CHILL WILL (WCBN/ANN ARBOR, MI)

MISTA CAVI

RIGHT THERE (PATRON & HENNESSY)

IVAC ENT.

What's Upper? 

"YES WE CAN & YES WE DID!" Barack Obama Becomes The First African-American President In Historical Election!!!! Democrat Barack Obama captured the White House  after an extraordinary two-year campaign, defeating Republican John McCain to make history as the first black to be elected U.S. president.

Obama will be sworn in as the 44th U.S. president on January 20, 2009. He will face a crush of immediate challenges, from tackling an economic crisis to ending the war in Iraq and striking a compromise on overhauling the health care system...
 

Want to thank both the Live Manikins outta Sacramento & Omega Red for taking time out with our DJ's on last weeks' RAP ATTACK CONFERENCE CALL...

Props & well wishes to Prodigy who's currently locked up but was able to record a "RAP ATTACK DROP" for our panel. That's LOVE!...

The time has come, Fashawn's first video from his debut album "Boy Meets World" is here. "Our Way" featuring Evidence produced by Exile & directed by Punit Dhesi. Peep it here: http://videos.onsmash.com/v/IMSXs9yvVDqTtjm1...
 

Kevin Black exits Warner Brothers as their Pres of Urban Music. Black was also the former Head Of Rap Promotions at Interscope & at Death Row Records...

Congrats to DJ 3rd Rail (WNUR-Chicago) who is celebrating his 20 years with the Guardian Angels -Oct 31, 1988. 3rd Rail has kept the streets of Chitown safe all these years including New Yorks' Times Square on New Years eve. Thank you vato!...
 

RapAttackLives.com is compiling a list of College/University Festivals for the 2008-2009 academic year. Please reply with the name and dates of your school's festival(s) and any contact information regarding the festival so we can add you to the list. Please take a quick second outta your day & hit me with that info to: nastynes818@gmail.com...

2009-2010 REGGAE SUNSPLASH MUSIC FESTIVAL  

The 2009-2010 REGGAE SUNSPLASH MUSIC FESTIVAL will be celebrating it's proud legacy with star studded festivals in Florida, and Brazil.

The son of REGGAE SUNSPLASH founder, Tony Johnson and his company, Junction have teamed with BWPresents, Bill Walker and Morgan Carey, of Digital Riddims Inc. to illuminate the historic brand, most often associated with the timeless performances of pioneers, Bob Marley, Greg Isaacs, Steel Pulse, Stevie Wonder and so many other legendary superstars.

REGGAE SUNSPLASH MUSIC FESTIVALS 2009-2010 will feature chart topping mainstream superstars and be a virtual who's who in Reggae Music. Some of the interested artists who have been invited include, Mariah Carey, Lenny Kravitz, No Doubt, Sly and Robbie, Burning Spear, Willie Nelson, Beres Hammond, Black Uhuru and Half Pint. The show's producers, in the interests of honoring the History of Sunsplash, have brought on The Original Wailers who will be jamming with surprise celebrity guests, and backing up headliners as well. The support of a cluster of key stations throughout Florida has already been secured, and record breaking attendance is anticipated.

Inquiries contact:

digitalriddims@gmail.com  

310 929 5007

Bill@bwpresents.com

512-786-0779

 
WANT TO BE ON THE FOLLOWING CD ????

 Calling all Hip-Hop Artists....Submit your Song For Our CD

KEEPITCLASSIC.COM - UNDERGROUND HIP-HOP COMPILATION VOL. 15 "WINTER 2009"

We are now accepting submissions for Volume 15 of the Keepitclassic.com Underground hip-hop compilation CD Deadline is November 21 or Until CD is filled.

This includes The Following

*Song Placed on CD

*Song Title, Artist Name, Production Credit, Record Label Name, & Website, placed on the back cover of the CD

*Street Promotion of the CD & Online Promotion of the CD

*2,000 CDs will be pressed and will be given out with all orders placed on Keepitclassic.com, and at various hip-hop events.

*Each artist on the CD will get 50 personal copies to give out themselves.

