The Real Frequency

D-Sisive - “Like This” (Plus Three)

musikleeinzane — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 15:04:37 +0000

Our man D-Sisive is back with more heat. If you haven’t heard his EP “The Book” yet, check .

This time around it’s a new single, “Like This” featuring Guilty Simpson and Dj Grouch on the cuts, plus three other joints, “Up”, “The Flintstones” and “The Outro”. Catch it on iTunes Sept 23rd, here’s a taste for now.

Production by: Muneshine, The Arkeologists, and Justing Trugman.

Kardi on Funkmaster Flex

musikleeinzane — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 23:58:30 +0000

Keepin’ tabs on our man, dope interview with Flex.

The Real Frequency Aug 25th, 2008

musikleeinzane — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 16:28:25 +0000

Usain Bolt

Not much going on on this weeks show, besides HEAT! We were supposed to have Large Pro on but… he’s Large Pro, Hip Hop’s Usain Bolt, you just can’t catch him. That just meant more time to drop joints so enjoy.

The Real Frequency Playlist Aug 25, 2008

11:00-11:33
Grimace Love - Pimpin’ The Riddim
Skillz - I’m Gon Make It (Prod. Bink)
Famous f/ Kardinal Offishall & Tona - I’m Here (Prod. Tone Mason)
T.I. f/ Kanye West, Jay-Z, & Lil’ Wayne - Swagger Like Us (Prod. Kanye West) *Real Freq Certified*
Nas - Let’s Go Esco (What It Is) (Prod. DJ Khalil)
Royce Da 5′9 - Here They Come (Prod. Nottz)
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“Are you serious?!” Vol. 2: Jeezy “The Humble Inspiration”

vatkeezy — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 01:31:56 +0000

Spotted over @ Street Knowledge, I couldn’t help but notice some pretty outlandish comments from Young Jeezy in regards to Michael Phelps.

“Phelps typically listened to the Jeezy/R. Kelly collaboration “Go Getta” before hitting the pool, which Jeezy himself doesn’t find surprising.”

Jeezy’s response: “I’m a big fan of Michael Phelps! He’s a great success. I like what he’s doing. He’s like the Young Jeezy of the swim world. I love it!”

- (Man Like)Keezy

“Are you serious?!” Vol. 1: “K-Ci and Jojo

vatkeezy — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 01:24:50 +0000

Jojo from K-Ci and Jojo passes out on stage

K-Ci already responded and I find his explanation a little ridiculous. If he was epileptic, why did you pick him up like a rag doll and get him to wave at the end of the show? “We don’t believe you, you need more people!” Top top it off, he ended the response with this line, in regards to his disdain for the Internet and bloggers: ““I hate Bill Gates for inventing the computer of whatever it is, I don’t even know.” You certainly convinced us with that capper there, K-Ci.- (Man Like)Keezy

D.O.P.E.

vatkeezy — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 04:06:23 +0000

Displays Of Pure Excellence

Even if you’re not a Soccer fan, you gotta appreciate placement like that… Ruben De La Red from my favourite squad swag splashes the Valencia defender and goalie. Cheeky… I think the announcer would co-sign me on that.

This kid doesn’t score that often from the stats I saw, but when he does (LOL at Van Nistelrooy hitting his head on the bench in awe), he definitely gets his style points.

- (Man Like)Keezy

Got the Funky Drummer Drummin’…

musikleeinzane — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 01:14:58 +0000

Much of Hip Hop beats are based on James Brown’s sounds and patterns. Clyde Stubblefield was one of the men who came up with and performed them, known as the “Funky Drummer” he is credited with coming up the most sampled drum loop period. Propellerhead, makers of production software Reason had a Producers Conference this past weekend featuring Clyde, and the Dj that brought sampling to Hip Hop, Dj Marley Marl, creator of the Juice Crew, producer of LL Cool J’s classic album “Mama Said Knock You Out”. This was too much foundation and history to pass up. Here are some clips from the conference.

Pt. 1

Pt. 2

Shad K - The Old Prince Lives At Home (Video)

vatkeezy — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 18:32:58 +0000

Check out the latest video from New North alumni, Shad K, and his album “The Old Prince” which dropped year and was definitely one of the best Canadian albums to be released.Hot Dog Garbage production house and Shad combine to re-create everyone’s favourite opening theme from Will Smith’s Fresh Prince Of Bel Air with incredible detail. It’s dope to see Shad paying homage to classic material we all grew up on, while putting his own spin on it.

- (Man Like)Keezy

Unlocking The Vault: Jane Doe - The Introduction LP

vatkeezy — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 14:30:46 +0000

Who?! Jane Doe! Who?! Jaaane Dooeee! Remember her from Blackstar’s “Twice Inna Lifetime” or perhaps Tribe’s “Rock Rock Y’all”? I happened to notice that some of my fave blogs were posting joints from her unreleased album courtesy of producer 88 Keys (who produced the LP), so I thought I’d hook yall up with the whole thing.

Don’t be mad at me, 88, for the record, this LP has been out there (the net) since 2003, you just have to know where to look.

01 00:39 Radio Interview Pt. 1
02 04:19 Cold War
03 03:58 Whatchacam4 (ft. Planet Asia)
04 05:23 No More Tears
05 04:00 Clear Da Route (ft. Smif N Wessun)
06 00:21 Radio Interview Pt. 2
07 03:40 Move
08 03:47 Bi-Sexual
09 03:56 Caliente (HOT)
10 04:22 Bullshit (ft. Talib Kweli & Black Thought)
11 04:40 Mountain Climbing
12 03:22 Mind Over Matter (ft. Mobb Deep)
13 04:03 I Don’t No?
14 01:01 Radio Interview Pt. 3

DOWNLOAD IT HERE!

- (Man Like)Keezy

The Real Frequency Aug 18, 2008

musikleeinzane — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 22:56:25 +0000

This week we got a chance to talk to the legendary Marley Marl, one could say he’s the father of Hip Hop sampling and modern production. His discography is extensive and pretty much defined the late 80’s Hip Hop sound.

Toronto’s Point Blank dropped their self titled album the past Tuesday, Imperial and Stump were in studio. Dude’s have been this in ten years and they’ve finally released a full length. They talk about the relief and hard work that this record represents. Cop it on

The Real Frequency Playlist Aug 18, 2008

11:00-11:33
M.O.P. f/ Jay-Z - 4 Alarm Blaze
The Lox f/ Lil’ Kim - Money, Power, Respect
Jadakiss - Don’t Start Nothin’ (Prod. Grind Music)
Styles P - Alarm Blaze
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