Kid Tested, Mother Approved, and 100% Sucka Free

Listen Clothing

| Monday, November 17, 2008
What good people, the young lady featured in the is post is a phenomenal artist and I want everyone I know to be aware of her work. Looking at her work is a inspiration for me and I want to share her work. So below is a bio and some pics of her work, with links of where some of the merchandise can be purchased. Now I am proud to present Vy

I was born in Luangprabang, Laos, the second youngest child from a family of ten. My family immigrated to Thailand to escape from the communist regime in Laos. We lived in a refugee camp in Thailand in 1982, and after a year we were lucky to be given a chance to come to the U.S and settle in Boise, Idaho. It was a difficult transition, but one that has made me a stronger individual and better at what I do.

I always knew I wanted to pursue a career in art. When I was younger, I would doodle on anything I could find. I dealt with a lot of ignorance and bias in school and growing up. As a result, drawing became an escape from my fellow peers and an outlet for my thoughts.

I am the first person in my family to graduate from college. In 2004, I earned a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design. My emphasis was also focused in painting and drawing. I am currently a Promotions Coordinator/Graphic Designer for Boise State University Health, Wellness and Counseling Services in Boise, Idaho. I have been designing for five years and have worked professionally for four. My experience ranges from designing brochures, annual reports, flyers, posters, logos, promotional materials and web design.

My work is strongly inspired by Laotian culture and various genres of music-from Hip Hop and Jazz to Soul and Funk. I am also inspired by 60’s and 70’s era psychedelic poster design and music album art covers. My ideas derive from past influences because I believe we can learn from our past and shape our present and future. I have a passion for creating my own typeface and try to incorporate as much fine art into my design as possible. Music is a major driving force in my work and daily life, and is a huge influence in the creative process. It is what keeps me grounded as a graphic designer and as an artist.









http://www.thegiantpeach.com/listen.aspx






http://www.digitalgravel.com/servlet/Categories?category=listen

Be on the look out in 09 for the Listen Ladies Line

BROTHERHOOD

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This is a poem by a very talented brother, this is something that a lot of us need to learn the understand the concept of...


BROTHERHOOD
s.kino Graham-Jackson

Lend me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be free
And I'll give them Brotherhood!
We cry of tyranny, terrorism, racism and genocide
And yet, the very fabric of being an American...being a human...
Is the idealism of Brotherhood!
If love is unconditional
And Brotherhood is the epitome of love
Then why put conditions
Onto the notion of being My Brother?
If the idea of "each one teach one"
And "each one help one" is based
In the foundation of true Brotherhood...
Then ask yourself...
"Whom have I helped...and what have I taught them?"
If God is love and love is life
And Life, such as it is,
Is not to be lived alone...
Then give me Brotherhood.

Leon the Professional The EOP REMIX

| Saturday, November 15, 2008
Whats good erbody, I'm feeling a lil under the weather, so I'm trying to be productive as much as possible. For those who don't know I am remixing one of my most favorite movies The Professional aka Leon the Professional for the international market. I am stripping the movie of its original movie score and replacing it with my tracks. The remixed movie will be released with limited pressing hopefully the first quarter of 09'. Release date TBA and a snippet coming soon.

Peace and blessings
EOP

A perfect way....

| Friday, November 14, 2008
To start the weekend with some classic music. I want to take the time to thank everyone for all of there support. Thanks for the support with the blog, the music, all of the ventures that I am currently work on. It means more then words could ever say. There is much more to come, release dates and tentative release dates of side projects soon to come.















Lil’ Wayne & DJ Drama Present Dedication 3: Gangsta Grillz

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1. Welcome Bac
2. Dedication 3 (Feat. Mack Mane, Willie The Kid, & Gudda Gudda)
3. What Else Is There To Do
4. Thingy Pleaser (Feat. Jae Millz)
5. Ain’t I (Feat. Jae Millz)
6. You Love Me You Hate Me
7. Bang Bang (Feat. Jae Millz & Gudda Gudda)
8. The Other Side (Feat. La The Darkman, Jae Millz, & Gudda Gudda)
9. My Weezy (Feat. Shanell, Lil’ Twist & Tyga)
10. A Dedication
11. She’s A Ryder (Feat. Gudda Gudda)
12. Still I Rise (Feat. Nicki Manaj)
13. Magic (Feat. Gudda Gudda)
14. Do’s & Don’ts Of Young Money
15. Whoever You Like (Feat. Jae Millz & Gudda Gudda)
16. That Was Easy
17. Get Bizzy (Feat. Gudda Gudda)
18. I Got That Gangsta (Feat. La The Darkman & Willie The Kid)
19. A Message To The DJ’s
20. Stuntin (Feat. Drake)
21. Dedicated
22. Put On For The Game (Feat. Tyga & Gudda Gudda)

http://www.zshare.net/download/51330008e026bee9/

Black Milk “Give the Drummer Sum”

