Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Califas, Cumbia, El Camino, San Diego, Sonido De La Frontera
JANUARY 14th, 2010
Give Thanks for this one!!!
The Gully/Gaza war hype got so much attention, that even the Honorable Bruce Golding, Prime Minister of Jamaica made mention of the danger of this feud.
The feud began musically between Mavado & Vybz Kartel, grew to a battle between The Portmore Empire (Gaza) and The Alliance (Gully) artists.
The above battle was the infamous Sting 2008 clash, where instead of end the argument, it only got more heated. The focus began to shift from Mavado to the Godfather of The Alliance, Bounty Killer, as a slew of tunes between the Killer and Vybz were released.
Incidents of violence between fanatics, gung ho on showing their support for one side or the other. Problems between kids in school stemmed from whether they supported Gaza or Gully. Gunfights also became a reoccurring result of this feud in the streets.
Finally reason prevails.
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Cumbia, Sonido De La Frontera, The Office
Chris Brown & Lil Wayne got this new joint called “I Can Transform Ya”. Thanks to Johnny Wonder, and a couple other sources i have put together a little pack while this is still hot.
Mr Lexx has found a resurgence in popularity, part of which is due to his monster tune “Hold The Line” with Major Lazer. This remix (Respect To Federation Sound) is ROUGH AS FUCK!
Leftside AKA Dr. Evil has a laced another remix, which is along the lines of Ari Spears’ famous freestyles, as well as Supernatural. Leftside summons the spirits of Lil Wayne, 50 Cent, Jay-Z, and Chris Brown and puts them in front of the mic for this smasher. Is there anything Leftside can’t do?
Get it Now TRANSFORMER RIDDIM
Also the version, and an extra special remix are included…Jump It
Hugh “Still In The Building” Knight
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Cumbia, San Diego, Sonido De La Frontera, Toy Selectah
For Info on Toy Selectah CLICK HERE
TOY SELECTAH IN XLR8R
Sondio De La Frontera will be in the house to perform…AND…a little after-hours at a secret location. BRRRAP!
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Big Up.
Thanks for stickin around!
One of the things that has been taking up alot of my time, is this new project with Mr. Henshaw (First Power Crew), and Karlos Paez (B-Side Players). Cumbia, San Diego style.
CLICK HERE to preview/download our first two joints.
Here’s some flix from the last party we had at Voz Alta:
Enjoy!
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I been cruisin through this Soundcloud.com per my homie Junior’s advice, and been checkin some underground shyte.
I came across this Dub Step joint that is pretty bananas. A little “Eastern Jamish”, but it a fuckin knocker!
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I just finished this book, and I gotta say, it is most impressive. Instead of a showcase, it reads more like a study on the foundation of Subway Graff. The author, Jack Stewart, worked closely with a handful of the ORIGINAL graffiti crews of the 70s. Stewart is able to pinpoint such historic graff moments, as the first decorative lettering by Super Kool 223, Cliff 159’s first use of Bubble Outlines, Tracy 168’s original “Wild Style”.
If Graffiti History ever becomes a required Art Course for Universities, then this book will be a required text.
You can buy the book from Amazon, just click HERE
