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Chief Kamachi -The Concrete Gospel
Chief Kamachi -The Concrete Gospel
1. Gospel - Chief Kamachi
2. 24th Elder - Chief Kamachi
3. Jim Kelly - Chief Kamachi
4. Death Choir - Chief Kamachi
5. Love for the Craft - Chief Kamachi
6. No Me Now - Chief Kamachi
7. U Try - Chief Kamachi
8. 777 - Chief Kamachi
9. Little African Boy - Chief Kamachi
10. Scattered Sermons - Chief Kamachi
11. Holy Rollers - Chief Kamachi
12. Kamachi - Chief Kamachi
13. We Still Searching - Chief Kamachi
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Lord Jamar - The 5% Album
1. Intro
2. Original Man
3. I.S.L.A.M.
4. Supreme Mathematics [Born Mix]
5. W-G.O.D. (Skit)
6. Freedom (Papa Wu) Interlude
7. Corner, The Streets - Grand Puba, Lord Jamar
8. Same Ole Girl - Lord Jamar, Prodigal Sunn
9. P.S.A. (Skit)
10. Revolution - Lord Jamar,
11. Deep Space - Lord Jamar, RZA
12. Young Godz - Lord Jamar, , ,
13. Yakub Da Jeweler (Skit)
14. Advance the Game
15. Cipher - Lord Jamar, Bobby Ra'Lov, , Nat Turner
16. Interview (Skit)
17. Givin' Up
18. Study Ya Lessons - Lord Jamar, , Sadat X
19. Freedom (Papa Wu) (Reprise)
20. Greatest Story Never Told
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A-Alikes - I Eat U Eat
1. Born Free
2. Greyhound
3. We Hungry
4. 'Til We Free
5. They Wanna Murder
6. Protocol
7. What You Give
8. What's Your Politic?
9. Our Story
10. Share
11. My Niggaz
12. Chronicology 101
13. More Than Music
14. Un-Alike
15. Diary of AG
16. Child of the Street
17. Heaven on Earth
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Boot Camp Clik - The Last Stand
Boot Camp Clik returns with “The Last Stand,” featuring all the original members of Bucktown’s mighty army: Black Moon, Buckshot, Smif N Wessun, Sean Price, O.G.C.’s Starang Wondah, Top Dog and Louieville Sluggah, even Rock of Heltah Skeltah. Da Beatminerz are behind the boards as usual, along with stellar production by 9th Wonder, Pete Rock, Large Professor, Ill Mind and Marco Polo – a testament to BCC’s relevance on the hip-hop landscape. Boot Camp Clik will support the album with a 35-city nationwide tour starting in July.
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40 Cal - Broken Safety
DUKEDAGOD PRESENTS 40 CAL. BROKEN SAFETY
1. Broken Safety
2. Worried feat. Sudaboss
3. Pyrex Vision / Angel Dust
4. Crack
5. Runnin’ This Rap Sh*t feat. J.R. Writer
6. Real B*tch feat. Freaky Zekey
7. Survivor feat. Akon
8. Weed Song
9. T.V. Real
10. Go Get Your Guns feat. Rod Man
11. Quiet Sounds
12. You Know Who It Is feat. Bezel
13. F*ck It All
14. Click Clack feat. A-Mafia
15. Think I’m Not Gangsta
16. Sounds Like
17. Big Easy
18. It’s 40
19. Sam Scared
20. Dear Fan feat. Young Ace
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Lounge Lo - Drop City
Lounge Lo - Drop City - Simpson (Staten Island's Most Popular Son)
The long awaited debut album from One of the most elusive of all Killa Beez, Lounge Mode, aka Lounger, aka Lounge Lo. Not only is he Cappadonna's brother, but he was a member of Othorized Fam, and is the originator of most of ya favorite Shaolin Slang. Cop this treasure now, which includes his single, Yessa, Yessa My Lord! Also featured: Solomon Childs, Cappadonna, Jojo Pellegrino, Remedy, Crunch Lo, Inf Black, and others.
