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"Year In Review 06 - Bekay" length: 04:20 play HiFi (mp3) download (4.97 MB)Download The Dirty Version

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"Closer To U - Trel Mack" length: 03:56 play HiFi (mp3) download (4.52 MB) It's time for the City of Brotherly Love to once again introduce another artist and this time the city of Philadelphia will have someone that really expresses that nickname to the fullest. Representing North Philadelphia is upcoming artist Katrel Kelly AKA Trel Mack who is on his grind and is now prepared to

An article was written this week entitled "Critical Minded: Why Does Jeezy Get a Pass for Being Wack? By J-23 for Hiphopdx.com http://www.hiphopdx.com/ These are my thoughts… INTELLIGENTNEWZNET INFORMING the HIP-HOP COMMUNITY ***My article is NOT about Young Jeezy!*** this build session attempts to answer the question posed in the 1st sentence of the original article, as well as

Available FREE now at johnhenryradio.com and I-tunes Peace to all my peeps who've been there through many years and then some. It is with some sorrow that I present to you JHR16. We've just suffered a loss to our household recently. Our 13-year-old Lab, Lulabelle passed away last Thursday morning after struggling with seizures during the past month. We know that she's had a great long and

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The lead article and subsequent editorials surrounding the naming of the CCNY's student center after two convicted "felons" is in plain english a disgrace and disgusting. The slanted and very biased view that the paper chooses to uphold only discredits the paper and its writers as a legitimate news source. Sadly, the truth behind the case of Assata Shakur had more to do with a racist judicial

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Chi town's next young hero Gerald Walker gave FHHN an exclusive track off of his forthcoming album. His website was also just launched geraldwalkermusic.com [...]

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On a sleepy Sunday evening, a Brooklyn-bound L train lurches to a stop somewhere deep beneath the East River. Strangely, nobody in the last car seems to notice. Not the old ladies clutching shopping bags, not the preening hipsters wobbling in ill-fitting heels, not the starched family men on the way home from church. The packed train is too busy craning its collective neck toward a noise wafting

After eighteen years of hard work Uncut is finally ready to shine. A survivor of Father Panik Village, a notoriously violent section of Bridgeport, CT, Uncut has opened for the likes of Biggie and [...]

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I was having a conversation with a fellow emcee about where to find instrumentals online. Like full length albums. So Tranquill and I got around to the possibility of recording over all the tracks to an old Group Home album... I already started writing... Recorded a little rough joint early this morning. You were probably alseep. Intro - It Is What It Is... mp3 it is what it is.. the biz is

Born in Hawaii, but a California native since the age of five, Jewn Sabbath has been making a name for himself in the music world with his mixture of reggae, blues, rock, Hip-Hop and soul, [...]

NOV 27, 2006 MANHATTAN When Terry "Kid Lucky" Lewis isn't organizing the bimonthly Sunday Hip-Hop Subway Series — where rappers, singers, beatboxers and even tap dancers jam in transit — he's running his own production company, Beatboxer Entertainment. In his spare time, the Brooklynite has been reading about dolphins and dreaming of a way to unite his armchair research with hip-hop. He