Nice project put together by Edmonton DJ Sonny Grimezz. The mix was put together to help promote an event (Hip Hop 4 Hunger) out in Edmonton on December 22nd. Dope initiative put together by the fam out there (shouts to Politic Live). Here’s more info as well as the mixtape tracklist:
ABOUT: The 2012 Hip-Hop For Hunger Mixtape is a downloadable mixtape of some of the best Canadian Hip-Hop songs released in 2012. The mix is produced in support of Edmonton’s 11th Annual Hip-Hop For Hunger – an annual Christmas time initiative thrown in Edmonton, AB hosted by Politic Live that raises food donations for the Edmonton Food Bank via a hip-hop concert. HHFH has raised 8, 671 lb of food in 10 years and hopes to raise 1,500 lbs this year. This year’s mixtape features songs from CALiPH, Planet VI, Sonreal & Rich Kidd, Politic Live, Shad and more.
Track list: 1.D.O. aka Defy the Odds-Take It In feat Slakah the Beatchild 2.CALiPH-Somebody Else 3.Chap One-NuSoul 4.Doom Squad – We Gon Get It 5.The Lytics-Ring My Alarm 6.Rich Kidd – Say I Remix feat. Saukrates 7.Nation Ruckus-I’m Blind 8.K’naan feat. Nas-Nothing to Lose 9.Pocket City – Crazy 10.Fatty Jones – Get By 11.K-Riz- Destiny 12.Politic Live-Streets of Mercury Remix 13.Cannonhead- 1997 14. Red 3- Don’t Ask (Prod. Araab Muzik) 15.Cadence Weapon-Conditioning 16.Shad-A Milli Vanilli 17.The Closers-Best Believe 18.Planet VI-Pray For My Enemies (Feat. Kardinal Offishal) 19.Mitchmatic – One Word 20.Nuela Charles-Unfortunate Love feat. Darren Frank
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Fourth episode of ON POINT with Drew Ebanks featuring Justin “JUS FLY” Darlington, one of the best dunkers in the world. facebook.com/onpointbasketball
Produced, Filmed, Edited, & Directed by Jay Irving
Music by Shallay Bhatia & Blaaow
Intro song by Francis “Got Heat” Nguyen Tran
Graphic Designer, Mark Sylvain
Apparel provided by Yaudie
24 year-old Toronto native pHoenix Pagliacci releases her follow up album “Books, Bucks & Beats Vol. 2: Rise of Baby Buddha”, the sequel to her debut album “Books, Bucks & Beats Vol. 1: Holla At a Schola”. The album features production from North America’s finest, including E. Jones of the Soul Council (Talib Kweli, Ludacris, David Banner), as well as heavyweight lyricists such as Jean Grae and Laws.
Through rapping as well as singing, pHoenix speaks about the pain, progression and perseverance that exists in all of us and hints at the importance of “rising” to our true calling.
Of all the Big Lean (and more recently R.O.Z.) posts we’ve made I’m amazed that this one slipped through the cracks. Joint’s dope, lol. And ya, it’s 2 years old. F*ck it.
Like, what the hell man. I literally hadn’t heard or seen this until yesterday and it has almost 100,000 views. Yes, there’s way too much stuff going on in the city to keep up with EVERYTHING but at the same time if the artists paid more attention to having strong promotion behind their projects (other than just posting videos on YouTube) way more stuff would be sticking. Believe that.
So Oshaun and Staasia are part of a new crew called GSX. Got it.
Hey everyone! I loved how Omarion reintroduced himself with this record ft Wale so much that I teamed up with my GSX team mate OShauN for the remix. I love this record and hope y’all enjoy our remix. Thank you SO much for your continuous love & support! Xo #StaasiaVU #GSXMusic #MMG.
ON POINT Episode 3, “King Of The Courts” featuring the guys from Courthawk. Courthawk is a grassroots organization aiming to provide Toronto the outdoor basketball experience it deserves.
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Produced & Hosted by Drew Ebanks
Produced, Filmed, Directed & Edited by Jay Irving
Music by Shallay Bhatia & Blaaow
Intro song by Francis “Got Heat” Nguyen Tran
Graphic Designer, Mark Sylvain
Special Thanks to Anish Bhalla
Previously:
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