This CD will be serviced digitally to all the RapAttackLives.com reporters/DJ's who rep College Rap Radio, Internet & Satellite Hip-Hop shows & exclusive MixTape DJs
Once we review and accept the track the artist submitted for the CD. The artist must give us $110 which goes towards the cost of pressing, promoting, & shipping the CD's. This is a non-profit CD and none of the funds recieved from the artists goes into our own pockets. Also, this CD is not a Mixtape. It is a compilation Album and You get everything listed above for your $200 donation towards the CDs production.
If $110.

Email tracks to info@keepitclassic.com

We have to approve your track before we accept your payment.
Payments and tracks are due by November 21 2008
Payments are accepted through paypal.com or money order.

THE CD WILL FEATURE ON KEEPITCLASSIC.COM MID-DECEMBER-FEBRUARY
THE CD WILL ALSO BE GIVEN AWAY WITH ALL ORDERS PLACED ON KEEPITCLASSIC.COM

Here is the tracklist for the current CD, Volume 14

UNDERGROUND HIP HOP COMPILATION VOL. 14 FALL 2008 :
HOSTED BY L.A. SYMPHONY

1. L.A. Symphony Intro
2. The Program - CookBook & UNO Mas (L.A. Symphony) feat. Altered State
3. The Right - DJ Idee feat. Jean Grae & Wrekonize
4. In Case You Forgot - Rezawrekting Tha Dead
5. Miles To Go - ¡Mayday!
6. L.A. Symphony Drop
7. Remain Faceless - Mike Faceless
8. This Joint Right Here - One In The Same
9. Casualties Of War - Jaremiah The Lost Prophet
10. Don't Like Me - Skitz O. Phrenic
11. L.A. Symphony Drop
12. Told Ya So - Shotties From Gotties
13. Break In Me - Timmy D
14. L.A. Symphony Outro
15. Victory - Ivan Ives feat. Vast Aire (Cannibal Ox)
 

A.J. Woodson's  book will be officially available on ELECTION DAY! Tuesday November 4th!
GOD is awesome, He picked the day we will make history in this country as my release date for the book! The book is called SPIRITUAL MINDED: da daily devotion for da Hip-Hop generation and can be purchased online at http://www. lulu. com/content/2830182

There is a brief preview of the book on the site as well! I thank you all in advance for your support, your prayers and pray you will all be blessed by what GOD is doin' thru me! Tell a friend to tell a friend because IT'S ABOUT TO GO DOWN!!!!

Here's my contact info:
A.J. Woodson
Freelance Hip hop Journalist and Professional Hip-Hop Junkie
official myspace page http://www.myspace.com/daprofessionalhiphopjunky...

PHIFE RECEIVES KIDNEY TRANSPLANT
A Tribe Called Quest rapper Phife Dawg’s long fight with diabetes recently took a new turn for the better, as the Queens native finally received a kidney transplant. The new kidney comes after a waiting period of over two years, which saw Phife endure problems performing live and a dramatic weight loss through his
dialysis treatment...
 

Serato and Ableton are happy to announce a partnership, which will pave the way for the future of Digital DJing.

With shared artist rosters from Hip-Hop (DJ Jazzy Jeff, DJ Nu-Mark, A-Trak) to electronica (Paul Van Dyk, DJ Sasha), both Ableton Live and Serato Scratch Live are renowned as the premier performance platforms in clubs around the globe.

While Serato's Scratch Live excels in vinyl emulation, music library control and lightning quick hands-on scratching, Ableton Live provides the tools for production, on-the-fly remixing and beat creation.

"Ableton and Serato take different approaches to modern musical performance," says Ableton CEO Gerhard Behles, "But both companies live by the philosophy that software should be straightforward, easy to use, and most importantly, reliable and stable onstage and in the studio. Ableton has never had an answer for the DJ who wants vinyl control, and rather than try to emulate what Serato do so well, we simply make sure that our products work well together."

Serato Audio Research CEO Steve West agrees. "After years of talking together, we're thrilled to be working with Ableton. It's exciting to think about what we can offer to DJs and producers: the ability to go beyond just spinning records and add a personal stamp to the music they play."

Just where this Serato and Ableton collaboration will take us has yet to be seen but one thing is clear:
the worlds of DJing, remixing and production for artists worldwide have changes ahead.

