Articles Archive for February 2005
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“South African bands seldom perform rap shows to sold-out crowds in Toronto, but after packing houses for eight straight nights throughout southern Ontario, the African Way Tour filled the Revival club on the first Friday of February.” Check out the rest here.
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One of the finer characteristics of this game we call Hip Hop, is its instinctual lean toward self-preservation. No matter how saturated the airwaves may be, there is always a new movement brewing under the surface. In 2005, that movement is being ushered in by In Ya Ear recording Artists Crhyme Fam. Read on for details and audio…
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After several years of diligent recording and performing, lyrical crew Crhyme Fam is breathing fresh life into the Hip Hop dynasty born from the notorious Queensbridge area of New York. Crhyme Fam personifies the gritty passion that put Queens on the map for millions, offering classic appeal to the delight of ardent Hip Hop listeners…
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Catch Basemental Platform, Soulah System, Witchcraft, DJ Brimstone and DJ Sistamatic at the Couch & Coffee in Newton from 21h00 on the 25th February 2005. Entrance fee is R20. For enquiries phone 011-487-2717. Download the flyer here.
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The Angolan mc, dj, producer Cavera C. member of Angolan hip-hop group Tribo Sul, and Brigada Salvaterra founder of Allianca camponesa Portuguese word for Farmers Alliance (the working class), a Cape Town based production label, is busy cooking (producing) a worldwide mix-tape called, “A LUTA CONTINUA VOL.1” featuring mc’s from various corners of the world…
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When last did you read a hip-hop magazine that you can say really fed the craving for this hip-hop fetish that we have? The Ave magazine is a printed journal of street escapades from the infamous streets of New York that takes its readers on a global tour giving us the low-down on hip hop and issues that’s reflective in the global community…
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In 2002 Nas reflected, “I make money from what I do, and it’s God’s gift. I didn’t get in the business just to make a million or two billion overnight. There’s nothing wrong with that, but I don’t care. I just love the music and enjoying my life at the same time. I love rap more than being a star in rap.”