As promised, here’s new music from the legendary De La Soul. Do you agree with my homie who claimed on Facebook discussion we were having a couple weeks ago that while De La are ‘hall of famers’, none of their albums are classics and they get ‘ZERO love’ in a discussion about classic albums in the barbershop though??!
Word to Gary Numan! This self-produced J. Dilla solo cut was recorded for his vocal hip-hop album, The Diary. It was made from a two-track demo mix and completed by long-time LA Dilla engineer, Dave Cooley. The Diary drops later this year on PayJay records. Get more info via Nah Right where I swiped this from.
Long time readers know I’ve supported Toronto singer, Ania Soul in the past. She just posted this song on her Soundcloud page but I was blessed to hear it while reviewing her Sonicbids submission for NXNE a few weeks back. Great song!
It’s Khaled, Rozay and Weezy giving Drizzy an assist on this Boi-1da/40-produced ‘remix’ of “Started From the Bottom.” It sounds exactly like what you’d expect. Wanna hear Drake speak on his remix compatriots? Click HERE to listen to the interview he did over the week with Rap Radar‘s Elliott Wilson on East Village Radio.
Update: Drake also let go the track “Girls Love Beyonce” featuring James Fauntleroy last night. Song added at bottom….
Common jumps on Hov‘s joint for this unofficial (?) remix with DJ J. Period and speaks on Hov’s Cuba ‘controversy’, his own Cuba connection and political travails, the troubles in Chicago and more. I f-cks with it!
Previously on the Kitchen:
– Jay-Z – Open Letter [MP3]