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Album Review: Murs & 9th Wonder – Fornever

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SMC: 2010
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Album Review: Sadat X – Wild Cowboys II (2010)

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Rating: 2 out of 5 Potholes
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Album Review: Erykah Badu – New Amerykah Part Two (Return of the Ankh)

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Motown: 2010

Download: Little Brother – “Star” [mp3]

Little Brother Leftback 300x300 Download: Little Brother   Star [mp3]Words by Phonte; This was recorded back in ’05-06 at Young Guru’s crib sometime after the release of Minstrel Show.  This was intended for Leftback as an iTunes bonus track but we just got word today that 9th doesn’t want us to use it for whatever reason, and that’s fine.  In any event, I’m not gonna let anything or anybody stop me from getting music to my fans. Fuck that.

Download: Little Brother – “Star” [Right Click Save-As]

Download: Murs – “3:16 Pt. 2″ prod. 9th Wonder [mp3]

Murs 9th Wonder 300x296 Download: Murs   3:16 Pt. 2 prod. 9th Wonder [mp3]In anticipation of their upcoming 4th album together in 5 years, Murs & 9th Wonder decided to give the fans a freebie that won’t be on Fornever dropping March 30th. Every time I hear Murs & 9th wonder I feel like right back in that Justus League era circa (2002-2006). Creatively these two always bring it. Really looking forward to the new LP, enjoy! [via Nahright]

Download: Murs – “3:16 Pt. 2″ prod. 9th Wonder [Right Click Save-As]

Download: 9th Wonder Presents: 9th Invented The Remix (AGAIN) [Mixtape]

9th Wonder 300x199 Download: 9th Wonder Presents: 9th Invented The Remix (AGAIN) [Mixtape]9th Wonder returns with his second installment of the 9th Invented the Remix (AGAIN). 9th Wonder released his original remix project was back in 2003 after the success of Little Brother’s The Listening. The new mixtape has some notable hip-hop and R&B remixes. Some of the highlights include Little Brother’s – “Not Enough (More)” (9th Wonder STILL Ain’t Enough Remix), Tweet’s – “Turn Da Lights Off” (9th Wonder Oh No You Didn’t Remix) which samples Teddy Pendergrass’ “Turn Off The Lights” remixed with 9th wonder’s drums. Some of the other R&B remixes were a bit underwhelming, but he did remix “Wordplay” by A Tribe Called Quest so there’s still a lot to like on here. Please let us know the what you think. Props to Eskay

Download: 9th Wonder Presents: 9th Invented the Remix (AGAIN)

Hit the jump for the track listing…

Download: David Banner – “Something Is Wrong (Remix)” Feat. Twista, Naledge, Rhymefest, Skooda Chose & Lisa Ivey prod. 9th Wonder [mp3]

Somethings Wrong2 274x300 Download: David Banner   “Something Is Wrong (Remix)” Feat. Twista, Naledge, Rhymefest, Skooda Chose & Lisa Ivey prod. 9th Wonder [mp3]David Banner and 9th Wonder recently dropped their song “Something’s Wrong,” the first track from their upcoming collabo project. The song was dedicated to Derrion Albert, so it’s only fitting that they recruited some of the top emcees from Chi-Town for the remix. Listen as Twista, Naledge, Rhymefest, Skooda Chose, and Lisa Ivey join in on the remix. An anti-Violence rally/video shoot in accordance with the video will be taking place today in Chicago. Props to FSD

Download: David Banner – “Something Is Wrong (Remix)” Feat. Twista, Naledge, Rhymefest, Skooda Chose & Lisa Ivey prod. 9th Wonder [Right Click Save-As]

The Weekly Rundown (Oct 12-19th)

rundown copy The Weekly Rundown (Oct 12 19th)

Welcome to the weekly rundown where we (soulsupreme and Marty) provide you with our top ten headlines for the week that was.

  1. The title-track from the upcoming Michael Jackson documentary: This Is It is released. It sounds like some vintage MJ. The track was originally recorded in the early ’90s and will be featured on a two-disc companion set.
  2. David Banner, 9th Wonder & Twista anti-violence awareness. After writing a column about hip-hop and violence in the urban community, it’s really good to see some activism in the wake of the recent death of Derrion Albert and increasing youth violence in Chicago. Hopefully this will encourage other community organizers to take positive steps against the violence.
  3. New Shafiq Husayn EPK, new album in stores. Shafiq talks about the bubbling music scene in Los Angeles and Stephen “Thundercat” Bruner, the bass player who on his new album we recently reviewed.