Ableton develops technology to inspire creative people. Since the company started in 1999, Ableton has attracted an extensive and highly committed community of musicians, composers, and DJs worldwide. Currently, Ableton counts about one hundred employees in its Berlin and New York offices. The company has received outstanding press, awards and customer feedback since the unveiling of Live in October 2001.

Get ready this Fall 2008 for "The 2008 Scion Hypeman Contest-Believe the Mic!" WE'RE ON A MISSION TO FIND THE QUINTESSENTAIL PARTY HOST! If you got the skillz to hype up a party crowd here's how to enter:

Send us a DVD and/or CD of your best Hype Man performance and you may end up winning cash and touring with Hip-Hop legends!

ENTER BEGINNING JULY 15,2008

ENTRY DEADLINE NOVEMBER 15, 2008

Judged by DJ Clarke Kent, Skillz, and Anthony “Ant” Marshall.

Hosted by Hip-Hop society legend Ricky Powell.

Log on NOW to:www.scion.com/hypeman to watch last year's semifinalists battle it out, and for more information on judges, prizes, rules, and regulations, and how to enter...

BRUCE LEE

Did you know that Bruce Lee attended the University of Washington? Did you know that he started one of his first Martial Arts Schools on 47th and the Ave in Seattle? Did you know that he taught at the UW, met his future wife at the UW, and was part of their Philosophy Department?

Probably not….

But why? Bruce Lee is one of the most internationally renowned, respected, prolific, profound and prophetic individuals of modern times. TIME Magazine named him to the Top 100 Most Important People of the 20th Century. His philosophy, character, and persona has made a lasting impression not only in the Martial Arts community, but all over the world.
So why does the UW have no known recognition of one of the most important Asian-Americans (or people in general) of modern times?

This Group was created from the students of the Bruce Lee Dedication class taught in Fall of 2007. After months of community organizing and grass-roots outreach, we have decided to request the following:

(1) A Bruce Lee Community Peace Garden, to be placed somewhere on the main campus of the UW. This space, open to WHOLE community, will be a place for rest, relaxation and reflection to gather oneself. This will truly be a place that is in the spirit of Bruce’s dedication to harmony and unity. In respect to the family and Bruce’s legacy, once approved, we will ask the family what they would like to see in the Garden to reflect Bruce’s true character and spiritual, social contributions to the world.

(2) An organized Quarterly Forum or gathering of current UW students, faculty, administration, staff and community members that will focus on the importance of understanding our history and contributions to social justice. This will act as a liberated zone for our community to openly discuss representation, and history, and how we can work together truthfully and honestly to promote equality and peace amongst all people.

(3) A more openly distributed and transparent form of information reporting to the community on what the UW is currently doing to promote social justice, and how we will together face the issues that currently keep certain groups of people unequal. Knowing that many strides have been made recently, we believe we can get more students, staff, and community members to have an equal hand in promoting these advancements while sharing and building our common goals.

By joining this group, you are making a statement to the UW Adminstration and asking them for a place where the People can be in harmony with one another...
Here is a list of the support we have gained:

Unanimous Passing of ASUW Resolution, R-14-8;
‘A Resolution in Support of Diverse Representation of the UW Student Body through the Alumnus Jun Fan “Bruce” Lee’

2) Columns, the official UW Alumni Magazine named Bruce as one of the 100 Alumni of the century and stated,

“Lee was the first Asian-American superstar when he died in 1973. Since then, his life has been the subject of more than 25 biographies and one Hollywood film. Of all the former UW students we considered, Bruce Lee is probably the most famous.”
Several businesses in the University area (predominately the “Ave”) have dedicated their support to the project. As we continue our grassroots campaign, we continue to gain more support from local community businesses.

4) We have gotten in contact with the family of Bruce Lee and have the official endorsement of the Bruce Lee Foundation, who will be in Seattle in July for the 35th Anniversary of Bruce’s death.

Thank you for supporting this project, and SPREAD THE WORD!

Email: UW4BruceLee@gmail.com

www.uw4brucelee.blogspot.com

SITE DEDICATED TO 90'S HIP-HOP by: Jason Gloss

http://philaflava.blogspot.com 

www.philaflava.com

We've been getting tons of positive reveiws thus far but we'd like to have your feedback. Please check it out and tell us what you think. If you like, be sure to bookmark or subscribe and of course spread the good word.

