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Soulviet Union – Fix Your Face / Do You
Soulviet Union ravishes your mind with abrasive rhymes, and hard hitting, intense beats. From the album, “Strength In Numbers” Soulviet Union avails “Fix Your Face”, and “Do You”. Both of these tracks are Read More »
Soulviet Union – When You Get On / Lets See
Soulviet Union ravishes your mind with abrasive rhymes, and hard hitting, intense beats. From the album, “Strength In Numbers” Soulviet Union avails “When You Get On”, and “Lets See”. Neither of these tracks Read More »
Various Artists – Westwood Presents Review
The uks biggest and most globally respected hip-hop dj’s has compiled and released what he likes to describe as “the hottest joints from the street…real hip-hop…nothing but big things,” and with the following Read More »
OZ Soundtrack
More often than not, the soundtrack for a movie sets the mood of the scenes, and can create memories that correlate with specific characters in the film. Sometimes the artists are able to Read More »
The Roots – Come Alive Review
The Roots have been going since way back in ’93. Their first album, ‘Organix’, showed the Roots bringing an almost revolutionary style to the table. Their instrumental, ‘organic’ style is hardly comparable to Read More »
Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek – Reflection Eternal – Train Of Thought Review
What do you get when you put an amazing emcee with a phat producer/deejay? Damn good music, that’s what. Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek are no exception to this rule either. Reflection Eternal – Read More »
Spooks – SIOSOS Vol 1 Review
It seems that the year 2001 is the year of which a number of hip-hop bands hit the big time with a style and sound really unlike anything heard before. Spooks are one Read More »
Wu Tang Clan – The W Review
Well once again, one of the most influencial groups in hip hop history and back with their third full album in 2000. After the shit that was Wu Tang Forever, the clan are Read More »
Various Artists – Lyricist Lounge Vol 2 Review
The Lyricist Lounge as a concept started way back in 1991 by Danny Castro and Anthony Marshal as a platform for underground cats to show off their skills to potential signers. Bush Babees, Read More »
