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Q-Tip: Bell Ringer Wednesday, July 23, 2008 - Omar Burgess | Comments: 6

Q-Tip is in need of a renaissance. Never mind the current state of the game or the circumstances which led up to having at least one of his previous solo albums permanently locked in the vaults by the suits at Arista Records. "The Abstract" has been criss-crossing the country on red eye flights to share headlining duties with his brethren from A Tribe Called Quest on the Rock The Bells tour in Chicago. Despite some obvious fatigue, Tip was gracious enough to open up his dressing room and do a little press for his upcoming album, Live At The Renaissance. In about 10 hours there will be an epic...

C-Murder: Tried And Tru Tuesday, July 22, 2008 - Matthew Cooper | Comments: 14

Tragedy is one word we all can relate to. From the economy today, to ridiculous gas prices, to fledgling Hip- Hop sales ,we have all been witness to tragic situations. One person who has been hit hard with tragedy is Corey "C-Murder" Miller. Hailing from New Orleans' notorious Third Ward Calliope Projects (CP-3), C-Murder has been screaming for vengeance since a young age after seeing several murders (this is where his name stems from), experiencing poverty, to his family being heavily effected by Hurricane Katrina. But C would come to face his most life-changing tragedy in 2002. Early that year, he was charged with second degree murder for his involvement...

Underground Report (Malkovich, K-Salaam & Beatnick) Sunday, July 20, 2008 - Mina Jasarevic | Comments: 3

It’s July folks, the summer is blazing and we cannot get enough of the west coast. Contrary to the gang-banging regiment of the mid and late 90s, The Golden State now offers a diverse artistry for the Hip Hop fans, which includes rappers from all ends of the creative, topical, and music spectrums. And Malkovich is one of them. A member of the B.L.X. Crew that stems from Los Angeles, the highly creative and pleasantly intriguing rapper drops a mixtape, Sicksteens, which follows up from his debut album, Skeletons (2006). The tape has many interesting concepts to it, from the abundance of features (the entire B.L.X. Crew) to the looping...

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