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This is a new video by Detriot Native Blackmilk, this is a really fresh track, the new album Tronic is hot and the mix tape ELEC is a nice set up to the album. There is also a clip from the album release party for the Tronic. Peace










http://cdn.hiphopdx.com/audio/downloads/blackmilk-elec-2008.zip

this is tomorrow - sunology

| Wednesday, November 12, 2008


This is a project from a very talent brother, all the sample are by sun ra, peep this project and enjoy.


http://soundsoftomorrow. wordpress. com
http://thisistomorrow. blogspot. com


http://www.zshare.net/download/5118775105a0fb07/

Afrosaumurai

| Tuesday, November 11, 2008
For those who dont know about Afrosamurai, its a really wicked anime show with Samual L Jackson and the score by the RZA. Peep the trailers for the new show and video game. Peace









There is a extra trailer to of Samurai Champloo, I really like that show too, peep it laced with the sounds of Gangstarr



Cappadonna

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Support real hip hop bottom line

LMNO

| Sunday, November 9, 2008
Sup y'all here is a break from the normal commercial bull that's on TV and on the radio. LMNO is really dope emcee from California and he is also a member of The Visionaries. Check him out, Peace




SECONDHAND SURESHOTS

| Saturday, November 8, 2008
Currently in production, this documentary film by the dublab.com creative collective is an experiment in sound recycling. Secondhand Sureshots features four amazing, LA-based beat makers: Daedelus, J-Rocc, Nobody and Ras G in a secret mission to create new musical magic from the dusty remains of thrift store vinyl.

Taken from the you tube page





A perfect way to start the day...

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With some classic joints












Phase Me

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This entire is a poem by a talented sister from Lynchburg Va, check it out, she has talent.



Phase Me

Why should I let you phase me?
I will not.
I won’t.

I along with the majority can see that this is only another attempt,
To alter my feelings of self worth and stability
By cutting and slashing my self-esteem with grueling fierce remarks and malicious statements.

Why should I let you phase me?
I will not.
I won’t.

I can truly see and understand through my maturity that I not only like myself but have a firm seat in reality and can understand my identity and self-proclamation of true happiness.

I realize that the purpose I have in life is to please the maker of the universe.
That is why I was put on Earth.
If I can’t please Him then I have nothing left to
Live
Breath
Exercise my mind
And die for.

So why should I let you phase me?
I will not.
I won’t.

Because I am here to phase you.

Tialia B.

Evidence-Chase the Clouds Away

| Thursday, November 6, 2008


This joint means alot to me, it sums up my life to a great deal, have the passion and love for hip hop and dealing with losing you mother. Being able to deal with everything and overcome it all

Peace and blessings
EOP

Kaimbr - Voicemail

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Yo Im diggin this joint alot, a track by Low Budget Crew member Kaimbr, taken from the album Why be Somebody Else. Check it out

http://www.myspace.com/kaimbr
http://kaimbr.blogspot.com/

1081 Creations Presents Split Second Art

| Wednesday, November 5, 2008




I am proud to present some artwork by a very talented artist by the name of Carmella repping for Split Second Art out of Winston Salem NC. For all your art needs from logos, tatoos, cover art or whatever, my people can supply it if the demand is there. This piece is the first of art and music combos to offer, she is creating the art and I am providing the soundtrack. Leave comments on what you think the art or how the track reps the art. Hell just speak your mind. For any business inquiries for Split Second Art, feel free to contact me. The track that is featured for this piece is called resurrection produced by me and my man 50 grand Ken-E from the Streetz (http://www.myspace.com/kenentertainment) Enjoy and look foward to more down the road.

