that they are doing shows around the world so they will be coming to a city near you.

Black Sheep's latest album is "8WM/NOVOKANE" and has secured a distribution deal with FAT BEATS.You can check their bio at: www.myspace.com/blacksheep
www.blacksheeponline.com 

For more info, you can hit up Hasan Brown at: (305) 610. 4441...

 

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Log on NOW to: http://youtube.com/nastynes818 & click on "FAVORITES" & Flashback with me with music I grew up to & played on the Seattle radio airwaves when it was brand new! It's a visual musical journey BACK, wayyyy back, BACK into time with: The Spinners, Run DMC, The Jackson 5, The Treacherous 3, Eric B. & Rakim, Millie "YeS" Vanillie, Stylistics, Blondie, BDP, U.T.F.O., Shalimar, Rick James, Musical Youth, Debarge, New Kids On The Block, New Edition, Del The Funky Homosapien, Jimi Hendryx, JJ Fad, Flavor Flav, Nu Shooz, Queen Latifah, Soul Sonic Force, Lisa Lisa & The Cult Jam, The Cover Girls, The Jacksons, Paul Hardcastle, Nice & Smooth, The Dazz Band, K-9 Posse, Hall & Oates, Midnight Star, Rocky, Bruce Lee, Jim Kelly, Angela Mao Ying aka Lady Kung-Fu, Muhammad Ali to name a few AND Flashback 20 plus years with yours truly by going down Hip-Hop history lane with me & Sir Mix-A-Lot (Posse On Broadway, Beepers videos & more), Nastymix Records (Kid Sensation, High Performance videos & more), My 1978 Buick Regal Lowrider days!!! and video footage from my cameos in "House Party 4," "Kung Pow! Enter The Fist" and more! Log on NOW & ENJOY at: http://youtube.com/nastynes818...

 

Rap Attack takes a "WHAT'S UPPER" look this week with:
DJ Frresh (KPSU-Portland): Here's my new cell number: (503) 477-3086...

 

DJ Savvy (KSJS-San Jose): "I just wanted to let you all know that I will be out of the country from April 22 - May 7 and will have very limited access to email. Last charts will go out April 21. I don't have anyone filling in for me but I will be catching up with you when I get back. mmmmkay?!"   

 

Peepout DJ Savvy as she makes her debut on a "Balls" commercial:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1e29yQkaEA...
 

Rylan "DJ Prove 1" Bowers (KSDT-San Diego): "We got onto Itunes Radio under the college radio tab which effectively doubled listenership for last week AND I'm getting upwards of 1k unique sessions on the Web site for checking out past shows. Good news for the joints if you ask me. SO much good stuff right now. Don't forget the show is on Saturday nights from 6-7pm! You can catch old shows at www.prove1music.com!...
 

Nesto (WODU-VA): "What's good everyone?


So the Pope is in the US and kicking it in DC. Good to see the Pope blessing the US with his presence. Maybe, just maybe people will start acting normal again and running around beating on babies.
Anyone get an advance of the Roots album yet? If so spread the love, I'm really interested in hearing the album.


Oh yeah for the sports heads out there. Anyone want to make a prediction for the NBA Championships? I'm going to say it's going to be between the Boston Celtics and the LA Lakers. Boston will take it in 6 games. That's my opinion, I welcome yours...


Oh yes, a moment of silence goes out to the Virginia Tech students. Let's hope this does not happen ever again to anyone"...
 

Brian "ColdRigourous" Leahy (WHUS-CT): "So much heat on the charts this week-thanks to everyone sending me great new joints. Just in time too-besides my radio show I'm playing 3 club nights this week, so it's good there's heat to spread around. Playing out-of-state for the first time tonight-wish me luck in Providence, yo"...
 

Kazzeo (KHDC-CA): "Even though the mere thought of watching reality tv disgusts me, I decided to give Ms. Rap Sumpreme a chance. What a mistake that was. Good lord. Bunch of loud, ignorant, out of shape, no skill having morons trying to be famous. One chick on there was as big as a house. A couple looked like trans-sexual's. Plus, that one hit wonder Khia (My Neck My Back) is on there. If they're trying to find the next female rap star, why is someone who already had a record contract on there? It makes no sense. The only reason to watch, if there is one, is that there is one girl on there who is really good looking but she admitted to being a heroin addict. So that's not good at all.


Can't wait to hear the Pete Rock album. The new joint with Chip Fu is very hot.


Am I twisted for wanted to see the Marilyn Monroe sex tape? Hmmm.
Who do you think is more dangerous, Foxy Brown with a blackberry or Britney Spears driving?"...
 

DJ EarthQuake (Live365.com): "Gotta love the weather up in Seattle!!! Snow two weeks ago and then 79 on Saturday then talking about 30’s/40’s for this weekend. What…..? Spring or Winter? I am confused"...

