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Blacastan Does His Thang Proper

JPizzle — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:17:48 +0000

From “The Master Builder pt. 2″ on Brick Records

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The Rulers Are Back!

JPizzle — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 16:36:12 +0000

De La Soul’s Plug 1 & Plug 2 present First Serve – The album out April 2nd. Watch the video for ‘Must B The Music’ the upcoming single from the animated world of De La Soul’s Plug 1 & Plug 2 present First Serve.

Wordsmith Journal Entry #5

JPizzle — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 15:58:33 +0000

Wordsmith Journal Entry #5

After last week’s incident my life has been pretty peaceful on the personal tip. It’s been cool seeing my
son King Noah start moving backwards in his walking chair, clapping and straight cracking up sometimes
when you make funny faces at him. This is my 3rd child I’m seeing grow day by day and it still continues
to amaze me because each child is different. Think about that…you have no clue what gifts God has
given a child or what he/she may become when their born. That itself is a special journey parents get
to take along with their children. Dedicating a full album to King Noah makes it even more special for
me because I know he will have something to reference for the rest of his life. I’m not going to lie I want
King to be proud of me and see his father did some great things during his youthful days. You would
be surprised of the motivation this can bring to a child in the future. I wouldn’t be able to stand being
a father and I didn’t leave some type of legacy for my children, so any sacrifice I make now is strictly to
accomplish my dreams and most of all the future of all my kids.

Now to the music…if you remember my last journal entry I had just got booked to perform in the VIP
lot at the Superbowl. I have to say it was an awesome experience that will stay in my memory banks for
life. I was thankful to have CuzOH! Black and my buddy Dan with me as we started our trek at 4:30AM
Sunday morning to make my 2:30 set in Indy. I think we went through all forms of weather during the
trip with snow, rain, wind and a beautiful sun at times clearing the skies. My CD player had everything
from top movie themes we had to guess (courtesy of Dan), the “King Noah” LP, Radio Singles, freestyles,
unreleased tracks and some CuzOH! Black music. The company of friends/family and good music
definitely made the trip an easy one. Never going to Indianapolis before I was pleased to see the speed
limit was 70 mph most of the time since I drive Nascar style and it was awesome coming into downtown
Indy. We started seeing all the SuperBowl signs and coming up to Lucas Oil Stadium felt like slow motion
in a movie. We passed the lot I was performing in first go round as we didn’t realize I literally would be
performing right across the street from the front gate of the stadium.

Furthermore, talk about being ready at all times; I think as soon as I parked the promoter comes up to
me and says hey we are ready for you; there is a bathroom to change in, let’s do a quick soundcheck
and hit the stage. Funny to me I stepped out of the vehicle with pajama pants on and flip flops, while
walking past people that were probably like who the hell is this guy dressed like that. Don’t worry I
got fresh quick donning one of my trustee Kango hats, did a quick soundcheck and proceeded to kick
my set off with two oldies, but goodies in the form of “The Great,” and “Rock the Crowd.” From there
I debuted several cuts off my “King Noah” album like “Generation X,” “Music for the Masses,” “Eye
for the Spotlight,” “Voice of the World,” “We Do It Better,” “Never Be the Same,” “On my Job,”
and “Globetrotters.” During my set of “Globetrotters,” which I do some theatrics acting like I am
driving a vehicle, a camera from NFL Network came right up to my face and shot some footage, while
a beautiful co-host dressed in red was rocking to my track. By that time several people had come over
to the stage area because you could literally hear the music in several places tailgaters were stationed.
I’m on stage performing and mind is turning as I am seeing people rocking to my material on an NFL
network camera. I have no clue if the footage was LIVE or even aired at all, but I know my stage show is full of energy, theatrical aspects and detailed movements, so it caught the attention of TV, which tells me a lot.

All in all, I felt blessed to be there and it surprised me there were way more Giants fans in Indy then
Patriots fans, so I definitely played off of that during my set. After the show my team and I gave
out a ton of free promo cd’s and the guy who actually paid for the lot I was performing in liked my
performance so much he asked if I would be interested in being booked for some spring events at
the stadium. Okay, okay, I need all my readers to say this with me…1,2,3…GOD IS GOOD! He took my
number and the promoter of the event ends up telling me, “Hey I know I told you guys your parking was
only good for a half and hour before and after your show, but you can stay as long as you want now!!!!”
Wowwwwwwww, that’s what pouring your heart out on stage and being professional does for you. We
took full advantage of that and headed over to “SuperBowl Village” to take in the sites and witness the
biggest event of the year in America.

