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Thursday, August 1, 2013
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Fly Mutant 2013
Fly Mutant by David Davinche
Snapback hat with tonal stitching, button top, eyelets, and plastic snap strap; embroidered logo detail on front, back and sides Pink under brim with raised embroidered detail; 100% wool Made in Limited Quantities
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Friday, January 4, 2013
Starlito - Funerals & Court Dates
SpinDoctor Sessions with DJ New ERA
SC: Where you repping?
SC: How did you get the name "new era"?
SC: To you, How important is fashion in hip hop?
SC: How long have you been djing?
NE: I've been djing going on 8 years now.
SC: Who have you worked with/hosted for?
NE: I've hosted mixtapes for artist such as Young Joc, KD, Tc Gambino, Spank Lee, MikeWill, Young Enfamous, and many More. I've worked with artist such as Gangsta Boo, Jha Jha (First Lady Of Dipset), DJ Paul, Stuey Rock, La Da BoomMan, La The Darkman, and many more.
SC: Do you feel hip hop is on he rise or decline?
NE: I feel hip hop is on a rise due to all the new artist coming in the game. The old heads can hate but the new artist bringing good music.
SC: With that answer, Do you feel that the old school artists hate on the younger generation is the biggest problem with it?
NE: Old school artist create lanes for the new school artist. Without old school there would be no new school. Fashion an music repeats itself
SC: Do you feel that mixtapes are the new albums for artists now?
NE: Mixtapes are the new album. One quality mixtape can get u a long way in the business.
SC: What are some problems you are seeing in hip hop with artists and the fans?
NE: The main problem is lack of grind when dealing with artist. Some artist think a mixtape is the key to getting a deal. The key to getting a deal is street credit and fan base. You can drop a mixtape all day but my major concern is booking you for a show an no one shows up to support. I wonder how is that possible with a mixtape over 5000 some downloads and 20,000 some views. The mixtape game has it's lows, because artist can pay for the image rather than earn the respect. My problem with fans is that they are not willing to support. I go based off actions not off of what you say your going to do. Fans determine the success of some artist.
SC: Tell us 3 tips artists can need to know in order to get spins from you?
NE: 1. Have a Plan 2. Be upfront 3. Stay Loyal
SC: Any shout outs?
NE: I wanna shout out my Engineer (Tc Da Don) Shout out to My State Alabama Shout out to any Dj and artist that has every supported me I'm all about building the money is the last focus.
You can keep up with DJ New ERA on Twitter at @therealdjnewera and www.fittedcaplow.com
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Nick Paul Do the Deion remix
Nick Paul is a multi-faceted rap artist who is on the verge of stardom. When he is not working in the recording studio, he is a diligent athlete who is currently working out and training for the NFL. His songs such as "Do The Deion" and "Just Do It" have been picked up for many training sessions amongst his athletic peers.
Nick Paul has created a solid buzz for him self in 2012. Releasing independent projects like "MVP" "All Star Music" "Falling Diamonds" & "Falling Diamonds 2" He also has a nice collection of videos, some going viral with over 2 million views and listens total! Nick Paul is also in training for the 2013 NFL Draft in the spring, he's making this transition possible with the help of his single "Do The Deion" remix, a catchy fun song released as a tribute to Deion Sanders! This combination of talent is very rare. And to be seen on a massive stage is something that has not been seen. If anybody can do it, this guy is the one! As his slogan goes, "It's Nick Paul Mane!"
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Download Nick Paul - Do The Deion (Remix)
Contact: nopennopad@gmail.com / 205-401-5246
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Friday, November 9, 2012
P-Air - Save The World (Directed By Venom)
Save The World by P-Air Live explores the similarities of the conditions of the world from over 30 years ago until present day. Inspirations for the song are deeply rooted from the classic Marvin Gaye song "Save The Children". Contacts: Twitter: @Mr_LiveLikeThis Facebook: pair.live
Checking out speedhustle.com (shout out to Big Dogg Chico) seen this P-Air video directed by Venom. This video moved me with its strong positive message. With all the violence in the world, and so much against the black community we need more music like this.
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Tuesday, September 25, 2012
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50 Reasons WHY You Should STOP Rapping
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
MiaBella - Doobie Fresh Flows
MiaBella is a breakthrough female rap artist/fashion designer/personality reppin Birmingham, Alabama
Follow [@IamMia_Bella] on Twitter!
video by KENXL @KENXL007
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