Monday, September 12, 2016
Friday, August 19, 2016
Kabaka Pyramid - Kabaka Vs Pyramid
Since honing his sound with the Rebel Music EP Kabaka has quite Accurately taken the sound global with the Bebble Rockers currently touring and adding KoroFya to the lineup.
How perfect to come full circle on a joint like this literally batting his 'former' self and even referencing The Transition mixtape.
Pree the cameos, that's nothing but some of Jamaica's finest; hip hop, Jam-Rock, First Coast representing
Wednesday, June 22, 2016
Thursday, June 9, 2016
Monday, May 23, 2016
Rapping Deconstructed: The best rhymers of all time
Don't forget rhymers like Jadakiss, Gong Zilla, Talib Kweli... honourable mentions to Nas...Pharoah Monch
Monday, May 16, 2016
The Bad Tour Archives - Michael Jackson
The past few Sundays have been Michael Jackson marathons during work. Been going through his entire catalogue, The Jacksons included. You can dance you can cry. Better yet you can try not to. I find it hard. What beauty he left us.
I doubt any musician has had as much an impact on me. its only compounded by the fact we share the same birthday. That has always had some special significance to me. Probably the first factoid that would form ideas in my head about destiny and purpose and them being tied to the arts.
As a kid I was Michael Jacksons biggest fan. I think everyone was growing up in the 80's. I had two VHS tapes, one was Moonwalker the other a documentary and oh I rinsed them.
Thriller was my first horror movie, Bad was one of the first albums in my vinyl collection. I moonwalked in my socks - only on tiled floors because obviously the real thing was assisted by magic - I had a leg kick and a spin, and I knew every song lyric and trademark ad-lib.
I'd always assumed I would eventually see him perform live, meet him, perhaps even make music together. Though that assumption never changed and the love remained, the fanaticism waned over the years and it has me reflecting now upon how effective was the campaign against him...
he once said "The greatest education in the world is watching the masters at work". If you want to be great study the greats...he was the truth ...
I doubt any musician has had as much an impact on me. its only compounded by the fact we share the same birthday. That has always had some special significance to me. Probably the first factoid that would form ideas in my head about destiny and purpose and them being tied to the arts.
As a kid I was Michael Jacksons biggest fan. I think everyone was growing up in the 80's. I had two VHS tapes, one was Moonwalker the other a documentary and oh I rinsed them.
Thriller was my first horror movie, Bad was one of the first albums in my vinyl collection. I moonwalked in my socks - only on tiled floors because obviously the real thing was assisted by magic - I had a leg kick and a spin, and I knew every song lyric and trademark ad-lib.
I'd always assumed I would eventually see him perform live, meet him, perhaps even make music together. Though that assumption never changed and the love remained, the fanaticism waned over the years and it has me reflecting now upon how effective was the campaign against him...
he once said "The greatest education in the world is watching the masters at work". If you want to be great study the greats...he was the truth ...
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Monday, April 18, 2016
Saturday, April 9, 2016
Friday, April 1, 2016
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
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