Showing posts with label King Magnetic. Show all posts
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Saturday, April 18, 2009 | Posted in ,,

WAKE UP! You are about to experience something out of this world people. Reef The Lost Cauze & King Magnetic join forces to put out one of the most chilling mixtapes of all time, King And The Cauze. This is just the start of a monstrous year for the Philly killer, as Reef preps a slew of projects that look very promising in 09. When it comes to pure, raw talent as an emcee, Reef might take the cake. With a few big pushes from the blogosphere, it is going to be very interesting to see how big of an impact Reef is going to make. You can also catch cats like Termanology, Brother Ali, Marco Polo, Astronote and more on here. Full album coming this summer!

01. Dre Boogs Intro
02. Crack A Bottle
03. Bangin’
04. Tearin’ Me Apart
05. Nothin’ (Feat. Block McCloud)
06. The Truth
07. Cold As Ice
08. Westside Story
09. Bangers
10. Hit’em Up!
11. Kiss The Curb
12. I Wonder
13. Big Deal Remix (Feat. Brother Ali)
14. Shut Ur Bloodclot Mouth
15. Crumbs
16. King & The Cauze
17. Monster (Feat. Tug McGraw)
18. Thug Fantasy
19. Who Made The Rules (Feat. Edo G & Godilla)
20. Gone (Feat. Termanology)
21. Snowgoons (Feat. Adlib, Ali Armz & Godilla)
22. The Torch

Track 03 (Produced By Scanz)
Track 04 (Produced By J.J. Brown)
Track 05 (Produced By Misanthropist)
Track 10 (Produced By Astronote)
Track 12 (Produced By Marco Polo)
Track 13 (Produced By Eyego Direct)
Track 14 (Produced By King Magnetic)
Track 15 (Produced By King Magnetic)
Track 16 (Produced By Eyego Direct)
Track 17 (Produced By King Magnetic)
Track 18 (Produced By Eyego Direct)
Track 19 (Produced By King Magnetic)
Track 20 (Produced By Eyego Direct)
Track 21 (Produced By Snowgoons)
Track 22 (Produced By Stoupe The Enemy Of Mankind)

Dope ass mixtape from two mighty rappers who get together to show the lethal chemistry between the two. Although it's a mixtape, you get a few original tracks here along with a couple new joints from their upcoming album. I've been bumpin this all week and I'll tell you what, it's better than some albums that have been coming out recently... yep, it's that good!

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A Philadelphia MC with his sights set on the top of the hip hop game. While some emcees are strictly studio and basic battle cats, Reef brings well-rounded talent to the table with formidable stage presence, skills of the pen and a ferocious freestyle ability. His bold new solo LP, A Vicious Cyle, will be released Fall of 2008. Reef The Lost Cauze stands to become one of this years breakthrough artists en-route to solidifying his spot among hip hop's elite.

01. Back At It (Produced By Eyego/Direct)
02. Pay-Per-View (Produced By The Beatills)
03. Problem (Produced By Stress The White Boy)
04. I Wonder (Produced By Marco Polo)
05. Thug Fantasy (Produced By Eyego/Direct)
06. I Ain't No Rapper (Produced By Brods)
07. Big Deal (Produced By Eyego/Direct)
08. Not That Easy Ft. Ethel Cee (Produced By Eyego/Direct)
09. Listen To Me (Produced By Eyego/Direct)
10. Get It? Got It? Good (Produced By MTK)
11. Upside Down Ft. Scandal of 40D & Eternia (Produced By Eyego/Direct)
12. Gone Ft. King Magnetic & Termanology (Produced By Eyego/Direct)
13. Amnesia (Produced By The Beatills)
14. Nat Turner (Produced By The Unknown Soldier)
15. Bad Lieutenant (Produced By Eyego/Direct)
16. When You Get Free Ft. Wil Guice (Produced By Stress The White Boy)
17. Home (Produced By MTK)
18. Still I Rise Ft. Taragirl (Produced By Eyego/Direct)
19. Listen To Me (J.J. Brown Remix)
20. Get It? Got It? Good (J.J. Brown Remix)

Could this be the best hip hop album of the 2008? it could well be!!!

