So here is the very first mixtape ever made by iDopeboy.iMStrate.com. It only took 7 hours of non-stop work. That’s right earlier today i started the ball rolling and its all finished now. 7 hours ago i wondered if i could put out a mixtape in a single day on the strength of my network alone. And with a little help i managed to secure 30+ previously unheard tracks. That was shrunk down to 17 pretty dope songs. Featured in this mixtape is Frank Ramz, Hollywood FLOSS, Verbal & The Kickdrums and many more.
Brought to you by HailMegatron & TheIncredibleCreation
D'LOAD :: Why Is My Mixtape Named After Christina Aguilera?
The Canvas – Lucky AKA Mark Milly & ConsciousMC
Hands To The Sky – Hollywood FLOSS
Backwards Japanese prod. TheLonious – Volition, D Band & Topaz Jones
Beauty – Sleaze
I Be On It – Bradley Holmes
Truth Serum – Frank Ramz
Can’t Stop Him – Tragedy
Check The Style prod. TheLonious – Volition
Rainy Days – Frank Ramz
Heart Is A Monster prod. FLJ – FlyOrDie
Not A Nice Guy – J.Casallas
Showed Up prod. TheLonious – Amor Jones
On The MTA – Reality The Don
Know What I’m About – Lucky AKA Mark Milly
Idiot Savant – Verbal And The Kickdrums
Paranoid – Ca$hflow
Minor Heart Attack ft. Derek Stephenson – CoAudio
Check out this wicked new laptop, created to be thinner than all other laptops. The industry is all a buzz with the latest entry in the “I’m the thinnest laptop” competition. The latest Dell Adamo is definitely a strong contender, at 9.99 mm at some points. Of course, that’s just the official figure. I would have tested it myself but I forgot my calipers. The Adamo definitely does the sleek, simplistic look well. About two inches bigger in both directions than a sheet of paper and only 3.2 lbs, you could almost forget you were carrying this thing around.
Dell replaced the usual manual cover latch with a heat-sensitive capacitor. Just swipe your finger across the front edge and the lock disengages.
As for the device’s internals, nothing jumps out at the eye. The screen is 13.4″. Powered by a 1.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo with integrated graphics and 4 GB of DDR3 RAM. You get 128 GB of SSD, no word on whether that is upgradable yet. Wireless comes in two flavors, 802.11n and Bluetooth 2.1. The only ports on the laptop are 2 USB 2.0 jacks, audio, and a DisplayPort out. Ethernet, HDMI, and the like can connect through the use of an external dongle.
Another cool feature is the replaceable battery. But you’ll have to be replacing it every 2 and a half hours. Not very long for a laptop that is designed for maximum mobility, but at that size? Can’t beat it.-- [ SOURCE ]
The new project from emcee & Richmond Independent Radio (WRIR 97.3) host Black Liquid. Listen and learn something. Watch out for the devil. Ketchup!
DOWNLOAD HERE!!!With “Classic Material Vol. 3: UI Radio”, CM aka Creative, his various collaborators and producers all present to you hip-hop that’s both new and classic. Musically it reflects back to an early/mid 90s sound, topically, it captures all that a young, struggling and striving American emcee has on his mind. It’s the 3rd part in a series of releases which began at the netlabel Random Flow.
When it became clear to CM that Random Flow had become inactive, he approached me about releasing Vol. 3 through blocSonic. Having enjoyed both Vols. 1 & 2, I was instantly interested. I hope you’ll enjoy this release as much as I do. If you dig it, be sure to check out the previous volumes.
Thanks to CM for coming to blocSonic. Thanks to you for downloading and enjoying. As always, share this release with anyone and everyone.
1. The Supplier (Ft. Tranquil)
2. Almost A Year Since
3. Everything Changed Nothing (Instrumental)
4. Every Day People (Instrumental)
5. Pulp Fiction
6. I Saw Myself Today
7. The Second Date
8. Greys Anatomy
9. Tell The Truth (Instrumental)
10. Theatre
11. Autumn Run
12. Tell The Truth (Ft. Nikki Jean)(Bonus)
This is a project I randomly decided to start one day in order to introduce you to my mind. Dig Deep was a project that was similar in some ways, but it was more of a compilation than something that actually reflected my mindstate. I've been getting really bored with hip-hop lately, but naturally, I didn't want to stop making music, so I decide to jump into a different genre: trip-hop/downtempo. It's my first release in said genre, so I hope that I've been successful with my endeavors in something different. Thanks for downloading! I hope you enjoy this project. The rest is soon to come. [SOURCE]
After a couple back to back original blocSonic releases, I’m back to introduce you to the latest in the blocSonic netBloc series. This batch of netaudio gems is packed with ear candy. I have little doubt that you’ll find at least a couple tracks that you also call gems. Who knows, perhaps you’ll call them all gems, just as I do!
So what exactly is packed in this release? You have operatic vocals with a metal, swing backing. You have straight-up hip-hop. You have electro-pop. Singer-songwriter pop. Smoldering, funky, lounge. Dance music. Straight ahead rock. Rock with a funky edge. Music from Japan, France, Germany, Mexico, Russia, Sweden, the UK and the US.
