This is the real deal baby!
‘FOURPLAY” / CHAKA KHAN “Between the sheets” (by SORM222)
New Release from RAEKWON from his ICEH20RECORDS label, based in Toronto!
The Chef took folks by surprise when he relocated to the Great White North and took interest in Toronto MC, JD Era…but now, he’s become a Canadian mainstay and is still dropping bombs!
Check the latest from Raekwon titled “Son Of Sam”
Saturday May 18th at @VanCityFanclub! Tonye Aganaba & The Foundation. 11pm - 3.00am. Tix $10 & available at the door and on the Fanclub website. We just finished recording a new EP called Solar Twin and we’re celebrating its release by dropping a FREE single! Join us the Saturday and be prepared to party all night long!
Kendrick Lamar
“Singer, songwriter, and fellow raconteur Erykah Badu recently caught up with Lamar by phone at the airport in Denver. Badu was at home in Dallas, Texas, and Lamar, who has seemingly been in constant motion while touring the world over the past year, was enjoying a rare unscheduled breather, having just missed his flight.
ERYKAH BADU: Can you describe how it feels to be in this cyclone of good fortune that you’re experiencing right now? How are you handling all of it?
KENDRICK LAMAR: I always thought money was something just to make me happy. But I’ve learned that I feel better being able to help my folks, ‘cause we never had nothing. So just to see them excited about my career is more of a blessing than me actually having it for myself. My folks ain’t graduated from high school or nothing like that, so we always had to struggle in the family—and I come from a big family. But as far as me handling this, it’s a weird feeling because it’s like a blur right now. I think my worst problem is actually living in the moment and understanding everything that’s going on. I feel like I’m in my own bubble. People tell me all the time, “You’re crazy, going there by yourself,” because it wouldn’t have soaked in yet that I’m supposed to be quote “Kendrick Lamar”—whoever this guy’s supposed to be. I still feel like me. So it’s really about me trying to adapt—that’s like the toughest thing for me right now. I feel like I’m in my own world.
BADU: Is it a good world?
LAMAR: It’s got its pros and cons. I still know who I am and I haven’t let everything consume me. But on the other end, I have to know when I’m me—when I go out in public, to the person that sees me on TV and has a conception of who I am. That’s the only catch. That’s the flip side to it. But I think whatever pressure I feel all comes from me, from within. I always was that person who was hard on myself and challenged myself no matter what I was doing, whether it was passing third grade or playing basketball. I think it was a whole lot of pressure building up for this first album. But I looked at that kind of thing as excitement, you know? Since day one, since the first time I touched the pen, I wanted to be the best at what I do. So I’m just taking it one day at a time…”READ MORE…
To all those who have ever loved me.
Please buy me this dress, send it to my house, and arrive at my house immediately after I open the package. You will not be disappointed.
Ok.
Thanks.
T
Like blue.
Check out this brilliant and creepy video for The Gaslamp Killer’s track “In The Dark”
Brainfeeder = Genii
(Official Video) (by Brainfeedermedia)