 

Edgie Kokoski (WUNH-NH): "It's no secret that I'm a huge Red Sox fan, but I did find the attempt to bury a David Ortiz jersey in the new Yankee Stadium a little ironic as the only person it seemed to curse was David Ortiz. Up until last night's game in Cleveland, Ortiz had the worst batting average in baseball. Although Ortiz' performance on the field has been embarassing, it isn't even close to the embarassment that Yankees owner Hank Steinbrenner should be feeling. When asked about the construction worker who buried the BoSox jersey, he commented "I hope that his co-workers beat the shit out of him". Nice. And they get mad when we call them the Evil Empire.


Seeing Hillary Clinton nurse that shot of Whiskey on TV gave me a great idea on how to pick the Democratic Candidate for President. I think that Hillary and Barack should go head to head in a shot drinking contest, just like
Indiana Jones' main squeeze Marion Ravenwood did against some goon in "Raiders of the Lost Ark".


I'm on my way to
Atlanta  and I may just try and swing by Jermaine Dupri's new label, TAG. No, it's not a clever acronym. It's actually a label that Jermaine is running for TAG body spray company. So who will be the lucky first artist to flaunt their street cred by repping a shitty junior high cologne? I think I'd rather be signed to Death Row than TAG. Being an artist on TAG would be kind of like driving a NASCAR sponsored by Playtex"...
 

D-Tragic (805HipHop.com): "Hey What’s Poppin’ Fam? Hope everyone is doing good this week. It was hella hot out here in The 805 this last weekend. Areas are hittin the record highs and stuff all over cali! I sit this heat Ive been getting from my peeps? I think So! Just wanted to let everyone know to look out on my myspace page http://www.myspace.com/dtragic & at http://www.805hiphop.com here this week for that new cut “Gangsta” By Roc-C feat. Glasses Malone and Crooked I. That’s the new cut from the Team GetEm album droppin’ this year on LYGER Records with Roc-C & OHNO.

 

We were at “The World Famous Wake Up Show” last Sunday Night. I got that heated Freestyle Session featuring Roc-C, Custom Made and had a chance to meet up with Guilty Simpson of Stones Throw, to talk about his new release. Be sure to peep the video of The DOPE Freestyle from Guilty Simpson as well…

 

THE VIDEO SHOULD BE UP THIS WEEK! BE SURE TO CRUISE THRU OUR WEBSITES AND CHECK IT OUT!!!

 

If anyone needs the new cut from Roc-C “Gangsta” be sure to hit me up! If you need Drops for your show, freestyles, etc…Just Holla @ Me!

We just missed them, but SOUL PURPOSE was in the house @ Power 106FM in LA a few days before. If you are not knowing about SOUL Purpose, be sure to tune in to the new single that just dropped called “Universal Condition” – SP has some dope Info to share with you on that track!!

This week, peep the Adds from DERTY ENT. My Boy BHINKLE of the Derty DJ’z hit me with the new singles “Party People” from Nelly feat. Fergie and “Hatin” & “Murph Derty” by Murphy Lee. Both joints are real dope!

Another real nice cut to play on your shows is “RISE” by ARASH. If youre looking to hear a nice laid back hip-Hop track with some definite skills on the mic, be sure to request this one.

 

A Real DOPE ADD TO PEEP is that new “FREEDOM SONG” by Orbitron feat. Geologic (Blue Scholars). Orbitron is Reppin’ Seattle, the stomping Ground of Nasty Nes of Nastymix Records, Be sure to support that track! I got this cat’s whole album and it’s real tight…Some real Hip-Hop for the heads Fa Sho!

 

Mad props go out once again to: Tim & Mazzi from Island/DefJam – Brandon Hinkle of Dem DERT DJz - Nasty Nes of RapAttackLives.Com Latin Prince of The BumSquadDjz & Echo/Brandon @ Echoing Soundz"...

 

Here is our address for 2008 to send material for review, etc (vinyl & cd's)! Same address, just a new Ste. number:

 RapAttackLives.com

4750 Kester Avenue, Ste. 11

Sherman Oaks, CA 91403

Attn: Nasty-Nes 

nastynes1@aol.com

 

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SHOUT OUT TIZIME:  Happy Birthday this week to Steve Hodgson "DJ Stv" (CHSR-Canada) & to me Nasty-Nes both celebrating this Sunday, April 27... To my dad, Vincente L. Roldan (R.I.P.-April 22- I miss & love you always dad)... To my peeps in the Yay showing love to Arash & Baby-C all this week (KZSU's DJ Kevvy Kev & DJ Phsykee, KSJS's Savvy, Rayz & Dru, KUSF's Raw-B & J Boogie & to KHDC's DJ Kazzeo)... Big ups to my pare' from the old school days of San Jose's Hot 97.7, DJ Rex Santa Elena (great re-connecting with you)...

 

PEACE, LOVE & HIP-HOP UNITY (God Bless & Isa Mahal),

Nasty-Nes

http://www.myspace.com/nastynes

http://www.myspace.com/rapattacklives 

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