Welcome to the official blog of Philaflava.com's T.R.O.Y. (They Reminisce Over You) forum. "T.R.O.Y." is of course a reference to Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth's ode to their fallen friend (Trouble T-Roy of Heavy D. and The Boyz). If the previous sentence reads like a foreign language to you, don't fret. The purpose of this blog is to explore and celebrate rap music (especially the overlooked and obscure recordings and artists) from about 1987 to 1997, give or take a few years on either end. We are not purists or elitists, just a bunch of proud rap nerds who revel in sharing our discoveries with anyone willing to listen. 

Over at the T.R.O.Y. forum we spend most of our work week discussing artists like Scientifik, Godfather Don, K.M.D, Brand Nubian, Mobb Deep, Souls Of Mischief, Avatar the Articulate, Juggaknots and the like. This daily effort results in the uploading of songs and albums previously unavailable in formats other than dusty vinyl, some of which are long out of print. We frequently take the time to compile songs that share similar themes or moods. Just as the rap culture of the '90s (think Stretch and Bobbito, Sway & Tech and countless college and mixtape DJs) demanded that a class of obsessed aficionados isolate and organize the rawest tracks floating below the radar for our listening pleasure, the Internet age demands similar vigilance. 

Stay tuned - in addition to providing you with a steady stream of links straight outta T.R.O.Y. we will also be posting mixes and analyses exclusive to this blog, as well as keeping an eye out for the best of what the throwback rap blogosphere has to offer. Consider this your one stop shop for "The Rap Of Yore" - just don't ever call it that...

MURS - ON TOUR:
Murs 11/10/2008 St.Augustine,FL Cafe 11
Murs 11/11/2008 Miami, FL Churchill's Pub
Murs 11/13/2008 Tallahassee, FL Platform 809
Murs 11/15/2008 Gainesville, FL Common Ground
Murs 11/17/2008 New Orleans, LA One Eyed Jacks
Murs 11/18/2008 Austin, TX Emo's
Murs 11/19/2008 Denton Hailey's, TX
Murs 11/21/2008 Kansas City, MO The Record Bar
Murs 11/22/2008 Boulder, CO Fox Theatre
Murs 12/11/2008 Los Angeles, CA El Ray Theatre

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Rap Attack takes a "WHAT'S UPPER" look this week with:

DJ Frresh (KPSU-Portland): Peep out my official page for the RAP ATTACK DJ's at: www.myspace.com/rapattacksdjs...
 

DJ Chill Will (WCBN-MI): "What's up peoples? It's ya boy DJ Chill Will of the University of Michigan's WCBN 88.3 FM (see photo above). Home of the longest running college radio Hip Hop show in the Mid-West and maybe the country. Be sure to tune into the show weekly on 88.3 FM in the Ann Arbor/Metro Detroit area. Or at www.wcbn.org Saturday nights from 9 pm to 12 midnight est.

Well I'm back in the mix and the cold from Cali trying to adjust. It's been a historic week standing in line 3 hours to vote and the out come. Gonna keep it short and simple (trying to recover from last night) check me out at the clubs and look for upcoming interviews with Mista Cavi, Fashawn and Omega Red to name a few. For more dates and information about me, DJ Chill Will go to: www.myspace.com/djchillwill734...

D-Tragic (805HipHop.com): "I HAD TO RE-ADD THA BRAIN with “OBAMA TICKET” back into the playlists! We need to bump it to remember what this race was like! Big Ups to Tha Brain!!"...

DJ Sage (CFRO-Vancouver, BC): "Looks like the U.S. has got itself a new President. I think this is a big thing as Obama just like the Hip-Hop generation marks the realization and presents the thought that change is possible. The power of this image for the next four years has me excited about what effect this will have on children as they become adults. Dream big!

As far as us we held it down on "The Urban Renewal Project" on this historical day playing quality music and supporting good Canadian artists like Spesh K, "The Main Event" available now, from Halifax and comedian Jon Lajoie from Montreal! Both are doing big things in their Hip-Hop and comedy, respectively. Check them out at www.speshk.com and www.jonlajoie.com.