Memories forever after this show and coincidently we got back home at just about 4:30am Monday
morning and stayed up another hour just to catch the highlights of the Superbowl as we missed it
traveling back. I slept about an hour and half and went straight to work for 8 hours. I told ya’ll, I am a
blue collar man, so despite some of the great things God blesses me with musically I still live in the real
world and feel the pain of the common individual. Even when I reach a high level and achieve my dream
of living off my music I will still be the same man and that’s important to me. Don’t worship celebrities
or idols; there is only one man that truly deserves daily worship and that is GOD; enough said.

In closing, I’ll keep shouting out my team of CuzOH! Black, DJ Nominal, Strada, Capish, Professa
and Diallo. Keep checking out our new blogger on Revolt Radio Sofia Topsy and make sure you hit
www.revoltradio.com and send music to musicsubmissions@revoltradio.com for airplay/blog posting
via @cuzohblack and @djnominal on twitter.

Final shout to 730 and J Pizzle for continuing to let my mouth run wild on their site, no censors needed
here fella’s….!!! See ya’ll next week !

“The One with the Classical Flow”

Action Bronson Pays Homage To A Different Sort Of Classic

JPizzle — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:43:24 +0000

OLD SCHOOL SHIT NUTTIN IN A TUBE SOCK

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Homage To The Classics: Big Pun- It’s So Hard

JPizzle — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:38:43 +0000

In honor of the memory of one of the greatest of all time, Big Pun. Terror Squad!!

Mixtape Download: Calez- Kids With Raps

JPizzle — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 13:03:23 +0000

Per Calez:

“I named my first album “Kid With Raps” with the purpose of not only telling you that I’m another kid that raps, but also telling you my story. I’ve been holding on to this dream since a very young age. I am now 19, I turn 20 on February 4th and I used to think I would be “on” by this point in my life. That’s not the case and I realize now that everything takes time and patience. No matter how hard it may be, I will take my time and work as hard as possible to make my childhood dream come true.

In 3rd grade my teacher told me that I would have to have a “plan b” for a real career. I understand that everyone believes it’s a must to have some sort of backup plan going into a field such as mine. Some see not having one as ballistic. While I get it, I personally don’t care what people want me to do. People should want me to succeed and by doing that, they should support me. I’m not crazy. I’m just passionate. The fire I had as a kid is still burning in me every time I create something and I want everyone that listens to know that I appreciate them taking their time out to listen to the music from me or my 2008ighties team.

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Spit Gemz and Shaz IllYork Are In A Megatron State Of Mind

JPizzle — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 17:40:52 +0000

The first video release from SPIT GEMZ’ long awaited “WELCOME TO HELLZGATE” tape. Shot, directed & edited by SPIT GEMZ/SHAZ ILLYORK for BROKEN HOME FILMS

Pharoahe Monch Is Standing Tall

JPizzle — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:23:22 +0000

Planet Asia Is A One Man Band!

JPizzle — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:21:19 +0000

Eddie B Is Untouchable

JPizzle — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 17:05:30 +0000

Hot damn! Our fam Eddie B just keeps killing it with these bonkers freestyles. Other MCs better be watching their backs…

Vado And Fabolous Make Fur Look Good

JPizzle — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 13:38:33 +0000

EP Download: Gensu Dean “Forever” EP ft. Large Professor

JPizzle — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 15:54:46 +0000

Dallas based SP1200 producer Gensu Dean just dropped a special edition 45 (vinyl) as part of the Mello Music Group 7″ Series. The ultra limited edition vinyl 45 features the single “Forever (ft. Large Professor)” and comes with the main mix, a remix, and a special b-side track titled “One Man Combo.” Download the free digital EP.

Also, make sure to mark February 28th on your calendars as Gensu Dean drops his album “Lo-Fi Fingahz” featuring David Banner, DMC of RUN DMC, Large Professor, Roc Marciano, Brand Nubian, Count Bass D, Prince Po and others.

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Ja Rule Runs With The Illest Jail House Posse Ever!