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The Prison Planet where our only hope is The East Coast Avengers. Esoteric (of 7L & Esoteric, Army of the Pharaohs), trademarc, and DC the MIDI Alien combine as the East Coast Avengers, a trio of Hip Hop rebels who have answered the call and take aim at Bill O'Reilly and the religious Right. If you haven't witnessed the frenzied media fall out and myspace censorship from ECA's singles "Kill Bill O'Reilly" (original version and music video are included here) and "Dear Michelle (Malkin)" do yourself and your country a favor and get on it... let no evil-doing pundit, talk show host, or politician be safe in America any longer.

01. Prison Planet feat. Freddie Foxxx (aka Bumpy Knuckles)
02. Show & Prove
03. Vengeance feat. Termanology & Apathy
04. Win/Win Situation
05. Kill Bill O'Reilly
06. Too Much To Ask
07. East Coast Overdose feat. Celph Titled & Statik Selektah
08. A Valiant Effort
09. Let It Knock
10. Torture Rack
11. Riot Act feat. King Magnetic
12. Hey America
13. The Trouble With Motorcades
14. Avengers Assemble
15. Lady Liberty feat. Slaine
16. Clean Conscience

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This album is fuckin sick, Eso solidifies his rep as one of the illest MC's in the game and Trademarc is definitely on the up. DC handles all production and the results are amazing. Real hip hop for the non believers out there, do not sleep on this and support the artists!

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Here's what you get when you purchase Prison Planet from ughh.com

Bonus Disc 1 (UGHH EXCLUSIVE): DC's DECONSTRUCTION MEGA MIX:
East Coast Avengers' producer/ wax hound DC the MIDI Alien reveals all of the original samples from his prolific work on the group's debut full length "Prison Planet" on Brick Records. DC scratches and mixes the original compositions together into a 25 minute mix and drops the samples in the order in which they appear on the album. Brief cameos from Esoteric, The Incredible Hulk, Termanology, Statik Selektah, Celph Titled and DJ Premier make for an entertaining listen.

Bonus Disc 2:
An all new EP that will feature all new non album cuts including "Dear Michelle (Malkin)" and a "Kill Bill O'Reilly Remix"

Both discs available for free along with your purchase of the East Coast Avengers' "Prison Planet"

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With two solo records and a Jedi Mind Tricks' affiliated compilation of rare cuts and B-Sides under their belts (cumulative scans of 22,500+ units), Outerspace, the Philadelphia based duo of Planetary and Crypt The Warchild (and core members of the 40,000+ scanning Army of the Pharaohs supergroup), offer their third solo album: God's Fury. The tag team has been bubbling in the hardcore/underground scene ever since being taken under the wing of indie-powerhouse Jedi Mind Tricks. Now, with an entrenched profile in the indie hip-hop scene as well as the fully branded cosign of retail powerhouse Jedi Mind Tricks, Outerspace is poised to take the market by storm with the third installment in their already impressive solo discography. With features from Vinnie Paz (Jedi Mind Tricks), Armaggedon (Terror Squad), Psycho Realm and fellow Army of the Pharaohs members King Syze, Doap Nixon, King Magnetic & Des Devious, God's Fury is another storied entry into the Jedi Mind Tricks/Army of the Pharaohs' affiliated group's catalog.

