Think4urself: April 2010

Friday, April 30, 2010

Immortal Tecnique(feat. Breez Evaf) - land of the gun

Immortal Tecnique(hip hop/ rap)
Immortal Technique tried to buy a drink for my sister @ 930 club once
Immortal Tecnique(feat. Breez Evaf) - land of the gun
Immortal Technique - the poverty of philosophy
Immortal Technique - point of no return
Immortal Technique - peruvian cocaine

Monday, April 26, 2010

B.O.B(feat. Bruno Mars) - nothin' on you (single)

B.O.B (hip hop)
New Album: Adventures of Bobby Ray (2010) drops tomorrow
Come and sit down with me for an interview before you send the media monster machine lawyers for posting a link.
B.O.B(feat. Bruno Mars) - nothin' on you(single)

B.O.B - ghost in a machine

B.O.B (hip hop)
New Album: Adventures of Bobby Ray (2010) drops tomorrow
Don't underestimate B.O.B.
Check out Songs: Kids and Airplanes
Some dope shit B.O.B released earlier
B.O.B - ghost in a machine
B.O.B - feed the streets
B.O.B - wait your turn

Sunday, April 25, 2010

Jeru The Damaja - quantum leap

Jeru The Damaja(hip hop)
Jeru The Damaja - quantum leap
Jeru he Damaja - ghetto
Jeru the Damaja - not the average
Jeru The Damaja - ya playin yaself

Saturday, April 24, 2010

Gang Starr - preciously the right rhythme

Gang Starr(rap/ hip hop/ other)
I may have not known you, but RIP GURU
Gang Starr - preciously the right rhythme
Gang Starr - you know my sheetz
Gang Starr - royalty
Gang Starr(feat. Inspectah Deck) - above the clouds

Thursday, April 22, 2010

Mac Mall - people ever ask you

Mac Mall(RAP/ HIP HOP/ R&B)
Mac Mall - people ever ask you
Mac Mall - the one
Mac Mall - pimp shit

Finale - issues

Finale(hip hop/ visual/ soul)
Album: Pipe Dream and A Promise (2009)
Finale - issues
Finale - pipe dream and a promise
Finale - heat
Finale - one man show

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Kil Ripkin Interview

Kil Ripkin(hip hop/ soul)
A month ago, Kil Ripkin and I sat down and had a phone interview discussing the release of his up and coming album: The Balancing Act. Kil Ripkin is from Brooklyn, New York.

What is the message of your music?

Kil Ripkin: The real message of my music is to think, think for your self, be your self, create your own freedoms. The name of My album is called The Balancing Act. Its basically just a synapses of how I perceive in general and I am saying it through my music and preprocessed that by trying to get everybody to relate to. That's pretty much it right there.

When will your Album hit stores?

Kil Ripkin: Except a summer release.

Is Hip Hop Dead?

Kil Ripkin: Hip Hop Can't be Dead. It dependents on what point of view you are looking at it. I do feel, I mean especially coming from that 90's era, that the energy that we had but for forth is dead but like every thing else, music evolves; even hip hop. You got new artists, that are coming in, bring new life, new energy in. So its not dead. You got different levels of hip hop for everybody. I wouldn't necessarily say its dead, I would more just say that there are a lot of just WACKASS rappers out there. They are preaching to you that its dead. But we got Kats like you, that got powerful blogs, that put forth good energy, good music; so it can't be dead if that's still happening. And I am still on the mic so it can't be dead.

HIP HOP ain't dead. Be on the look out for: The Balancing Act