Moss
The New North continues this week with producer Moss. Dude has been quietly puttin’ in work. We talk to him about discovering Obie Trice, working with Canadians and possibly signing with Dj Premier’s Works of Mart.
The Real Frequency Playlist Mar 24, 2008: The New North f/Moss
11:00-11:33
Obie Trice – Well Known Asshole (Prod. Moss)
Guilty Simpson – Yikes (Prod. Madlib)
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I’m feeling these cats. A west coast Slum (hate all you want).
For a group with all these videos, where the music at my dudes?
- Inzane.
It’s true. Deal with it.
I’m a “why” person I like to know why things happen or why things are the way they are. So sometimes I wonder, why am I like this? What was the genesis for this behavior?
Like most kids I watched Sesame Street when I was young. They always had funny little cartoons between stuff. For some reason this one has stuck with me to this day.
So being and impressionable kid, the lesson I learned was I can be mad whenever I want, why control it. People will have a better understanding of you. I live by this lesson everyday, so, screw you if you don’t like my post!
It ain’t bad to get mad.
- Inzane.
A Real Freq fav, the Mash Out Posse are one of those staple groups in the Real Freq crates. Arcee speaks to Lil Fame and their manager Rock about what’s been up with the MO P’s. From the Roc to G-Unit to the present and what does M.O.P. do when they ain’t mashin’?
Part 3 of this edition of The New North, Promise is in the house. Detroit’s Dj House Shoes checks in. New heat from The Roots, Skillz, O.C. Snoop etc…
The Real Frequency Playlist 03/17/2008: The New North f/ Promise
11:00-11:33
Jay-Z – American Gangster (Vanguards Remix)
Snoop Dogg – Tha Shiznit
Snoop Dogg – Let It Out
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After working with The Game, 50 Cent, Eminem, Dr. Dre, and Busta Rhymes, Aftermath producer Focus steps out on his own in solo fashion via his new LP “Dedicated” available to download for FREE! Guest appearances include Little Brother, Stat Quo, Busta Rhymes, Teena Marie (whoa), Raphael Saadiq, fellow Aftermath producer DJ Khalil, & more! Tracklisting is below:
01. Introduction
02. Shine (feat. Busta Rhymes, Bishop Lamont)
03. Music Grinder (feat. Jay Sol)
04. It’s Not So Hard (feat. Stat Quo)
05. Rule #4080 (skit by Ronnie Jordan)
06. S.T.M.S.
07. I Ain’t Gone’ Do It
08. Back When… (feat. Little Brother, D.J. Khalil)
09. Mom’s Message
10. 8.18.01 (feat. Teena Marie)
11. Feels Good (feat. Mike Ant & Taurie)
12. 4 The Luv (feat. Illa J., Denise Thompson)
13. Weekend (feat. Rafeal Saadiq, DeRay Davis)
14. Whatchu’ Workin Wit
15. Flight 1172 (skit)
16. Dedicated (feat. Ya’ Boy, PhD.)
17. Affairz (feat. Denise Thompson, Kida)
18. I Rock It (feat. Big Rapper Pooh from Little Brother)
19 We Do This (feat. Mami Montana, Epik)
20. Let’s Go (feat. Chino XL, D.J. Revolution)
21. Final Words (skit by Filltrate)
- Your friendly neighbourhood sclusie-man, (Man Like)Keezy
http://zeitgeistmovie.com/main.htm
Not everything is fun and games. Sometimes we need to get serious…
Then go back to fun and games.
Being a Real Freq means promoting heat. Yes we are biased, I don’t think we hide that. We will always have a bias towards dope shit over wack. You should too. Which is why we pump certain things over others.
With that in mind, rest assured from what I’ve heard of this Roots album you will be blasted with it on the show.
I’m loving what I’m hearing from The Roots right now. Love the grit and grimy sound, fuck the sweet shit!
Check the track by track review from Entertainment Weekly of Rising Down out April 29th.
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The Roots Ft. Mos Def, Styles P, Dice Raw – “Rising Down” (AKA Humdrum)
- Inzane