01. Laws of Fire (Intro) [1:09]
02. Hail Mary [3:51]
03. Quick Draw ft. Doap Nixon & Lawrence Arnell [4:09]
04. What the Future Holds [3:36]
05. Lost Battles ft. Reef the Lost Cauze [3:49]
06. Is It A Crime (Interlude) [1:38]
07. American Me [3:37]
08. Gods and Generals 2 ft. King Syze & Des Devious [4:11]
09. Living the Life [3:01]
10. Anointing of the Sick ft. Abdiel & Psycho Realm [4:51]
11. Mourning Sun (Interlude) [1:30]
12. Nicko [4:34]
13. The Killing Fields ft. Vinnie Paz & King Magnetic [4:29]
14. Love Don't Pay [3:29]
15. The Last Supper ft. Chief Kamachi & Celph Titled [4:59]
16. Our Father [3:27]

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This album is dope, not as good as their first effort but probably as good if not better than their last album Blood Brothers. They decide to keep it close to home this time around by getting the majority of the AOTP camp on here. The beats didn't really jump out at me like they did on their last two albums but lyrically, they get better and better, especially Planetary, who is one of my favorite MC's from AOTP. I'd definitely day this is better than the Doap Nixon and King Syze albums, now it's left to JMT to see what kind of album they release for me to decide which is the best release from the AOTP camp this year. As it stands, this is the best one so far.

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Army of the Pharaohs (AOTP) was initially conceived by lead emcee Vinnie Paz of the independent powerhouse group Jedi Mind Tricks. His vision was a constantly-evolving, collaboration of epic proportions that would include MC's, producers and DJ's. AOTP's first incarnation included Bahamadia, Jedi Mind Tricks, Chief Kamachi, 7L & Esoteric and Virtuoso and resulted in the wildly successful 12" single, "Five Perfect Exertions." The response was beyond all expectations and fans worldwide have clamored for more material ever since. 2006 saw the long awaited debut The Torture Papers, which has scanned 20,000+ units to date. The supergroup's sophomore offering, Ritual of Battle, reunites the winning formula, once again featuring the legendary lineup of underground emcees/artists including Vinnie Paz of Jedi Mind Tricks, Outerspace, Apathy, 7L & Esoteric, Celph Titled, Chief Kamachi, King Syze, Faez One as well as first time AOTP constituent (and renowned former Jedi Mind Tricks member) Jus Allah & many more. Of particular note (and to rabid core fan delight) is the inclusion of the first collaborative effort of original material between Jedi Mind Tricks' founding members Vinnie Paz & Jus Allah since 2000's Violent By Design. Ritual of Battle is released to heightened anticipation, shortly after Jedi Mind Tricks' return from a coveted slot on the entirety of the wildly popular Rock The Bells summer tour 2007.

1. Swords Drawn feat. Chief Kamachi, Demoz, Planetary, Esoteric, Reef The Lost Cauze, Celph Titled (Prod. by Esoteric)
2. Time To Rock feat. Celph Titled, Demoz, Vinnie Paz (Prod. by Celph Titled)
3. Dump the Clip feat. Planetary, Esoteric, Celph Titled (Prod. by Esoteric)
4. Black Christmas feat. Planetary, Doap Nixon, Des Devious, Demoz, King Magnetic, Vinnie Paz (Prod. by Aktone)
5. Blue Steel feat. Vinnie Paz & Jus Allah (Prod. by Vanderslice)
6. Gun Ballad feat. Chief Kamachi, Demoz, Vinnie Paz, Doap Nixon (Prod. by Ill Bill)
7. Strike Back feat. Planetary, Demoz, King Syze, Esoteric, Vinnie Paz (Prod. by DJ Kwestion)
8. Frontline feat. Doap Nixon, Vinnie Paz, Planetary, King Syze, Demoz (Prod. by Aktone)
9. Through Blood By Thunder feat. Chief Kamachi, Crypt The Warchild, Demoz, Vinnie Paz, Jus Allah (Prod. by Skammadix)
10. Murda Murda feat. Crypt The Warchild, Des Devious, Celph Titled (Prod. by Esoteric)
11. Bloody Tears feat. Planetary, Doap Nixon, Demoz, Vinnie Paz (Prod. DJ Kwestion)
12. Seven feat. Planetary, Chief Kamachi, King Syze, Reef The Lost Cauze, Doap Nixon, Demoz, Celph Titled, Vinnie Paz (Prod. by Ill Bill)
13. Drama Theme feat. Jus Allah, Chief Kamachi, Vinnie Paz, Doap Nixon, Celph Titled, King Magnetic, Demoz (Prod. by Aktone)
14. Pages In Blood feat. Vinnie Paz, Demoz, Chief Kamachi (Prod. Beyonder)
15. D And D feat. Des Devious, Demoz (Prod. Aktone)
16. Don't Cry feat. Doap Nixon, Planetary, Demoz, Vinnie Paz (Prod. JbL)