Many thanks again to all participating artists and labels, this series just couldn’t happen without your participation. Of course, thanks to you for downloading this excellent collection. Enjoy it. Share it.
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Brought to you by Just Plain Sounds and Chocolate Milk (a Richmond, Va.-based beat label), Oh.Bliv brings us his first full-length beat tape. 21 soulful tracks of tape music for your listening pleasure.
I started creating this off a hunch. It's nothing really major... No overdrawn concepts. Just me and a mic. I wanted to use most of these beats on a sampler project, sorta like a beat tape. But I just felt like I needed to rhyme and let people hear where I was coming from. Most of the songs remind me of lazy days or off-the-hook nights we experience in this crazy City of Richmond. I had two weeks off from school so I said what the hell and just dropped the joint. Recorded in my house, raw as fuck, all soul. I mean, we used to fuck around and record vocals through the headphones on to tapes and just pass the lil' tapes around like we was sweet. I'm trying to bring that fun back. That spontaneity. That love. We was kids, happy as fuck that we could do something we liked. It didn't hurt anyone. And it was honest. Hate it or love it, Summer Fresh is here. Let the music speak. Enjoy the rest of the summer....I got a b-day coming up!
(I took the liberty of making a cover for this project, since there was none!)
Second installment of the "Good Food" beats, by Charlie Hilton. This cut originally featured the lyrics of QuESt & Choze, with vocals from Neija Jane.
Yo! We took a break for a few weeks, but OhSoYes Radio is back on the grind. The "I was on vacation" edition brings up those topics that were of notable newsworthiness (lol) in the past few weeks including: Michael Vick, Brett Favre and Nas. Plus, Elijah offers up a fun game on Facebook.Elzhi- D.E.M.O.N.S.Busta Rhymes- Everything Remains RawBusta Rhymes- It's a PartyCommon- Come CloseJohn Legend- HeavenThe Roots- Dynamite!All beats produced by Sleaze, Just Plain Ant and Junior Wong
What you’re about to listen to is a fantastic collection of raw, NYC style, boom-bap hip-hop. It’s packed with smooth soul-drenched beats, classic B-Boy braggadocio and introspective rhymes. Luck & Ripps’ vocal styles are both quite compatible, so their collaboration on this project feels natural and unforced. Catastrophe’s production throughout serves as the perfect bed for their verses to rest.
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"Here it is..a project I unofficially had done since 2006'. It started when James Yancey a.k.a. J Dilla passed that February. To cope with the death of my favorite producer, who I liked to call my unofficial "musical mentor", I started making "donuts"...uncontrollably. I never planned to release any of the material out of respect for Dilla & his craft. I've shared some of the music with others, in which they would repeatedly ask me to hear it, so I decided to put a little something together and make it official. JUST FOR Y'ALL. This is a collection of beats created about 3 years ago. Some "donuts' style, some just around that era of 14KT beats. "Now & Laters" were always a fovorite candy of mine. I used to go to Mindells Pharmacy in Ypsilamti back in the day & buy ALL of them. Sadly, I even stole change from my grandma's(RIP) purse for them. They are addictive, yet fun to eat..a feeling I found mutual when making music at the time. Ironically, I fell back in love with "Nowalataz" around this era (ask my homey Sarah "Merk Merk", haha). Enjoy."
- 14KT
Another mixtape from The Chef to prepare us for Only Built 4 Cuban Linx II. I'm ready as hell! None of these tracks will be on the album however.
01 Cuban Revolution Intro
02 All That Money Is Us
03 Run Away f. Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck, Method Man & GZA
04 Better Shoot Something
05 Cipher Born f. Ghostface Killah & U-God
06 Get Your Shit Beat In f. Polite, Chip Banks, Ghostface Killah & Trife Diesel
07 Slang Copulation f. Nas, Cappadonna & Ghostface Killah
08 Curiosity
09 Iron Chef f. Ghostface Killah, Polite & Inspectah Deck
10 A Wise Man
11 Cuban Revolution Interlude
12 We Gettin’ Knots f. Fat Joe, Armageddon & Big Pun
13 Fearless Ninjas f. Ghostface Killah
14 The All-Time Lineup f. American CREAM Team, Inspectah Deck & Method Man
15 Live Kid f. Notorious BIG & Ghostface Killah
Download here!!
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Yo, this week we are discussing our favorite Adam Sandler movies in honor of his upcoming movie "Funny People". As always I play some good jams and speak some good shit...holla at a playa, when you see him in the skreets!
The Roots Ft. Mos Def- Rising Down
Common Sense- Nuthin' to Do
Zion I- Doin' my Thang
The Roots ft. Mos Def- Double Trouble
The Fugees- Fu-gee-la
D.Folks- Jupiter
Alicia Keys- Jane Doe
All beats done by Just Plain Ant and Sleaze from Just Plain Sounds
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