Ce soir à l'émission,
Pas d'entrevue et de chroniques à pu finir, juste du bon beat. On vous présente Afro Classics, Jern Eye (Lunar Heights), D. Black, Fefe et la Fanfare en pétard. Coté moins underground, on vous fait écouter Royce da 5'9, Foreign Beggars, Camp Lo, Guilty Simpson, Mac Lethal, Killah Priest et Cormega. Si on a le temps, on ajoutera un peu de shit old school...
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Album de la semaine: Fashawn - Boy Meets World (Review à venir...)
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Just a few weeks ago, I had no idea who was Fashawn... And now he's got one of the best hip hop joints of the year. I love hip hop when it surprises me like that, finally some impressive young blood to take over the washed up veterans. Well Fashawn is not the only who deserve props here, he's pretty much getting a buzz only because Exile is producing the entire album. Yep just like he did with Blu 2 years ago, Exile is once again bringing up some "new" cat in the game and giving him a cohesive set of beats. One thing that I'm loving about Exile is that his projects are pretty different, the beats here don't sound like "Below the Heavens" much and it's also quite different from his solo instrumental project "Radio". Versatility is often underrated aspect of producers, I really like when they can do various types of things and not always repeat the same formula. Not that Exile is particularly innovative here, he pretty much gave Fashawn some very basic hip hop beats for Fashawn to lay his stories on, but they are of very high quality and have a very cohesive sound throughout the album. On to Fashawn he might be new but he shows incredible potential on this first album, he's got some pretty nice skills but it's really what he says that makes him great. The concept of the album is pretty much about growing up and becoming a man, and well that's what Fashawn mostly raps about and he makes quite interesting. There's a strong soulful feeling to it all, it's just easy to feel what he's rapping about and get into his reality. Of course cats are gonna compare him to Blu since there's the connection with Exile, but I feel that both MC's are different and each one really got their own style (but then again I would recommend this to the fans of Blu & Exile). Overall this is a very great complete album, absolutely awesome from front to back (and what a closer!), definitely creeps up unexpectedly in the best hip hop joints of 2009 and really deserves all the props that it's getting.
Pas d'entrevue et de chroniques à pu finir, juste du bon beat. On vous présente Afro Classics, Jern Eye (Lunar Heights), D. Black, Fefe et la Fanfare en pétard. Coté moins underground, on vous fait écouter Royce da 5'9, Foreign Beggars, Camp Lo, Guilty Simpson, Mac Lethal, Killah Priest et Cormega. Si on a le temps, on ajoutera un peu de shit old school...
Download le show ici!
Album de la semaine: Fashawn - Boy Meets World (Review à venir...)
@@@@
Just a few weeks ago, I had no idea who was Fashawn... And now he's got one of the best hip hop joints of the year. I love hip hop when it surprises me like that, finally some impressive young blood to take over the washed up veterans. Well Fashawn is not the only who deserve props here, he's pretty much getting a buzz only because Exile is producing the entire album. Yep just like he did with Blu 2 years ago, Exile is once again bringing up some "new" cat in the game and giving him a cohesive set of beats. One thing that I'm loving about Exile is that his projects are pretty different, the beats here don't sound like "Below the Heavens" much and it's also quite different from his solo instrumental project "Radio". Versatility is often underrated aspect of producers, I really like when they can do various types of things and not always repeat the same formula. Not that Exile is particularly innovative here, he pretty much gave Fashawn some very basic hip hop beats for Fashawn to lay his stories on, but they are of very high quality and have a very cohesive sound throughout the album. On to Fashawn he might be new but he shows incredible potential on this first album, he's got some pretty nice skills but it's really what he says that makes him great. The concept of the album is pretty much about growing up and becoming a man, and well that's what Fashawn mostly raps about and he makes quite interesting. There's a strong soulful feeling to it all, it's just easy to feel what he's rapping about and get into his reality. Of course cats are gonna compare him to Blu since there's the connection with Exile, but I feel that both MC's are different and each one really got their own style (but then again I would recommend this to the fans of Blu & Exile). Overall this is a very great complete album, absolutely awesome from front to back (and what a closer!), definitely creeps up unexpectedly in the best hip hop joints of 2009 and really deserves all the props that it's getting.
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Royce da 59 Dinner time ft Busta Rhymes Street Hop
Jern Eye So and so ft Guilty Simpson Vision
Guilty Simpson Coroners Music Single
Foreign Beggars Prove it ft Guilty Simpson United Colors of Beggatron
Killah Priest Sword Clan Elizabeth
Fashawn Freedom Boy meets World
Cormega Make it clear Born and raised
Afro Classics Rap Fanatic Classic Rock
Camp Lo Uptown (Remix) Another Heist
La fanfare en pétard Crame la meche Crame la mèche
Fefe Jeune à la retraite Jeune à la retraite
D. Black Yah have Mercy Allyah
Snowgoons King Kong ft Reef the lost Cauze, Young de The trojan Horse
Stat Quo In California Great Depression
Ice Cube Wicked The predator
Mac Lethal Stir Crazy Love Potion 5 Deluxe Edition
Raekwon New Wu ft Meth, Ghostface Only built 4 Cuban Linx II
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