X-RAE-
Review up soon...

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Monday, September 22, 2008 | Posted in ,,,

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01. I Am Legend
02. Squeeze
03. Slow Flow
04. Bring Back The Raw Hiphop Remix (Sicknature feat. Q-Unique, Reef the Lost Cauze & Ill Bill)
05. Politics
06. Class Is In Session (Stu Bangers feat. Reef the Lost Cauze & Skyzoo)
07. Sound of Philadelphia Primo Remix (Live on the Halftime Radio Show)
08. Cold ft. King Magnetic
09. Strictly Business
10. Stomp You Out
11. Afgan Green
12. Bomb Love
13. Feast of Famine (Unreleased Title Track)
14. Just Wanna Know (Charon Don feat. Reef the Lost Cauze)
15. Cannon
16. 350 An Ounce
17. I’m A G (snippet)
18. Clothes Off (Stress Remix Gym Class Heroes feat. Reef the Lost Cauze & Ghostface Killah)
19. Hipster Rap
20. The Ghost
21. Lonely Streets ft Viro the Virus
22. Curtains (Dev Rocka feat. Planet Asia & Reef the Lost Cauze)
23. I’m Famous
24. Off My Chest
25. When Vicious Comes

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1. Dre Boogs Intro
2. Welcome To Shadyville
3. Patiently Waiting feat. Copywrite
4. Demoralizer feat. Esoteric
5. I'm Gettin Old
6. Goodnight!!! feat. Sean Price
7. I Don't Know You
8. Grew Up feat. Sha Stimuli
9. Believe That
10. Funeral Music feat. Outerspace
11. I Just Made Parole
12. King Magnetic/Scanz Freestyle
13. Adlib Freestyle
14. Ali Armz Freestyle
15. DJ Kwestion/Vinnie Paz Intro
16. Name Droppin'
17. Reef the Lost Cauze Freestyle
18. Words From DJ Premier
19. Street Cred
20. King Magnetic/Ugly Tony Freestyle
21. Daily Reminder
22. Shade Freesyle feat. Hakim (Channel Live) & Scanz
23. King Magnetic/Snowgoons Freestyle
24. Do You feat. Returners, El Da Sensei & Skyzoo
25. Black Xmas (Remix) feat. Nero & Army Of The Pharaohs
26. Life's On The Line feat. Reef The Lost Cauze & Godilla

*a-FILI-ated*
A.O.T.P. memeber, King Magnetic drops another ill mixtape which is backed by the Shadyville DJ's own Dre Boogs and JMT affiliate, DJ Kwestion. Expect nothing but lyrical fire from this dope MC!
I can't wait for an official debut album and the rumoured collaboration album with Philly legend, Reef the Lost Cauze. King Mag, along with Planetary, Chief Kamachi & Reef were the stars for me on the A.O.T.P. album "Ritual of Battle" so def keep an eye out for more releases from this guy!

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King Syze is a core member of the Jedi Mind Tricks’ affiliated supergroup Army of the Pharaohs. Many have likened his witty, aggressive flow and his imposing presence on the mic to that of a young Big Pun.