JPizzle — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 14:00:18 +0000

Wow, just wow. You can’t make this shit up!

Serving two years for gun possession, Ja Rule found a new posse behind bars — a couple of cons he calls “Hevey D” and “Koz.”

The Queens-raised rap star says disgraced pol Alan Hevesi and corporate greed poster-boy Dennis Kozlowski took him under their wings.

From Kozlowski, he got stock tips. From Hevesi, he heard about the perennial impasse in Albany. They watched Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert together.

“Outside, you don’t meet guys like this every day. This place is amazing,” Ja Rule told the Daily News during an exclusive interview at Mid-State Correctional Facility in upstate Oneida, N.Y.

The rapper, whose real name is Jeffrey Atkins, has been in prison since June for gun possession and tax evasion.

He’s not scheduled to get out until February 2013, but he’s getting ready for his new album, “Pain is Love 2,” to drop later this month — and networking.

“Koz just got out on work release. Not to say I wish he was still here,” he said. “But they’re both great, smart guys.”

Kozlowski, 65, is serving eight to 25 years for using the coffers of Tyco Inc. as a piggy bank.

He’s infamous for splurging on a $6,000 shower curtain and a $2 million party in Sardinia with an ice sculpture of Michelangelo’s David urinating vodka.

Ja Rule, 36, a married father of three, knows something about the luxe life, too.

When he was arrested on a gun charge in 2007, the weapon was in a $250,000 Maybach.

He’s sold 40 million records and gone platinum with nothing but a juggernaut voice and a talent for lyrics that resonate in neighborhoods like his own Hollis, Queens.

Ja Rule dropped out of high school. Hevesi, who has a Ph.D. from Columbia, and Kozlowski, who graduated from Seton Hall University, urged him to pursue higher education.

“I was studying for my GED and Koz came in and talked to me and said, if you need any help, let me know,” he said, two weeks after getting the degree.

The ex-CEO told him to buy airline stock and study business. He starts taking college-level courses this month.

His friendship with Hevesi, the former state controller who began serving one to four years in April for a “pay to play” corruption scheme, centers around politics.

“Hevey’s a Democrat like me, so that helps,” Ja Rule said. “He told me how it’s like pulling teeth with the two parties trying to get bills passed.”

Hevesi’s lawyer, Bradley Simon, confirmed his client gets along with the hip-hop star — and everyone else on the 23-man prison block.

“Alan reads books most of the day, but I know they all watch television together at night,” Simon said.

Hevesi, 72, isn’t the first power player Ja Rule has met in prison: At Hudson Correctional Facility he played cards and basketball with Hank Morris, the strategist who pocketed $18 million in the pension scandal that doomed Hevesi.

“Hank was my Spades partner, and we were undefeated in basketball,” Ja Rule said.

“Hank had a jumpshot, man.”

Ja Rule, famous for feuds with other rappers, mused about the unlikely friendships he’s forged.

“It’s funny,” he said. “We’re from totally different walks of life. But when you’re here, you’re here.”

Via New York Daily News

Craziest Beef In The Streets! Mitt Romney Vs. K’Naan!

JPizzle — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 13:40:56 +0000

Yo, the streets are going crazy over this one!!

NEW YORK — Rapper K’Naan is upset that Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney used his song “Wavin’ Flag” during his Florida primary victory speech.

In a statement Wednesday, K’naan says Romney’s campaign did not seek approval to use the song and that he would not have granted permission if it had.

The Somali-born, Canadian-based rapper says he would happily grant President Barack Obama’s campaign the use of the song.

K’Naan says he wants to make sure Romney does not use his song again and is seeking legal action.

Romney spokesman Rick Gorka says the song was used through the campaign’s regular blanket license but, out of respect for K’Naan’s statement, won’t be used again.

“Wavin’ Flag” was an international hit for K’Naan in 2010, co-written and co-produced by Bruno Mars’ production team, The Smeezingtons.

Via Wall Street Journal

Get Excited For September 15th!