We also had a first for the URP, when O-Dog decided to take part in the trivia. Unfortunately for the rest of us, he had some answers written on his hand, so he actually got a few questions right. No more trivia for him!! All in all, this was a great show full of hot music and a buzzing O-Dog. Click the podcast link at www.UrbanRenewalProject.net to download it for your mp3 player!"...

Jason-D (RadioBoise.Org): "(see photo above) First and foremost, congrats to Obama. He did his thing for real. My wife had made a “vote 4 obama” pumpkin for Halloween. Somebody came back and smashed it later that night. Karma’s a bitch. Haha. I’ll just try to make one observation that I haven’t heard others talk about. Most people notice the electoral votes where Obama crushed him 349 to 173. Did you notice that in raw votes though that it was much closer? 63.7M (52%) vs. 56.3M (46%). That’s a little scary. Enough politics tho cause I know we all got hit heavy with it today.

So CMJ… Team Heineken (Jason D, Kazzeo, & San Jose Joe) was definitely in the building. We were in a shitload of buildings actually. I think we spent half our time trying to be in the right f%$king building. More on that later. The economy seemed to be affecting everyone this year. I cut my trip a couple days short to save money and the major labels were M.I.A. during the entire weekend. In fact, the only guy from a label that responded to that mile of events I sent out was Sean @ Koch. Shouts to you big homie for still caring about college radio. I also met Mazzi from S.O.U.L. Purpose / Def Jam (see photo above) who was mad cool and offered to take us in his car service to the Black Milk show in Brooklyn. I was supposed to call him the next day. That’s it for label cats. This year more than ever was the year of the Independent promoter at CMJ. The first and BEST event I attended was the DJ meet and greet. First person I saw was Semp from Public Wizard. It took me about 5 minutes to find the Drink Ticket Mafia (DTM Crew – I expect shirts next year – Jess @ Spectre, Double J @ Foundation Media, & Papa D @ Brick) and I was double fisting Stella Artois from that point on. DJ Revolution and Babu held it down on the wheels. I got to politic ditto with Evidence, Black Milk, Statik Selektah, Immortal Tech, New Jack Hustle (Shawn Jackson & Newman from Giant Panda), Blu, Marco Polo, Torae, Revolution, and probably more I forgot. I also ran in to an assortment of old school promoters and homies like Kate Wolfson (formerly at ABB), Shaw (DJ Bumrush), ID (formerly at Hiero), Alma Geddy-Romero (formerly at Room Service now at Decon), DJ Savvy (KSJS), and Kev Sakoda (formerly not important or tall). That reminds me that they had us wearing these “hello my name is …” stickers. Kazzeo’s said “DJ Taller Than Kev Sakoda”. All these random women were giving him high fives. Kev, the hate runs deep in NY. Time to move back to the West Coast bro. That night ended at about 4am with us watching Ill Bill and Sean Price at BB Kings. The next day, after a trip to Hooters (no comment), we had good intentions of hangin with Masta Ace at the Delicious Vinyl meet and greet but the club didn’t even know about the event. I got to give it up to Jess from Spectre though cause she was like f%$k it. We havin our own meet and greet. More green bottles for hours. Me, Kazz, & Joe then headed to a local bar that was run by some homies we knew from Santa Cruz, Cali that moved to NY. It was a great time but I missed the Black Milk, Torae, & others show in Brooklyn that was probably the show of the trip. The next night I met Papa D & Double J for dinner before the Stetsasonic reunion show. The flyer said doors open at 7pm. We got there at 8:30pm and they still weren’t open. We were then forced to sit thru 3 of the most unbearable hours in recent hip hop history. Whodini came out and were filming (shopping I guess) a new show called the fastest rapper. There were four rappers but it took 2 hours to get thru 3 rounds of battles. I had a flight the next morning so I left the club at about midnight and none of the people on the flyer had performed yet including Stetsasonic. I did catch part of their sound check though but damn, that would have be classic. So it was definitely a good trip overall especially due to the Team Heineken homies Kazzeo and Joe. The upside of being at the wrong place at the wrong time was that I had plenty of time to build with the people who were stuck with me. So again, extra shouts to Jessica, Papa D, and Double J. Your generosity was very much appreciated. Here’s some pics I took over the CMJ weekend… http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction

=user.viewPicture&friendID=34295264&albumId=2396502

Brian "ColdRigourous" Leahy (WHUS-CT): "You know, all the way to the end, I was afraid America was not going to be able to overcome racism. F#K YEAH IT CAN!!!!!!!!"...

