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Mixtapes I Don’t Hate: Micah James, Cadence Weapon and Juba Dance
February 4, 2009 – 10:30 am
Like I said yesterday, on the occasions when I find something to like about contemporary Hip-Hop I really like it. And for the last couple years some of the things I’ve liked the most have been “mixtape” projects. This despite the fact that for a number of years previous a decrease in mixtape […]
The “Sound of Kudoro” Is “the Titts”
November 25, 2008 – 10:30 am
Blame the internet, or M.I.A., but I can’t remember when there was so much international cross-pollination going on in dance music. Yeah, back in the day the Brits took House and Techno and made them their own, spawning the Rave culture that eventually found its way back to our shores, bringing us Drum-N-Bass in […]
“Young girl, get out of my mind…”
June 25, 2007 – 9:40 am
I’ve mentioned both these girls in passing here in the not-too-distant past. But since they’ve both got new singles out I feel obliged to give them a little extra shine. They’re both part of a growing crop of ethnically diverse, distinctly underground, female Rap artists who don’t necessarily fit into the traditional Hip-Hop underground scene […]