Wordsmith Journal Entry #4

JPizzle — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 20:14:16 +0000

Wordsmith Journal Entry #4

Before I get to the good news let me start with the bad or maybe I should say unfortunate news. Long story short my EX called the cops on me because I caught her in my neck of the woods with my son King Noah with next to nothing on. I mean I understand Maryland weather changes by the day, but people from my understanding it is Fall/winter right??? Well, I asked her to cover up my son because he had no coat, hat, socks or blanket on and my fear was he was going to get sick; I might be psychic by the way. I don’t think being a caring father means the cops should get a call because you’re lying on the phone telling them I won’t let you leave. Nooooo…I just wanted my son dressed properly, so he wouldn’t catch a serious cold. When it was all said and done the cops told me to go home and kept my EX for questioning because she doesn’t live in Baltimore City like I do, she shouldn’t be collecting WIC in my area and they made her at least put a blanket on King. A Day later my EX tells me my son has Bronchitis, which is his first major illness since he was born last July; I mean he hasn’t even had an ear infection, so I wasn’t happen about this. I’m not trying to put all my personal business out there, but I think part of doing these Journals are to be up front with my fans and let them know I go through the same struggles, blue collar work days and BABY MAMA DRAMA they may experience time to time. Women, you’re not excluded cause us dudes can be just as screwed up when it comes to kids as well; I’m just not one of them!

Okay, enough publicity for my EX, lol. There was a light at the end of tunnel as a promoter named Joel Hutton calls to book me to perform at a Superbowl VIP Tailgating Party this Sunday. Wowwww…say GOD is good with me everyone…1, 2, 3…GOD IS GOOD!!!! It’s a huge opportunity for me, but I was on the fence about doing it because my son King was sick and I have been playing it by ear, but since he has been back with me his health seems to be getting better by the day. I have been sneaking rehearsals in for this show at 4:45am in the morning after my workouts, basically making whatever sacrifice I need to so I am up to my normal standards of showmanship. Did I mention I am a huge Giants fan due to my father raising my brother and I on the G-men growing up. Anyways, I even reached out to my rep at ESPN to see if they can possibly incorporate me in some of their Superbowl promo since I did some major work with them in 2011. Hey, it’s a shot in the dark, but you never know if you don’t ask. Shout to CuzOH! Black and Dan Watcher for making the trip with me to Indianapolis on Sunday; it will be a memorable experience. I continue to be thankful for everything God does for me because as long as I put in the work, pray and give him the glory I’m not shocked when things like this pop up in my life. I don’t get hung up on how many twitter/facebook followers I have either because I have done some major things in my career via myself and God. I see artists with 15,000, 20,000, 30,000 followers, but I never see any music being released, shows or major steps in their careers, so FYI give the twitter trains/bots a rest and rely on real fans, working hard and God to succeed in your careers. SEE YA’LL IN INDY FEBRUARY 5TH!!!!

Okay, okay, still no drop date for my King Noah LP as I await and answer from Fat Beats. I will be shooting the video for “The Limit” on February 11th though via NU Revo online promoter Diallo. This is the first video we are shooting together, so if all goes well you won’t be seeing me hiring anymore directors to shoot my videos. I have worked with some good one’s who has given me quality work, but if you know me I am all about doing things in house. Otherwise why did I start my label NU Revolution Entertainment LLC?

I was going to drop my “Prelude to the King” Mixtape on March 5th, but I always go through Frostwire.com for my torrent releases as well. They approached me two years ago to promote my “Overdue & Underrated” Mixtape and it has been a great business partnership ever since. I never have done less than 100,000 downloads with them and they have done promo for major companies like Pixar and Disney before, so it’s an honor to work with them. Did I mention they are the number one download site for music? I know most people think its Napster or Limewire, but Frostwire seemed have wiped them out when both of those companies were going through copyright infringement problems. I might be looking at a March 12th or 19th drop date now, which I am fine with because when you’re getting people you know saying, “Hey I saw your mixtape on the front of my Frostwire program,” your making moves.

In closing, I’ll keep shouting out my team of CuzOH! Black, DJ Nominal, Strada, Capish, Professa and Diallo. Keep checking out our new blogger on Revolt Radio Sofia Topsy and make sure you hit www.revoltradio.com and send music to musicsubmissions@revoltradio.com for airplay/blog posting via @cuzohblack and @djnominal on twitter.

Finally, shout to 730 and J Pizzle for continuing to let my mouth run wild on their site, no censors needed here fella’s….!!! See ya’ll next week !