Peace and blessings
EOP

Damu the Fudgemonk Yes we can

| Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Whats good people bringing you some more new music, if you havent heard of him, this is a incredible producer from DC. This brother released an incredible LP with Boston emcee Insight last fall. Check him out, raw hip hop, there are some links below for his myspace and blogsite, and videos of his work.


http://www.mediafire.com/?5km4ukgmwmm

Peace and blessings
EOP






www.wonkabeats.com
http://www.myspace.com/damuthefudgemunk

Ferrari 110: What Classics are made of

| Monday, November 3, 2008



Whats good world, I want to introduce you to a very talent brother, who I have alot of respect for. Its rare to find people with the same mindstate and objectives musically.


The Blog:
The purpose of the blog is to reach out to the younger generation and show them what real old school hip hop and
what current underground hip hop is. It's also for the old heads who really appreciate and know real hip hop when they
hear it. Aside from just doing music on the blog I like for people to know some personal things about me through the blog.
I might throw up some post that have nothing to do with music like a movie trailer or some sports post. I think it's always good
to report on different subject matter. It's keeps people looking for the unexpected and keeps them tuned in for more.


www.Ferrari110.blogspot.com




The Music:
I know it's like a million of other dudes that do music besides me but at the end of the day I reflect back to the what my
music professor told me.....what does it sound like? This means what is the music really saying, what is the message?
who are you trying to reach when you preform and when you make it? How does it strike your emotions? In a nutshell, I do
it because I see more of my character when I make it. It' all really just speaks for itself.


you can check me out here...www.myspace.com/gemini5ive

Astonish

| Saturday, November 1, 2008
Peep Astonish he is from the Chi doing good work, check him out. Peace

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Astonish joins the veteran hip-hop collective, the Molemen, as their youngest burgeoning emcee. Originally from Humboldt Park but now residing in Old Irving/Jefferson Park, Astonish embodies Chicago’s capacity to produce a street-smart lyricist with enough intelligent swagger to hold his own in the midst of both the thugs and the backpackers.

Having been reared in a diverse musical environment, Astonish gained a unique eclectic auditory experience that has helped him develop his balanced approach to music. Between the old-school soul records of his grandparents’ era, his father’s penchant for NWA, and his own musical delving with everything from Usher to Nas to Red Hot Chilli Peppers: Astonish’s rhymes convey a multitude of topics that reflects this musical heritage.


After gaining a street buzz as a younger teen, Astonish felt that he needed to restrain himself from putting out tracks without a proper network behind him to ensure that his first album wasn’t lost in a flood of underground releases and never heard. By biding his time, he was able to cultivate his craft and eventually gain the ear of the Moles, quickly earning their acceptance with his sincerity and the quality of his delivery.

With nearly six years of devoted rhyming under his belt, Astonish is in a solid position to quickly establish himself as one of Chicago hip-hop’s newly tiered breakthrough artists. One of his songs, “Broken Dreams”, focuses on his strong impulse to take advantage of the opportunities presented to him while they are still available, and not to let time pass him by. Having joined up with the legendary Molemen collective at the young age of 21, it is clear that he is wasting no time in taking advantage of a very strong opportunity to allow his dream of becoming an internationally respected emcee to be realized.

Astonish’s first release (available now) is “The Biz” mixtape, with fellow emerging Molemen recruits: Scheme and Decay. Utilizing beats by the Molemen camp and his own producer, Cucs, Astonish plans on getting Chicago acquainted with his style with an EP by the end of 2007, as of yet untitled. He is also planning on putting out a compilation album with his RnA cohort, Risque, after his first full-length Molemen release. The title for the debut Molemen LP has yet to be determined, but it is slated to be unleashed first quarter 2008. Written by Will Line


BIO TAKEN FROM
http://molemen.com/artists_astonish.htm

http://www.myspace.com/astonishmusic


Collectables Too

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Look I must admit I have a problem a very bad problem, I am addicted to digging for records but not matter what I do to try to break this cycle it continues. Its kinda like a person addicted to drugs trying to regain that first high. Its like that with me and records, i find breaks and samples to flip and the feeling can not be described. Hell I will sample anything, commercials to sounds from anything that I can record. To continue to the point of the blog one of my favorite spots on Earth seconds to my mothers crib is Collectables Too located on Holden rd, they have dvds, cds, vhs, 8tracks, cassette tapes, records, posters, stickers, case, turntables and just anything for a movie or music fans and the prices are incredible. Check it out and the customer service is great.

Collectables Too
811 S Holden Rd
Greensboro, NC 27407
(336) 292-5888