Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Slimkid3 & DJ Nu-Mark f/ J-Live - Fade To Black
Exotic Fade Out, Veteran Food, my G!!! - fatherama (hahahahahahahahahahaha!!!)
K-Rino - The Swag Killer / Point #12
ALL I can say is K-Rino is STILL the BEST MFN M.C. that your little bruh them are un-hipz to, familation!!! INDEED!!! Str8 REALISM and a SOLID foundation to what we call Knowledge of Self!!! SALUTE to the MIGHTY brother, K-Rino, my G!!! - fatherama (hahahahahahahahahahaha!!!)
Pastor Troy - Welcome To The Rap Game
PT Cruiser SLAMED the nail on thr head on this joint, familation!!! - fatherama (hahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!)
Game f/ Yo Gotti, 2 Chainz, Soulja Boy & T.I. - Really
Str8 TuffSkin BANG Out!!! Is that a turnt up Game? Oh!!! lol I gotta check it again....LMAO!!! - fatherama (hahahhahahahhahahahaha!!!)
AZ, Havoc, Freeway, & Macie Stewart - A Day In The Life (prod. A-Villa)
The Illustrious line up of All Star players spittin' street reflections!!! Str8 NICERY!!! - fatherama (hahahahahahahahaha!!!)
"A Day In The Life" appears on A-Villa's debut LP, Carry On Tradition.
Carry On Tradition will be released on 11/4 via Closed Sessions & also features Killer Mike, Lil' Fame, Action Bronson, Big K.R.I.T., Roc Marciano, N.O.R.E., Fashawn, Freddie Gibbs, Kool G Rap & many more...
About "A Day In The Life"
"When I originally made the beat, it was just a main melody loop of strings and keys with some programmed drums over it. Sonically, I was inspired by Raekwon & Ghostface's song "Heaven & Hell", but I wanted to make it an introspective record about a hustler's come up from the street life to the rap game. And as time passed, I kept going back to the beat and adding more elements. I chopped the melody up more, I played live drums over it, and I wrote a hook that I felt required a female vocalist. So I reached out to the best female vocalist I knew, Macie Stewart, formerly of the popular group Kids These Days. She came to the studio, re-worked the hook, and added some beautiful harmonies throughout. I then sent the beat to AZ, who I knew would set off the track in a classic way. He rapped from the perspective of a hustler that survived the game, did it his way, and is now living the good life. That same approach and theme continued on with Havoc of Mobb Deep and Freeway, both of whom added their own personal narrative to a day in the life of a hustler. Lastly, I orchestrated even more live instrumentation into the track with Graham Burris playing some bass guitar and some live horns at the end by Nico "Donnie Trumpet" Segal, also formerly of the group Kids These Days. Overall, the song has an epic and triumphant feel to it. I'm very happy with the way it came out. It's one of my favorite songs on my album and I hope everyone enjoys it.”
-A-Villa
check the descript:
Carry On Tradition will be released on 11/4 via Closed Sessions & also features Killer Mike, Lil' Fame, Action Bronson, Big K.R.I.T., Roc Marciano, N.O.R.E., Fashawn, Freddie Gibbs, Kool G Rap & many more...
About "A Day In The Life"
"When I originally made the beat, it was just a main melody loop of strings and keys with some programmed drums over it. Sonically, I was inspired by Raekwon & Ghostface's song "Heaven & Hell", but I wanted to make it an introspective record about a hustler's come up from the street life to the rap game. And as time passed, I kept going back to the beat and adding more elements. I chopped the melody up more, I played live drums over it, and I wrote a hook that I felt required a female vocalist. So I reached out to the best female vocalist I knew, Macie Stewart, formerly of the popular group Kids These Days. She came to the studio, re-worked the hook, and added some beautiful harmonies throughout. I then sent the beat to AZ, who I knew would set off the track in a classic way. He rapped from the perspective of a hustler that survived the game, did it his way, and is now living the good life. That same approach and theme continued on with Havoc of Mobb Deep and Freeway, both of whom added their own personal narrative to a day in the life of a hustler. Lastly, I orchestrated even more live instrumentation into the track with Graham Burris playing some bass guitar and some live horns at the end by Nico "Donnie Trumpet" Segal, also formerly of the group Kids These Days. Overall, the song has an epic and triumphant feel to it. I'm very happy with the way it came out. It's one of my favorite songs on my album and I hope everyone enjoys it.”
-A-Villa
MURDA MOOK - Special Kind Of Me
MEAN wid the Harlem lingo, my G!!! Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!! DUMP Sharp!!! - fatherama (hahahahahahahahahaha!!!)
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Champagne Chu f/ Devine Carama and Deacon (of Cunninlynguists) - Hands Up
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!!! YES!!!! THIS is that uncut REALISM!!! SALUTE to our KY comrades for givin' that TRUE FOOD to the people!!! Plus the Uptown Anthem flip is CRAZY, familation!!! #MikeBrown - fatherama (hahahahahahahahahah!!!)
Kendrick Lamar - i
A cup of FRESH, Uptempo, Kendrick juice on deck!!! WORD!!! - fatherama (hahahahahahahahaahahaha!!!)
Monday, September 22, 2014
DJ Premier's Live From HeadQCourterz (07/25/2014)
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeh!!! YOU know our FAVORITE Hip Hop show, my G!!! DIGGUMZ!!! - fatherama (hahahahahahahahahahah!!!)
THEME MUSIC: Jay Electronica - Victory is In My Clutches
What my brother, Jay Electronica, said, God!!! WORD!!! Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeh!!! - fatherama (hahahahahahahahahahaha!!!)
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| Common, Jay Electronica, Vince Staples |
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| Father Jah & Jay Electronica |
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