Wordsmith
Aka
“The One with the Classical Flow”

@wordsmithmusic

Mixtape Download: Horshoe G.A.N.G.- Ambitions Az A Writer

JPizzle — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 18:40:16 +0000

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Mixtape Download: Sean Born “909 Jack: BTS Pause Mix”

JPizzle — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 14:55:38 +0000

1.PMD
2. Invisible Hate (The Dope Jam) -feat. And Prod. By Early Reed
3. Never too late- feat. Kenny Cold – Prod. By Kev Brown
4. From my Porch -Prod By Kev Brown
5. Ready Rock (I wanna rock freestyle) feat. Kenny Cold
6. Isaac Jones Intro – Prod By Kev Brown
7. Rappin’- Kaimbr and Kev Brown feat Sean Born (The Alexander Green Project)
8.The Trenches – Hassaan Mackey feat Sean Born (from the Daily Bread Album produced by Apollo Brown )
9. Strawberry Diesel (Fuck Blunt Wraps) Prod. By Early Reed
10. This Home feat Kenny Cold, Kaimbr and ‘Toine of DTMD – Prod. By Kaimbr
11. Codeine Dreams feat. Kaimbr and Kenny Cold- Prod. By Early Reed
12. Jim Kelly Feat. ‘Toine of DTMD Prod. By Early Reed
13. Go Hard – Prod by Kev Brown
14. Bullshit feat Hassaan Mackey – Prod by Kev Brown
15. The Combination – Kaimbr and Kev Brown feat Low Budget- Prod By Kev Brown (The Alexander Green Project)
16. Solid- Kaimbr and Kev Brown feat Isaac Jones- Prod By Kev Brown (The Alexander Green Project)
17. Look- Isaac Jones – Prod. By Kev Brown
18. YellowCake – Feat. Early Reed and Kenny Cold- Prod by Early Reed
19. Isaac Jones Outro- Prod. By Kev Brow

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Interview- Awkword

JPizzle — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 11:54:35 +0000

For those who aren’t yet up on you, how would you introduce yourself?

I’m a writer, a Hip Hop/rap artist, an activist. I represent the people, the 99%, the working man and woman, people who struggle, people who cop new fashions or do drugs to cope with their problems. Real humans. To me, that’s what this culture is all about. I rap about shit I know, shit I been through, shit I see, shit I fear and shit I dream about. I’ve wanted to die, been in trouble with the law, graduated from college, worked my ass off. I hate the man, I love my people. I’m sarcastic, self deprecating, brutally honest, passionate, compassionate, sensitive, super-lyrical. I want peace, but I aint afraid to knock somebody head off. I’m anti-arrogance and I don’t give a fuck if you swag. I do me, and that’s exactly why they feel me.

Your “World View” project is scheduled to be dropping soon. Can you explain what it is, who’s involved and your motivation behind it?

World View is dropping in 2012, presented by DJ Booth, End of the Weak (EOW/EODub) & The Morgan Stanley Foundation. The first-ever 100% for-charity global Hip Hop project, World View features contributions from every continent, approximately 20 countries and every United States region. The album boasts production from Domingo, Harry Fraud, The White Shadow, Tranzformer, ATG and many more, as well as guest emcee appearances from the likes of Joell Ortiz, Sean Price and KRS-One. All proceeds are being donated to Guns 4 Cameras (a.k.a. Aim to Live), a 501c3-registered nonprofit dedicated to eradicating street violence through the Hip Hop-inspired education and empowerment of our at-risk youth.

Your music is very influenced by your social views and your activism. How important is it for those passions to be conveyed in your music?

My mother was an activist. I was raised an activist. I have a bachelor of art’s degree in Sociology from Vassar College. I’ve led protests all over the country as well as worked in maximum security prisons, alternative to incarceration centers, teen centers and soup kitchens. And I do feel strongly that politics are important because they affect us at the street level, in our day-to-day lives, even if we can’t always see or feel it. But politics aint everything. And ideas and songs can be political without being blatant, in-your-face, Democrat-vs.-Republican political.

Of course, my political opinions and passions are important to me and play a significant role in my music, my message and my movement, but this doesn’t mean every song is intended to be or going to come off as political.

Do you see your music as having a particular goal or is it more about communicating what’s inside you?