Featuring a wealth of indie hip-hop’s most prominent players including fellow Pharaohs Vinnie Paz (Jedi Mind Tricks), Ill Bill (Non-Phixion & La Coka Nostra), Apathy, Outerspace & more, King Syze is poised to take the aggro indie hip-hop market by storm with his highly anticipated sophomore offering, The Labor Union.

01. The Labor Union
02. The Best
03. Play Ya Part (P.Y.P) feat. Doap Nixon & Ill Bill
04. Creep Show feat. Lawrence Amell & King Magnetic
05. Love vs. Hate
06. Cement Work (Produced by Snowgoons)
07. Haters Beware feat. Planetary
08. Mayhem feat. Planetary, Demoz, Des Devious, Chief Kamachi, Celph Titled, Doap Nixon & Esoteric
09. That's How You Rap
10. And Now feat. Vinnie Paz & Apathy
11. Pain
12. Sibling Rivalry Pt. 2 feat. Outerspace
13. Reality Check

*a-FILI-ated*
This album is a massive step up for King Syze from his last album in '06, "Syzemology". Lyrically and production wise Syze brings the truth on this release. I gave it a couple listens and was surprised at how much it grew on me. Most, if not all the tracks come correct, especially the ones that feature fellow A.O.T.P. members. My personal fave has to be the track called "And Now" which has Vinnie Paz, King Syze & Apathy spittin deep verses about how the download industry is killing their artistry, seriously, if this tune don't make you reach into your pockets and support real hip hop like this then you just a leach... show luv people, this album is dope!!

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What do you get when you have a monstrous flow and a stature to match? The answer is King Magnetic. The 6'9 Pennsylvanian got involved in hip-hop in the early 90's. From rocking' house parties to 4 track demo tapes. Shortly after being kicked out of high school and serving 8 months in juvenile detention, Mag was sentenced to five-years. Using this time to further hone his rhyming skill (with help from Quarter Pound) Magnetic was finally granted work release with recording privileges. After making some regional noise, a parole violation had Magnetic maxing-out his 5-year sentence. Within four months he was facing up to fourteen years for drug & gun charges. Realizing you can't sprint your whole life Mag decided to slow down and start a family.

Magnetic never quite left the game completely. He could still be seen performing, gaining notoriety for his unmistakable flow, while producing tracks for some of PA's top Independent artists. Mag kicked the door down when he produced the Philly anthem "The Sound of Philadelphia" for Reef the Lost Cauze. It wasn't until 2006 after annihilating Penn's Landing stage in front of thousands with hip hop legends such as Redman, Wu-Tang & EPMD-there was no question it was the King's calling. Mag began to pen Everything's A Gamble Volume as a prelude for his Upcoming full-length debut. "Everything's A Gamble" features underground heavyweights Sean Price, Edo G, Chino XL, Copywrite amongst others. While recording his solo project, Mag was invited to appear on the legendary Army of the Pharaohs (AOTP) LP "The Ritual of Battle". Spearheaded by world-renowned Jedi Mind Tricks' front man Vinnie Paz. After standing out on tracks such as "Drama Theme" and Black Christmas", Mag earned a coveted spot in the Army of the Pharaohs.

1. What?
2. One King
3. King and The Cauze (featuring Reef the Lost Cauze & DJ Kwestion)
4. Hi @ Work (featuring Hakim of Channel Live)
5. What It Is (featuring Godilla & Chino XL)
6. Bully Shit (featuring Sean Price)
7. Beast
8. I Don't Know You
9. Who Made the Rules (featuring Edo G, Reef the Lost Cauze & Godilla)
10. Better Than Perfect
11. Monster (featuring Reef the Lost Cauze & Tug McRaw)
12. My Song (featuring DJ Kwestion)
13. The 5 Piece (featuring Copywrite, Godilla, Adlib & Kasper)
14. Crown Me

*a-FILI-ated*
This is the official digital release, not the mixtape version from last year. Don't sleep on King Mag, if you peeped A.O.T.P.'s "Ritual of Battle", you should already know about this dude. He's got a sick flow and rips every track track he spits on. King Mag is also about to release his next mixtape called "The Co-Sign". Click here for more details.