Kazzeo (KHDC-CA): "History has been made! (see photo above) I first voted nearly 20 years ago and this was without a doubt the most important election I have been involved in. Back in the early 60's, Sam Cooke had a song called "A Change Is Gonna Come". Well the change has come. Barack Obama has become the first African American man to hold the office. After casting my vote, I spent all afternoon into the night watching CNN as the results came in. And, as always is the case, I have a lot of observations. First off, I have to say that it was a total joke the way that Jesse Jackson was shown in the crowd during Obama's acceptance speech. Jesse Jackson was shown crying in the crowd. Isn't he the same guy who was talking shit about Obama during the campaign? Jesse Jackson is a hypocrit. Sorry if that upsets some of you but that's how I see it. Secondly, the biggest downside to Obama being elected is that now Oprah Winfrey will now have a direct in to the White House. She's already poisoned enough people with her bullshit TV show and now she has the Presidents ear. Oh great. But despite those two things, I am proud to have voted for Obama and truly think that he has the charisma and the ability to connect with people to make the change he's promised. Now is the time. Let's end this war in Iraq and concentrate on the real problem, Afghanistan. Let's get the economy back in line. And let's get health care affordable.
On another note, it's really a bummer that while we take a giant leap forward with the presidential election, California takes a 5 steps backward by apparently passing Proposition 8. As far as we've come, we still can't recognize equality for all. And that's a sad fact.

Another sad fact is that my beloved Oakland Raiders have yet to come to the realization that we wasted 31 million dollars on a bullshit draft pick by the name of JaMarcus Russell. This non productive waste of roster space refused to attend his first year of training camp, he barely played last year, and this year (so far) he's produced nothing. He's 6'6, 250 pounds and is afraid to scramble for a first down. Get some balls already man. This past weekend was the worst showing by the team since 1962. Our defense has been very solid this year but highly overworked due to the lack of productivity of the offense. We can't have all these 3 and out's. Not to mention this past week the offense only managed one 3rd down conversion. What the hell is that? Sure the offensive line has holes in it, namely Robert Gallery. But the offense is led by a guy who can't get the job done. Period. He's gotta go. End of story.

Shout out to Lefty from the Bash Bros. who stopped by and hung out on the show last week.

Check out my youtube channel for exclusive NY videos: www.youtube.com/kazzeo...

Nate Abney (WKDU-Philly):" What an exciting couple days. The parade on Broad Street was great. I walked from 30th&Market all the way down to City Hall then down Broad Street to the stadium(with the help of a free RED BULL). I received free hand sanitizer and high fived everyone from City Hall to Citizen's Bank Park. I appreciate what the Red Sox fans experienced in 04 now. Chase Utley became a Philly icon with his World Champion speech, and J ROL made everyone that is a Mets fan upset(who cares you ain't won one since 86 now what). What a great way to celebrate a birthday with a parade that was 25 years in the making.

Congrats to Barak Obama. I can only hope change will come and that people actually give him a fair chance and we overcome all the hate that may come with this historic event and focus on the future.

Penn State got the shaft again and the Birds rolled Seattle. Till next week someone tell MJ the Jackson Five reunion is not a reunion without him onboard"....

Edgie Kokoski (WUNH-NH): "Somebody once asked me how long it would take for America to have an African-American President, and I replied "50 years" without hesitation. You can't help but be proud of America today"...
 

Here is our address for 2008 to send material for review, etc (vinyl & cd's)!

 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 Rich "DJ Imperial" Lawson celebrating on Tuesday, Nov 11th and to Latin Prince celebrating this Wednesday, Nov 12th... (R.I.P.) to Jheryl Busby, the one time CEO of Motown Records. The Los Angeles native was 59...

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

Nasty-Nes

http://www.myspace.com/nastynes

http://www.myspace.com/rapattacklives 

(Pinoy Pride4Life / John 3:16)