As a sequel on the radio rip we now have the CDQ version of the first single for the upcoming KRS-One and DJ Premier album “Return of the Boom-Bip”, scheduled for 2011. But you can already cop this track on the Year Round Records compilation album “Get Used To Us” out today… Go cop that, the price is too low for that jewel!! Enjoy:
Christmas coming!!
(click on the buy button to buy the track or here)
SUPPORT THE INDIE LABEL AND DJ PREMIER IF YOU LIKE IT…THIS IS YOUR CHANGE TO DO SOMETHING IN RETURN. PEACE -GIM
Only 8,99€. Thank you Premo for the early Christmas gift you brought us! For all the vinyl lovers (most of us), vinyl & cd coming in january 2011. This digital release is an early present!
Look what we got here… a radio rip of the Teflon song that will be on the album “Get Used To Us”.
Available on december 7th! Cop it!
It is five vinyl tracks all produced by Logophobia and rap is done by Prop Dylan. Style vary between
the songs from hardcore, ragga-hop to soul-bap. Afu-Ra features on one track called Jah Jah which
has a more ragga tone to it but still hiphop. On the hardcore track: Crowdpleaser we’ve invited the
Scandinavian DMC Champ DJ ALX to lay the finishing cuts. The album cover is done by legendary
graffiti-writer IKAROS.
Exclusive shit, exclusive shit. It’s been a minute since we heard any new material from Afu-Ra. From the Swedish artists Prop Dylan & Logophobia upcoming vinyl ep “The Works”. Support the indie artists who still burn wax! Straight from Europe. First Afu-Ra next DJ Premier. Prop Dylan knows! Enjoy:
Available on wax and digital Dec 3th.
Nice thread, this right here is the actual demo that made Premo convince to call Nick Javas to try something together. Not much later he got signed to Year Round Records and touring the world with DJ Premier. Back then his name was Nicky J. Enjoy:
Nick Javas debut album “Destination Unknown” coming first quarter 2011. This track was recorded before he met DJ Premier, so NOT produced by him.
New single off Damu The Fudgemunk’s upcoming album “Supply For Demand” out today on wax and more. To make it better, this track is dedicated to the Guru, enjoy the real:
For more background info on this track click here.
First radio rip, now CDQ. Enjoy this extremely dope track from Da Ranjahz member & DJ Premier:
New track by Gang Starr Foundation member Big Shug, NOT produced by DJ Premier. He goes in hard like always:
Exclusive exclusive… New shit by Paris MC and producer Venom, featuring a legendary oversea artist Blaq Poet. Supporting Blaq Poet forever… Venom comes with that hardcore french style on wax, check it out:
More info here.
Once again my love for 90s Hip Hop has no limit. Damn! Last time I had the change to talk about this 90s event, which had a lot of attention. Even Stretch was surprised about it. I wonder why the people gave it so much attention… I question myself if it was the song itself or just the reminisce of the 90s that got much attention? I’m always into covering 90s stories, I did a few more of them. The J-Rock article was my first one. Great great.
I’m a vinyl collector myself, not so big as those hardcore collectors, but I like to buy rare shit from time to time if I have the money. But every hardcore vinyl collector will have their ears open when they hear about the Akinyele 12inch “Break A Bitch”. It’s on paper one of the most valuable piece of vinyl ever in Hip Hop. Next to Kool DJ AJ “Ah, Thats The Joint” and Mr. Magic’s “Be Bop Convention” LP you can’t have this without paying the four numbers. Prices up to 5000 dollars are nothing rare when it comes to this 12inch.
The reason why it’s so fucking expensive record is because of the rarity. The 12inch was only test pressed. The record is almost an urban legend. Some say only 10 copies were pressed, some say 18. Another reason why it’s so expensive is because 1 track on the vinyl is so rare that it isn’t even downloadable (until now). Many diggers including me are searching the track for years. People who don’t know: you could consider searching an element of hip hop. We are now almost 2011, but in the past you had to search your shit. And some people like me are still trying to search shit, it’s still our way of making fun.
The 12inch released by Liberty Grooves has on the A-Side the track “Break A Bitch Neck“, produced by Large Pro and featuring Kool G Rap. And on the B-Side ” You Gotta Go Down“, produced by Doo-Wop. And another track called “No Exit (Part II)”, produced by Dr. Butcher. That’s the wanted track were only a snippet was released of in the past. Nobody who has the vinyl or promo cassette ever ripped it, but Stretch Armstrong used to play it a several times on his show in the 90s. So I tweaked it a little like I love to do and made this article. Why not? We still don’t have the original rip, but we come closer and we have a full audio now. Enjoy probably the most valuable known joint ever in the history of hip hop:
I could give you more text about Akinyele background but face it, if you don’t know him you don’t know hip hop… And there’s actually one copy available to buy -if you have the cash- click. If you have crazy records stories, free feel to share them in the comment section! DJ Premier Blog brrrrraaaa brraaaa.
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