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Harlem 6 - Lost Files
Representing "Generation W", the next generation of Wu-Tang affiliated groups, Harlem 6 has caused quite the stirr both here in New York as well as among Wu fans across the globe, with their seemingly irreverant, commercial style of Hip-Hop. But soon their street sales approached 30,000 units, hand to hand, and a startup label called Sasso Records is now working with them to bring Harlem 6's new sound to the masses. Rza is producing for this album, as well as their own legendary producer, Big Deal, Marley Marl, and G-Clef. "The Lost Files" provides diehard Wu fans the chance to collect some of their older joints, radio freestyles, as well as some new exclusives, to serve both as a collectors item, and as a preview of the Power of the 6. Find out why Rza is backing this group of upstarts, led by Black Jesus.
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Yukon Black - Addiction Services
Beggaz Producer brings forth his personal project from within the Hidden Aspects family, featuring Dragonfly, Begga Ooh, & Long Axe. Support this album and visit one of the least known, yet richest chambers in all the formerly Wu-Affiliated fam.
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Blue Sky/Black Death -The Holocaust
NOW IN STOCK!
1. Plunder
2. Twilight Zone
3. We Are All Well Known
4. What Can the Matter Be
5. God Be with You
6. Monarchs
7. No Image
8. Ocean
9. Sinister
10. Smoking Room
11. Lady of the Birds
12. Worst
13. Killer Moth
14. Wing to Wingfeather
15. Crash
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Masta Killa - Made in Brooklyn
1. Then and Now
2. E.N.Y House
3. Brooklyn King
4. It's what it is
5. Nehanda and Cream
6. Iron God Chamber
7. Pass The Bone (Remix)
8. Older Gods Part 2
9. Let's Get Into Something
10. Street Corner
11. Ringing Bells
12. East Mc's
13. Lovely Lady
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Wigs- The 45 King
Hosted By Ghostface Killah
Shawn Wigs [O.T.F/Theodore Unit] has just released "The 45 King Mixtape" hosted exclusively by Ghostface Killah, The conceot of the mixtape is 45 verses over 45 beats, and features also some bonus tracks not available anywhere else. The mixtape is mainly Shawn Wigs but also feature contribution from Trife Da God, Ghostface Killah, Eamon, Biggie Smalls aka The Notorious BIG, and Lounge from Othorized. Show some support and buy this exclusive mixtape. Don't sleep!!
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MF Grimm - American Hunger - 3xCD
MF Grimm comments This album is a big bowl of blood for a blood thirsty nation. Love, Hate, War, Peace Jealousy. America is a place where everyone loves you when you're a star, but those same people will also call for your head. So many people became stars here with such tragic endings. Is that the price for fame? I decided to make it a triple CD of all new material because it's never been done in hip hop before. The title represents not only the album but an entire movement. MF Grimm is also launching a web platform (www.AmericanHunger.com) which will be a lifestyle web magazine where writers for national publications can write about whatever they want with no editorial censoring.
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Solomon Childs - Learn My Name
*Now in Stock!*
Solomon Childs is all grown up now, having come through the schools of the Wu-Tang, Cappadonna, Ghostface's Theodore Unit, and countless collabos, guest spots, as well as his own full length album with Wu Music Group (as yet unreleased). Still heavy on his grind, Solomon offers us a glimpse of what his own projects will be shaping up to sound like. Call this an exclusive preview of the type of stuff he's gonna be coming with in the near future. More so than collabs, this time S. Childs introduces us to his "Red Heroin" persona, and there's so stopping him, as he rips through song by song on the dolo tip, breaking down the hood, the snitches, the cops, court cases, and the struggle in general. A few of the tracks on this one are "throwbacks" but in general its all original, hard beats that wrench your soul, and mush the competition. Featured guests are Cappadonna, Du-Lilz, Challace, Ruc, Ron Artest, G-Clef, Wigs, and Yung Budd (Bk Zu Fam/ Hump Squad).
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Jedi Mind - Servants in Heaven
The new album by Jedi Mind Tricks is now in stock!
