The official music video for 46 Bars of Death, the lead single off the new album from Hannibal Stax and Marco Polo called Seize The Day. Album available everywhere May 7, 2013.

Another one out of Tobes’ collection. Quality isnt amazing but I’ve done what I could with it. As you’d expect, the mix is peppered with weird samples and skits throughout – I’m not entirely sure whats going on at the end of the first side but side 2 has a pretty dope old school section halfway through.
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This is second out of the three videos filmed for the lead single of TLC’s 1994 album CrazySexyCool.
Exclusive in-depth interview with De La Soul at Paid Dues. In part 1, De la reminisces about the making of their track “Buddy” and shares that the amazing moments that were captured in videos like Buddy happened because they were not thinking about how much money they were going to make, instead they were enjoying the people around them, making music and having a good time. “The fun comes in when you forget about this being a career and what we are earning. The dollar is evil! -Dave aka Trugoy the Dov. As the interview progresses De La Soul talks about up coming tour with LL Cool J, Ice Cube and Public Enemy called The Kings Of The Mic and how they are looking forward to the competition on stage. Pos goes on to explain that friendly competition is good for keeping everyone on there toes when performing. Pos tells the story of how when Big Daddy Kane performed before LL Cool J he would want to “Crush this shit” even though Kane was cool with LL. LL would be under pressure when he came to perform because Kane had just ripped the crowd. Same with De La when they opened for Tribe Called Quest and Tribe had a hot record out. The competition was always friendly because at the end of the day they all had respect for each other. De la thinks that now days popularity is championed over good music and artists approach performing from a mindset of self gratification instead of challenging each other to see who can get the crowd the liveliest. De la also brings up the point that they hear a lot of hits these days but not too many classics that people are going to be listening 10 years from now. Before we finish part 1 of the interview, De La talks about the chance of a Native Tongues reunion album, tour or something. You will have to watch the video to get their response.
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On 17th June 2013, Tru Thoughts will release ‘Gangster Chronicles: The Definitive Collection’, shining the spotlight on the London Posse’s game changing 1990 album ‘Gangster Chronicle’, plus previously unreleased exclusive tracks, and remixes from Steve Mason, The Nextmen, Hint, Wrongtom and more.
We mined the archives for choice footage, and the talented Mr Joel Stagg put together this mini documentary, charting the wit and grit, the rise and influence of Rodney P, Bionic and their London Posse as they rewrote the hip hop rule book. An insightful introduction for those unfamiliar with the seminal hip hop crew, and a major trip down memory lane for the countless people who witnessed and were inspired by this phenomenon first hand.
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Dropping by MTV to help promote his upcoming tour with Fabolous, Pusha T goes on to speak on the Don Cannon and Kanye West produced “Numbers On The Boards” and not having knowledge of it dropping until 15 minutes before hand. Thanks Kanye.
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