CLICK HERE for more details and then hit the jump for a video featuring headliner, Busta Rhymes previewing his plans for BHF. As the team over at Brooklyn Bodega put it, “We knew it was going to be good but after not being able to play Summer Jam we think Busta is gonna tear it down on July 14th.”
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Still miss Big Poppa. It’s the Brooklyn in me. So, M-Rock, take it away….
“I’m pleased to drop this brand new Best of Biggie for all his fans. On top of that, I’m happy I made the march 9th death anniversary deadline. Long story short, I was working on another Valentine’s tape because the first was so well-received, and then Cabbie said I should really do a March 9th BIG tape. It made sense because it’s been long overdue and the timing. That was it, my RNB tape had to get pushed back. Take an hour and a half and let the funk sit in. Enjoy.”
Shout to all my peoples in Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, Red Hook, Gowanus, Carroll Gardens and Bed-Stuy. Brooklyn, we still doin’ it!!!
As a former, looong time Brooklyn resident, you know I have to support this!
Fresh off the successful launch of films such as the Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry biopic: The Upsetter and The Last Poets: Made in Amerikkka, Undercurrents is proud to present Brooklyn Boheme on Friday, December 9 at the Toronto Underground Cinema. Brooklyn Boheme marks our third and final film presentation for 2011.
Joining us at the event for a Q&A session will be cultural critic, director, and author Nelson George, who also serves as narrator and producer of the film. The film takes a historical and contemporary look at the Fort Greene & Clinton Hill areas of Brooklyn, chronicling it’s culture, influence, and arts movement in what some have deemed to be the second renaissance movement in New York City.
Copies of Nelson’s latest novel, The Plot Against Hip-Hop will be available for purchase on-site via A Different Booklist. [ed note: I like this name!!!]
There will also be a short visual presentation to start the event provided by Mark ‘Kurupt’ Stoddart, visual communicator and owner of Live It Wear It.
This event is brought to you in association with Manifesto Festival
WHEN: Friday, December 9, 2011
WHERE: Toronto Underground Cinema (186 Spadina Ave)
DOORS: 8pm
SHOWTIME: 8:45
ADMISSION: $10
RSVP at: http://bit.ly/BKboTO
CONTEST DETAILS:
To win tickets, just email me [subject line: ‘Brooklyn Boheme Contest’] and tell me who your favorite Brooklyn MC is.
Contest will end Thursday Dec. 8 6PM at which time the contest winner will be notified so enter now! Note: you must be able to provide your own transportation to the screening.
Contest is DONE! Congrats to Kalmplex on winning the tickets.
MP3 Stream (no download): Maffew Ragazino ‘Black Sheep’ (Dirty) prod. Harry Fraud by CICORECORDS | Alt. MP3 download link: hulkshare
F-CKIN’ ‘ELL THIS IS STRAIGHT FIYA!!!! REAL HIP-HOP!!!!! This is the official first single from the kid, Ragazino…
“A double entendre that interprets the feeling of being an industry outcast but then at the same time being ever so Hip Hop hence the (Choice is Yours Hook) drum loop, sample and scratches courtesy of Dj Skizz…..”
Pure Brooklyn heat, Rob Base lyrical bites ‘n all!
Single off the EP, Songs of Songs produced by Cola (of OBGM’s). Video directed & Edited By Richenzo Faison and shot in Prospect Park….
Download the Song of Songs EP HERE [mediafire]
Hit the jump for some in-the-studio footage of the track being played on acoustic guitar and for a stream of the Song of Songs EP….
[via CityonmyBack.com]