The “Go-To” Church Sunday Series | Week 4: Deadly Combination Freestyle
The song Deadly Combination is exactly as the title insisted, a deadly combination of two of the greatest MC’s to ever touch the mic. Both 2pac and Big L are now fallen legends, but Church Chizzle attempts to carry on their legacy over this classic instrumental. This goes to show that there are new generation cats that appreciate lyricism, while continuing to have fun.
Video Director: Darren “D-Lo” Lopes / @DdashLO
Recorded by: BoWes Music Productions
Mixed & Mastered by: Sound Resolve
Noah Shebib, better known as 40, has already made a massive impression on the world of Hip Hop in his young career. 40 exploded onto the scene in 2009 making mix tapes with a (previously) underground rapper known as Drake. His bravely individual production style, which is at times both lush and minimalistic, that has made 40 one of the most unique and exciting new talents the world of Hip Hop.
Dope trailer for The Airplane Boys‘ new mixtape The Alignment which is dropping in Feb.
With their recognized skill to create captivating sounds and stories, The Airplane Boys prepare to take-off to higher musical grounds with the release of the first single “New Blood”, from their upcoming album Alignment. The much anticipated second mixtape is set to release in February 2012.
Recently returning from a UK tour with Hip Hop icon, Snoop Dogg, the artistic duo is ready to soar onto the world-class stage of Coachella on April 15th and April 22nd, complementing the scheduled lineup with their magnetic energy and style. With new music and raw life experiences under their wings, The Airplane Boys are sure to pump fresh blood into pop culture and align their craft with the industry’s best.
Ty Harper | Music,Video | Friday, January 20th, 2012
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Valino’s Log:
This is an unreleased project from 2011. Straight out of the Valino vault. I had been invited to one of Saidah Baba Talibah’s rehearsal sessions back in February of 2011 and I had the idea to start a series of rehearsal sessions showcasing the thought and energy that an artist goes through in order to prepare for a show. I thought it was a good idea because in these sessions I wanted audiences to catch a glimpse of these colorful artists in their creative environment. This video got shelved for a number of reasons but mostly because I couldn’t get a hold of the audio from the board for the show that she performed at and the concert footage was shot on a DSLR , the audio was unsalvagable. I love this slice of Saidah’s trials with keeping a band together as a struggling indie act and, from show to show, how she creates with her setlists. I feel Saidah widely talented artist and a polished and confident Toronto music act just waiting to blow up. I truely appreciated the chance to catch an inside look into her world and I’m honored to have been able to work with an artist of her caliber.