“Thynk Eye Can” is the latest video from Abstract Rude’s Rejuvenation lp guest starring Haiku d’etat members Aceyalone & Myka 9.
Rejuvenation is available at your local indie or chain music store, you can also buy it online from Fifth Element, iTunes & Amazon.
Here ya go!
http://www.mtvu.com/video/?vid=402648
Well, well, well. I wish I could have been there.
This video features Brother Ali, Toki hisself, my man Abstract Rude, and other TC rappers. Enjoy.
I was just playing around on Twitter and found this which dropped a few days ago.
Awesome!
And here’s the tracks:
Where are you going to be tomorrow night?
I’ll be here. Rap music. Hip-hop. ???
See you there, Milwaukee rap kids!
If there’s one thing I like better than indie rap - it’s free indie rap. The legal way, that is.
My man Sage threw this up this morning and I’m just now grabbing it. It’s a collection of stuff from between 1996 and 2009. Rock on. My stand-out track before hearing this…”Who Farted?” probably. Haha, only from Sage.
Grab it HERE from StrangeFamousRecords.com
If you have money in the recession, then…BUY IT HERE and get an autograph. This will not be in stores.
Tracklisting:
1) Strange Fame (2009)
2) S.A.G.E. Bastard (prod. by Buck 65, 2009)
3) I Trusted You (beat by Buck 65, 2009)
4) Needle (beat and scratches by Buddy Peace, 2009)
5) House of Bees (feat. B. Dolan, beat by Buck 65, 2009)
6) Jaw of Steel (beat and scratches by Reanimator, 2009)
7) If I Go To Hell (demo, 1997)
8 ) Conspiracy to Riot (beat & scratches by Reanimator, 2008)
9) Be a Star (beat by Buck 65, 2007)
10) Sea Legs (feat. B. Dolan & Sleep. Scratches by Buddy Peace.
Additional vocals by Jared Paul and Curtis Plum. Beat by Aupheus, 2009.)
11) Flashback 96 (home recording, 1996)
12) Masturbate Your Brain (AOI demo, 1997)
13) SFR Pays Dues (feat. B. Dolan & Prolyphic, 2008)
14) Pump (beat and scratches by Buddy Peace & Reanimator, 2009)
15) Revenge of the Ogre (interlude w/ Trinity)
16) Who Farted? part 1 (courtesy of XAUL ZAN)
Any friend of mine knows I’m a big Wu-Tang fan. As well as a Roots fan. As well as a rap fan. What do you get when you combine some elements? THIS SONG!
“Live From The PJs” focuses on the birth of hip-hop in 1974. Huge fan of the beat - as well as Ghostface, Trife Dieseeeeel, and Black Thought. Enjoy my people. Not too high quality, just turn the bass up, right?
In addition to being one of the nicest dudes I’ve ever met - Toki Wright is one hell of a rapper, and he runs them internets. Yet another incredible talent spawned from the lakes of Minnesota. I Self Devine and Brother Ali and Scarub (Living Legends) are all on this album, with even more heads on the hidden track at the end.
Here’s my favorite song off the album and a low budget internet video!
Buy the album at Amazon, Fifth Element, and iTunes.
Here’s a few shout-outs from some rappers at Soundset a few weeks ago:
Go buy it. Now. $8.99 at Fifth Element. That’s a DEAL, my people. Don’t make me sick my dogs on you. Rap!
Well this is just a home-made video, but produced to such a good song. In my ever-changing styles of music listening, here’s some folk-rock out of Canada. Surprise.