I make music to release, for myself. I make music to relate, for my listeners. And, less often, I make music to educate, for those who can learn from my experiences or education. I am not just a political rapper, or a Jewish rapper, or an underground/indie rapper. I am complex, just like my fans and followers. On World View and other projects, I:

Go in on current events (e.g., “Mr. President” w/ Y-Love; or “Imperialism” w/ C-Rayz Walz & Reks).
Speak revolution right to the 1% (e.g., “The People’s Champions” w/ Shabaam Sahdeeq, Punchline & Beretta 9 [of Killarmy]).
Comment on the state of Hip Hop (e.g., “Radio 2.0″ w/ KRS-One et al.).
Talk that gritty, grimy street shit (e.g., “Bars & Hooks” w/ Sean Price, The Kid Daytona & The Incomparable Shakespeare; or “Metal Music” w/ ILL BILL, El Gant, Tenacity & Blame One).
Embody other objects (e.g., blood in “Stay Spittin Stay Flowin”; or drugs in “Requiem” w/ SoulStice, Ess Vee & CuzOH! Black [coming soon!])
Share my secrets and insecurities (e.g., “Doctor Doctor” w/ GuessWho?).
Divulge on relationships (e.g., “Thank You (A Tribute To My Mommy)”; or “The Dating Game – Revisited” w/ Jade Foxx).
Celebrate with my peoples (e.g., “Cheers” w/ Whatzisface).
Attempt to inspire (e.g., “The World Is Yours” w/ Sha Stimuli; or “All My People” w/ Josh Martinez et al.)

You’ve done a number dope joints with Harry Fraud who is blowing up crazy. How did you two initially link up?

Fraud and I met about a decade ago, before anyone had heard of either of us. We met through mutual friends Various, Werdplay and Fafu of BLESTeNATION, an Interscope-signed group that only a few years ago seemed destined for stardom. Fraud produced a couple records on my solo debut LP “See the Light”. In 2011, he and I both took big steps forward, and I am very proud of and happy for him. And, good news, we got more hot records in the works and coming soon, including one with Voli and me that is already finished, stupid crazy dope, and POSSIBLY destined for Fraud’s album and/or World View. For more on this, look out for a forthcoming feature on RefinedHype.com.

Who are some of the artists who have inspired you and who you look at as role models in the game?

As a ‘Tough Jew’ growing up, I was inspired by artists with similar backgrounds, such as ILL BILL and Remedy. As a politically minded emcee, I have been inspired by Immortal Technique and Chuck D. And as an artist, I learned a lot about the writing, recording, production and performing processes from friends Harry Fraud and Whatzisface. But truthfully, I am much more inspired by what goes on inside my head and in the world around me, as well as by philosophers, social theorists and political activists.

Any new artists that you’re feeling lately and are looking to work with?

Production wise, I would love to work with DJ Premier, Alchemist and the Snowgoons. As for fellow emcees, I don’t want to give anything away because, at this point, with World View, anything is possible, and some crazy collaborations are already quietly being cooked up.

What’s on the horizon for 2012 for you?

I’m almost finished with World View. Just a few more records to complete, and then I’ll be dropping this multi-year effort via DJ Booth later this year. After World View, I am going to spend a lot more time writing and a lot less time networking and promoting. Since I didn’t start taking this rap thing seriously until December 2009, I’ve had a lot of catching up to do. But once my foothold is fully established with World View, I plan to work on more solo records, with some of the most creative producers in the game. I plan to push boundaries and inspire these geniuses to go even further left field with me. We all know that’s where I belong.

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Starvin B, Shaz IllYork,and Spit Gemz Get Their Shine On

JPizzle — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 20:33:03 +0000

Here’s the dope first video release from “The Food Chain” EP from Starvin B featuring our fam Shaz IllYork, and Spit Gemz.

Mixtape Download: West Coast Avengers [Wca D-Funk Limited] Mixtape

JPizzle — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 19:52:06 +0000

1.BODY-CATCHIN
2.DECISIONS DECISIONS
3.DESERTED ISLE
4.GONE
5.IDLE THREAT
6.MAZE WORLD
7.MESSAGE TO THA HIPHOP SNOB
8.RUBIX’S CUBE
9.SLOW LANE
10.SUDDEN IMPACT
11.SWAT
12.THA BIG HURT
13.THA HORSE ON THA TRACK
14.WILLY-WONKA WANKSTAS

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