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Busta rhymed, "There's only five years left!" on "<em>Everything Remains Raw</em>" from 1996's <em>The Coming</em>, Busta does not claim to be a prophet.
"...I have messages that cats need to know about, and I believe I do a damn good job of presenting them."
Tha Liks: Drinking (And Rapping) Away The Pain
We've experimented with different types of songs, but basically, we've developed a cult following of people who've followed us from our first album and they've just continued to grow with us.
As it's a slow start to the new year, only a few labels are putting out music, but it should be the right time for independent labels to do their thing, most do not take advantage of this down time of the Majors.
Redman - The Funk Doctor Is In
"...I'm the guy that makes the Jay Zs and up-above niggaz look good. I love DMX and Jay. They my label mates. You gotta love'em. We on the same goddamn team."
One of New Jersey's best kept secret and almost a household name, and states there are surprises for the future.
It being that I haven't hit you all off with new joints in a minute, I definitely have some new things from all over the nation that will interest you. Ten new blazers that range from album, to EPs then singles.
Since arriving on the scene in 1992 as part of the creative genius behind Dr. Dre's The Chronic, Warren G has established himself as one of the most proficient...
22 years old and this young hip hop sensation, Fabolous, admits that he has lack of interest in conquering the entertainment industry, for now that is.
The Q'n'C Report...Q-Ball and Curt Cazal
Q'n'C intends on remaining true to the game but savvy as businessmen already locking down their production and publishing.
DJ EXCLUSIVE: DJ Goldfinger makes the world go round
Some would describe this thriving nightclub DJ as an up and coming legend, and some...
Method Man, the Wu Tang Clan's most popular member and hip hop's new leading man.
Once again hip-hop has done its thing. I must applaud all parties involved. They have truly made this fall very interesting. Whether it's Jigga or Nas does not matter.
Nate Dogg's Bringin' It Home For The Holidays
Nate Dogg is no ordinary businessman, and his is no ordinary job. He is in New York promoting his latest work, released on Elektra Records, <strong class="grey">Music and Me</strong>.
"My inspiration comes from the love that I have for the art form of it. I just love to bust a rhyme."
Johnny Blanco - Y'all about to see
The album, <strong class="grey">Y'all About To See</strong> slated for an early 2002 release, is packed with, guest appearances from, Noreaga, Petey Pablo, shhh...Sticky fingers, G-Dep, and his label mates.
Coming out of Queensbridge, building a worldwide fan base, remaining true to their genre, and experimenting with subject and acoustic material for over a decade has propelled their success.
Although the 23 year old Philly native may be new to you, he's got the extensive, real "education" it takes to be respected by his colleagues.
Tribeca: Stepping Out of the Minors
He is the epitome of what will be success, humbled but confident, giving way to learning more as this diamond in the rough is discovered.
What the deal, people, sorry for the hold up on the new releases...here's a few more you need to look for. Just completed an interview with the one and only <strong class="grey">Tribeca</strong>. <em>Major League Entertainment</em> artist has some things coming</strong>...
Goodie Mob's most poignant lyricist, Cee-lo looks like a southern depiction of Buddha, only about 34 shades darker.