Babygrande Records is proud to announce the September 19th release of Jedi Mind Tricks' fifth album, Servants In Heaven, Kings In Hell. The album reflects another benchmark in the evolution of a group that has continuously pushed the boundaries of indie hip-hop. For the past ten years, Jedi Mind Tricks has been making uncompromising music without regard to an industry that often resembles an exclusively hit-hungry country club. Jedi's renowned status as one of the most revered and reviled groups in independent music is a testament to their unwavering commitment to a unique aesthetic. Jedi Mind Tricks is comprised of Philadelphia's own Vinnie Paz and the mysterious maestro Stoupe the Enemy of Mankind. The group has continuously cooked up a witch's brew of sonic decadence comprised of Vinnie's politically-charged firebrand lyricism, a dose of battle rap braggadocio, and Stoupe's punishing production. While most rap producers are content to employ one, perhaps two, repetitious loops, Stoupe continues to redefine the role of rap producer by incorporating upwards of fifty tracks inclusive of samples, live instrumentation, and other such sound effects, effectively pushing the limits of his own signature style while further solidifying his deserved reputation as one of rap's most celebrated composers since Wu-Tang Clan's The RZA. Servants In Heaven, Kings In Hell also serves as a stepping stone in the lyrical maturation of frontman Vinnie Paz, as he strikes a balance between the ferocious battle raps that have become synonymous with Jedi Mind Tricks and much more introspective offerings in the form of tracks like "Razorblade Salvation," a manifesto to struggling with suicidal thoughts. The track features Stoupe's stunning reinterpretation of Sufjan Stevens' "Dumb I Sound" and is hallmarked by a hauntingly beautiful vocal performance by indie rock's Diamond Girl aka Shara Worden, renowned back-up vocalist for Sufjan Stevens as well as frontwoman of My Brightest Diamond. Early critics are drawing rave comparisons to Eminem's "Stan." The lead single, "Heavy Metal Kings" (which has also been made into a dynamic video live and viewable at: www.jedi-mind-tricks.com ), features Vinnie Paz's brother-in-arms, ILL Bill of the now defunct Non- Phixion. Servants In Heaven, Kings In Hell is Jedi Mind Tricks' most mature and diverse offering of their ten year career. Their trademark mosh-pit anthems and battle raps coexist with some of the most intricate and poignant songwriting found in independent music, let alone indie hip- hop, today.
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Agallah - You Already Know
After a decade-long career producing for hip-hop standouts Busta Rhymes, Big Pun and The Diplomats and spawning three albums as one-third of Purple City, Agallah "The Don Bishop" is ready to offer fans his long awaited solo debut, You Already Know. Armed with gritty lyricism and beat assists from elite hit makers , Agallah is set to prove that the numerous obstacles he has his faced including losing a pair of record deals and the passing of his mother and uncle, are only source of motivation to finally showcase his talent. "I did it before Kanye or any of these producers that are out right now claiming they're rappers and producers," explained Agallah via statement. "I've been doing it, I've just never gotten my shot with the right people, I never really got my due." You Already Know features appearances from Ike Eyes , Prodigy of Mobb Deep, Carl Anthony, dead prez , Kool G Rap and Nappy Roots, along with beats from The Alchemist and DJ Premier.
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Words from the Genius
When the Wu-Tang Clan came out of the gate in late 1993, they brought with them a new style, a style that literally changed the rap game just as Dr. Dre had done a year earlier. But even though it seemed like the Wu came from nowhere, they actually had a rather modest beginning. “Words From the Genius” is that beginning. Originally released in 1991 on the mighty Cold Chillin’ label, the album features the Genius, and to a lesser degree RZA (here known as Prince Rakeem). When you consider Cold Chillin's roster in 1991, most notably Big Daddy Kane and Kool G Rap, “Words From the Genius” seems to be a perfect fit. Like those two rappers, the Genius merged bravado with the darkside of street life and delivered his street-smart rhymes with muscle. The album, produced by Easy Mo Bee, was heavily influenced by the wishes of its label Cold Chillin‘, who were eager to make it a commercial success. The album, however, was a commercial disappointment; GZA's experience with Cold Chillin’, combined with a similar ordeal for RZA at Tommy Boy, generated a bitterness towards the music industry that would be expressed lyrically throughout his career, and would ultimately provide the impetus for the Wu-Tang Clan's revolutionary ruthless business strategy. This official Cold Chillin / Traffic Ent. reissue includes two rare bonus cuts: the very dope “Pass the Bone” and the “Words from A Genius (Prince Rakeem Remix)”, both produced by the RZA. Get a hold of this album and see where it all began…
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