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"I Don't Know You"


"Crown Me"

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A long-time mainstay in the thriving Philadelphia independent hip-hop scene, Doap Nixon is best known for his breakout performance on Army of the Pharaohs' (the supergroup fronted by Vinnie Paz of Jedi Mind Tricks) late 2007 underground smash "Ritual of Battle" (close to 20,000 unit scanned since Sept. '07). Amidst a groundswell of anticipation, Doap unveils his debut LP "Sour Diesel," which features guest appearances from the core AOTP clique, including retail powerhouse Vinnie Paz (of Jedi Mind Tricks), Outerspace, King Syze, King Magnetic, Reef The Lost Cauze & more, as well as production from some of independent hip-hop's most renowned and respected producers including Apathy, Snowgoons, Stu Bangas, Undefined, Stress, Skammadix & many more.

1. Intro (Produced By: Rythmatik)
2. Behind The Music (Produced By: Stu Bangas)
3. Tis The Season feat. Nature & Good Money (Produced By: Stu Bangas)
4. The Wait Is Over feat. Reef The Lost Cauze & Vinnie Paz (Produced By: Stu Bangas)
5. Heaven Is Calling feat. Cynthia Holliday (Produced By: Snowgoons)
6. Everything's Changing (Produced By: Undefined)
7. Just Venting (Skit) (Produced By: Cence)
8. Get Dirty feat. Reef The Lost Cauze & Demoz (Produced By: J. $crilla)
9. Warning Shot feat. King Syze, Crypt The Warchild, Planetary & King Magnetic (Produced By: Vanderslice)
10. Don't Blame Us feat. N.I.Z. (Produced By: Cimer Amor)
11. Respect My G. feat. Good Money (Produced By: Chris Kearns)
12. Gangsta feat. Demoz, Reef The Lost Cauze & Planetary (Produced By: Vanderslice)

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Listen to track 14, "Crumbs" feat. King Magnetic

01. Humble Beginnings
02. Sound Of Philadelphia
03. Commander In Chief
04. How You Lose Your Mind
05. Crown Of Thorns
06. Give It Up
07. Fair Ones feat. Sean Price
08. I'm Rich feat. Charon Don
09. Main Event
10. Coltrane feat. State Store
11. Already Dead feat. Chief Kamachi
12. Look At The Sun
13. Two Guns Up
14. Crumbs feat. King Magnetic
15. Eyes Of My Father
16. Live As It Gets
17. *Nat Turner (Bonus)
18. *You Don't Own Me (Bonus)

This version of A.O.T.P. affiliate Reef's classic album comes with 2 bonus tracks. If you slept on this album, shame on you! Reef is def one of my top 5 MC's in the game right now... probably 2nd favorite after Brother Ali. Keep a look out for Reef's new album "A Vicious Cycle" dropping in Sept '08!!!

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"The Sound of Philadelphia"


"Commander In Chief"

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Listen to "Do You"

1. Do You feat. El Da Sensei, Skyzoo and King Magnetic
2. Where You Gonna Hide feat. Reef the Lost Cause and Pumpkinhead
3. Whats Missin' feat. Emilio Rojas, Kaze and Doujah Raze
4. Do you (Instrumental)
5. Where You Gonna Hide (Instrumental)
6. What's Missin' (Instrumental)

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This is some dope ass ish!!! This production duo from Poland are fast becoming sought after producers in the US, much like Snowgoons & Shuko are now, all reppin' Europe of course. The Single/Ep below was their debut last year but I think the new track "Do You"... and the other two songs definitely bump harder and leave you wanting to hear more from these Polski cats. Their in the lab now, working on the collaboration album with the legendary El Da Sensei. Don't sleep!!!

