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“Whatchuwant” (Official Video)
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Produced by Circa 94 Beats
Mixed and Mastered by Extraordinairethegreat
2018
“Champion” (Official Video)
Champion produced by Circa 94 Beats is out now!!!
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Video directed by David Griffin
Produced by Circa 94 Beats
Mixed by Extraordinaire
September 2018
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CIRCA 94 BEATS PRESENTS GREETINGS FROM CALIFORNIA
Recently Circa 94 Beats embarked on a two week journey to California where they spent their time creating the music for this special project.Clocking in at a brisk 30 minutes, Circa 94 Beats brings you heat from the Golden State!!
Available Exclusively via Bandcamp:
1. Black Knight (0:00)
2. BW Soul (1:50)
3. Flames / Get Back (4:18)
4. Jazz In Progress (5:51)
5. Love Circa 92β (8:34)
6. Old School Love (10:21)
7. One Two Step (11:55)
8. Peteβs Rocks (14:21)
9. Prototype (15:42)
10. Reaching For Straws (18:08)
11. Set It On (20:17)
12. Sho Nuff the Shogun of Hickory Hollow (22:25)
13. Sincerest Apologies (23:57)
14. StoryofmyLife (26:20)
15. Wuteva man (27:27)
16. Z 4 Zulu (28:51)
Rapper Appreciation Wednesday: Duval “Masta Ace” Clear
MASTA ACE!!
Representing Brooklyn every step of the way, Masta Ace was born in 1966, and first appeared to the rap universe in 1988, on DJ Marley Marlβs Juice Crew posse cut, βThe Symphony.β Appearing alongside heavyweights such as Big Daddy Kane, Craig G, and Kool G(enius of). Rap, Ace held his own on the jam-packed banger, laying the impressive, respectable foundation for a nearly 30 year career.
Today, we give flowers to Masta Ace in appreciation for all his hard work. Thanks, Duval.
Me and The Biz
Postinβ High
Beautiful
Jeep Ass Nigga
The Symphony
I.N.C. Ride
Little Young (Ft. Edo G.)
Sittin On Chrome
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TGDC News: Watch “Deadpool” Unrated, Very NSFW Movie Trailer
#dope
Marvel Studios is on a stellar run with its movie superhero universe. From X-Men to Spider-Man to Guardians of the Galaxy to the forthcoming Fantastic 4 reboot, DC can only hope to catch up at this point.
Next year, the momentum will momentarily shift from the mainstream, βpopβ heroes when everyoneβs favorite asshole finally hits the silver screen. & this looks like the movie Deadpool fans have been literally waiting years to see.
Finally, a superhero movie where motherfuckers bleed and die.
Deadpool hits theaters in 2016.
Manhood Mondays: The Free Feeling Of Being “Almost 40”
#insight
So I found another gray hair this morning. In my beard. That makes number two. Iβd be lying if I said I didnβt go all out trying to pluck it. But just as I got a decent fingernail grip on the little bastard, I glanced up, saw its older brother, and gave up. Iβll just shave later.
This coming March, of 2016 (God willing I make it in this city), I will turn 40 years old. Iβm in just as much shock and awe as you, trust me. Back in my teen years, when I thought I was important and invincible (which I still think I am a little of both), I couldnβt imagine living four decades on this planet. Not that I lived a reckless life or suffered from any form of Tupac Syndrome, I just didnβt have the ability nor desire to envision my life so far inβ¦
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Remember The Times: What Was the First Album That You Owned?
My motherβs younger brother introduced me to rap music when I was about 7 years old. It was roughly 1983. Heβd come around with cassette tapes filled with various songs from whoever the hell these people were, and almost immediately, I was in love. This was the most beautiful combination of sounds Iβd ever heard, and thatβs coming from a man who was born in the late 70s, raised in a house where Black soul music pumped continuously. Continually. So much so that my father swiftly traded in his affinity for 70s funk and disco music for a genuine love of rap in the early 1980s. His love of Hip Hop hit him at the same time as mine.
His Earth, Wind, and Fire, Chaka Khan, and Stevie Wonder albums were (sorta) replaced by Whodini, Run DMC, LL Cool J, and EPMD tapes. Some years later, weβd bump DJ QUIKβ¦
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Complex Lists The Best Rapper Alive, Annually, From 1979 To Today
What ya think about this list?
Complex.com is known for their attention-grabbing headlines and over-the-top content, but this is neither.
Compiled by numerous contributors, this list tackles the almighty question of which rapper is the best, and adds a little science. The ending result is a thorough breakdown of each year, complete with its champion and all the major players of honorable mention.
Itβs a bit lengthy, but a recommended read for rap fiends and Hip Hop heads regardless of age. Shout outs to Ice Cube, Snoop Doggy, and Kendrick Lamar for holding the West coast down (Tupac is from New York). And for the sake of discussion, Iβve stripped the list down to its skeleton:
1979 Grandmaster Caz
1980 Kurtis Blow
1981 Kool Moe Dee
1982 Melle Mel
1983 Run
1984 Run
1985 LL Cool J
1986 KRS-ONE
1987 Rakim
1988 Slick Rick
1989 Big Daddy Kane
1990 Ice Cube
1991 Q-Tip
1992 Redman
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