peep game

Funk and Wagnalls

In honor of the two of the most legendary cats in the history of the encyclopedia hustle, I bring you the tracks that came up when i searched funk and wagnalls...

Del Tha Funky Homosapien ft. Q-Tip & Pep Love - Undisputed Champs


Rex Garvin - Raw Funky


Too Poetic - God Made Me Funky





"Solid, man."

Lady Sovereign, Lady Saw, and the end of zshare as we know it

yo aimless internet browsers (how did i know? you're looking at blogs), another crazy story:

the movie belly starring nas and DMX had a pretty legit soundtrack. Most notably, it featured a dubbed-out minimalist reggae track by Lady Saw entitled "What a Bum". However, on almost all listings for the soundtrack, "What a Bum" is listed as being performed by Lady Sovereign, the brit-rap diva, not the dub-roots honey-mama Lady Saw.

To highlight the absurdity and magnitude of this error in the soundtrack listing, here's a track by each artist. not even close.

Lady Sovereign - Random

Lady Saw - What a Bum


and, now you dont even have to go to zshare and have songs interrupted by ads and whatnot.

variety three-pack

what type of shit am i on this morning?


DJ Premier - NY Reality Check 101 - Track 08

help with the title of ^ track?


De La Soul - I Be Blowin'




And now, for a wondermaxx world premier of a track he hasn't finished....

Wondermaxx - Midwest Girls

2 (two) fresh babies straight from the womb

sippin on growlers of dragonfly and making beats at midnight. what else is there?

Equinox - Alex Arnold Ft. Wondermaxx

Hip Hop In Da Mornin' - Alex Arnold

So Disappointed - Wondermaxx

new music surplus + new blog= too many posts

its a shame no one reads this blog except rinzin, arnold, and me. if you are some one other than rinzin, arnold or me, you should definitely drop a quick comment.

first track is from a nike soccer commercial, I think.

DJ Enrique - Ginga

second track is from an Italian knock-off of soul train. rides properly.

Gepy & Gepy - Body to Body (Intro Disco Dub)

Easy like sunday morning

absorb these vibes and replicate them in your mind all day

Bill Withers - Harlem (Eamon Harkin Edit)

Unknown Artist (help?) - The Island


"its just that easy."

New ideas. Feel me.

After a couple days in the laboratory, I've conjured something strange. I used audacity and reason and several classic jams in the making. feel free to steal and freestyle over.


Wondermaxx - Coney Island Carnival

Wondermaxx - Mama Don't Know (loop that shit)


seriously, loop that shit.

quickie

class starts reallllly soon, but the need to share music overrides the freudian notion that my fear of my teacher's disapproval will motivate me to get there on time. peep game:

Charles Wright and the Watts 103rd St. Rhythm Band - Do Your Thing

two doses of dope-ferocious

in the spirit of biggie....


enjoy


Breakestra - Champ

Booker T and the MGs - Soul Limbo



(extra credit: name that hip hop song)

green street puts it on

Yo blogosphere, what it do? crazy story: last summer i ventured to boston (my old home) to meet up with my old crew: green street. These guys have been doing true school, jazzy, savory hip hop since high school and show no signs of slowing up or changing direction.

Anyway, on my return trip to the bean, we got together and did a jam at like 5AM due to the fact that renaissance, the producer, engineer, and creative genius, in short the GZA of the crew had to be on a plane to Europe the next morning. John McClane, fellow beantown emcee and colleague of the green street crew put together the hook, and in a drunken, tired, but meditative state at 5am, we dropped our respective verses on it.

about seven months later, with ren back stateside and back in the lab, the track has been mixed, finished, and oh-so-conveniently embedded right here for you to check.

Green Street ft. John McClane & Wondermaxx - Rose




check out green street's blog to peep the deep discography of jazzy beantown hip hop.