March 10, 2010

by MyGrane HipHop mygranehiphop.com

March 10, 2010

by artbyMUNGO artbyMUNGO.com/inside

March 10, 2010

by artbyMUNGO artbyMUNGO.com/inside

The MixTapes HOT again...it never went away. The twist this time is that its major artists, not up-coming artists who need the exposure, that are coming back to the old promo method. Big-timers like 50-cent, jay-z, krs-one all made their careers by getting out to the streets first. Now, guys like Lil Wayne are getting back into the ghetto-tape ring. Hey, its a great way to show-off raw talent and bulk of material. It is also a way to conquer popular songs and challenge hot artists. Its a good way to pole-vault in the rat race of signed, unsigned, independent rappers. ...

March 10, 2010

by artbyMUNGO artbyMUNGO.com/inside

Rap comes from Jamaica! Dancehall and reggae artists have huge impact on rap music without showing up on the radar. The dance moves, fashion, and rhyme styles filter in but musicians are hardly noticed. Artists like Barrington Levy, Damian Marley, and Jr Reid who have been making hits for years are being sampled and making hooks on major rap tracks, getting overdue exposure. The original DJ comes from the dancehall of JA. Barrington Levy is a true old-school ve...

March 10, 2010

by artbyMUNGO artbyMUNGO.com/inside

Battle rapping can make stars and claim casualties. Heavyweights are spared no mercy when they step in the ring. The freestyle battle showcases an MCs raw talent. Flowing timeless rhymes spontaneously is the greatest example lyrical ability. A battle allows the rapper to work on delivery, technique and catalog of ideas. Punchlines that get crowd reaction will not always transfer to tracks for the street. Many artists are propelled by high profile beef but not all end up making real hits in the studio. Supernatural, who made his name battle rapping, was grounded by losing to old-time-rhymer ...

March 10, 2010

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March 02, 2010

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March 02, 2010

by MyGrane HipHop mygranehiphop.com

March 02, 2010

by MyGrane HipHop mygranehiphop.com

Return to the 13th Floor... "Feel the Melody"...An LDubproductions joint, feat. MyGrane McNastee and Lenny Williams...Beat by DJ Needles. "Monster Foot"

Febraury 25, 2010

by MyGrane HipHop mygranehiphop.com

From the cumming LP "Return to the 13th Floor" Enter his world of Hip Hop, Lyricism, politics, and a spaced out sense of humor for multiple Brain-gasms. Bringing forth originality with content in conjunction with everything under the sun, MyGrane McNastee captures the crowd like no other...