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1. Different Places One Hip Hop feat. Rasco, Mic Stylz and Breez Evahflowin
2. Stick To Your Guns feat. Seven, Supastitionand and Nat Ill
3. Definition Of A MC feat. Afront and El Da Sensei
4. Different Places One Hip Hop (Instrumental)
5. Stick To Your Guns (Instrumental)
6. Different Places One Hip Hop (Acapella)
7. Stick To Your Guns (Acapella)

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ILL BILL, KILLAH PRIEST, DEFARI (DILATED PEOPLES), APATHY, OUTERSPACE, RA THE RUGGED MAN, SMIF-N-WESSUN, C-RAYZ WALZ & MORE JOIN WITH GERMAN PRODUCTION TEAM SNOWGOONS FOR THEIR SOPHOMORE SET "BLACK SNOW"

Album hits streets June 24th on renowned indie Babygrande Records; first video premiered featuring Reef The Lost Cauze

Amidst critical fanfare and a rapidly expanding US profile, The Snowgoons, the renowned German production team of Det, DJ Illegal, Torben & DJ Waxwork, prepare their sophomore offering, "Black Snow," featuring a veritable who's who of the independent hip-hop scene.

Building off of the critical and commercial acclaim of their debut release, 2007's "German Lugers," The Snowgoons once again enlist the upper echelon of independent talent for "Black Snow," including Defari (Dilated Peoples), Killah Priest, Smif-N-Wessun, ILL Bill (Non Phixion & La Coka Nostra), Outerspace, C-Rayz Walz, R.A. The Rugged Man, Apathy, Edo G., Sabac Red (Non-Phixion), Doap Nixon, Reef The Lost Cauze, Sick Jacken, Rasul Allah (Lost Children of Babylon), Scheme (The Molemen), Main Flow, El Da Sensei, Block McCloud, Pace Won, Slaine & many more. With a line-up of features that rivals (and outshines) most independent labels' rosters, The Snowgoons once again storm the US shores with their distinctive blend of beats paired with the cream of the independent emcee crop.

1. The Curse feat. King Magnetic Charon Don, Sicknature & Reef The Lost Cauze
2. Black Snow feat. Ill Bill & Apathy
3. Casualties of War feat. Smif-N-Wessun & Respect Tha God
4. Who? feat. Outerspace
5. Hold Up feat. R.A. The Rugged Man, Lord Lhus (of Bloodline) & Savage Brothers
6. This Is Where The Fun Stops feat. Reef The Lost Cauze
7. Starlight feat. Viro The Virus
8. Knockatomi Plaza feat. Side Effect
9. Pay Attention feat. Decay, Astonish & Scheme (of Molemen)
10. Serve Justice feat. Killah Priest, Rasul Allah & Richard Raw (of Lost Children of Babylon)
11. Still Got The Ammo feat. Main Flow, Godilla, El Da Sensei & J. Sands
12. Ride On feat. Defari, Maylay Sparks & Sondro Castro
13. Incite A Riot feat. King Magnetic & Adlib
14. Lost feat. Respect Tha God, Block McCloud & Doap Nixon
15. Still Waters Run Deep feat. Supastition
16. Raining feat. Brainstorm, Edo G & Jaysaun (of Special Teamz)
17. Sick Life feat. Sick Jacken, Cynic & Bacardi Riam
18. The Storm feat. Boom Bap Project
19. Avalanche Warning feat. Pace Won, Nervous Wreck & Adlib
20. The Hatred feat. Slaine, Singapore Kane & Lord Lhus (of Bloodline)
21. Helpless feat. Equinox

*a-FILI-ated*
This is the one I've been waiting for people, it's finally here so please show your love and support. Enjoy the download, if you like it (I'm sure you will) then please buy the album.
This is my only post for the weekend so I hope I started off your saturday with a nice little gift. Catch you again in the week, don't forget to leave me a comment on anything you like.
Peace

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