VIDEO: Pharaohe Monch & Denaun Porter At Allure Sound

January 4, 2009

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Skillz Drops The Wrap-Up 2008

January 2, 2009

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Oddissee Spits In Peter Rosenburgs Living Room

December 30, 2008

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Ron Browz Says Autotune Is Like Sampling

December 29, 2008

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“Arab Money” and “Ether” producer Ron Browz speaks on the popularity of Autotune…

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Domingo Looking For The “Next MC”

December 27, 2008

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Kwame On Making “The Rhythm”

December 26, 2008

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DJ Rob Swift Releasing “As The Technics Spin”

December 15, 2008

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As the Technics Spin is the second DVD release from critically acclaimed DJ Rob Swift (X-ecutioners, Ill Insanity). In this latest installment, Rob examines what it took to create his unique style of DJing.


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Grandmaster Flash Dropping Debut CD in 2009

December 8, 2008

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9th Wonder Has New Radio Show

December 7, 2008

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No Easy Mo Bee On “Notorious” Soundtrack

December 4, 2008

Hiphopdx has reported that unreleased demos from Biggie’s pre-Bad Boy days will be used in the up-coming Notorious biopic. However, producer Easy Mo Bee, who recorded many of Biggie’s early songs including “Party & Bullshit,” as well as a bulk of his debut, Ready to Die, will not be scoring any of the film.

“Mysteriously, the film was wrapped up and didn’t include me,” Mo Bee told The Urban Daily.com. “I had a consultant who was closely in touch with the film and with Bad Boy and for some reason, without any contact, they wrapped up the film and moved on without me. Actually, I’m kind of hurt by it because I’m the initial producer that B.I.G. started with. I’m the building block to the sound of Biggie.”

There is no word at press time as to whether the demos being used were produced by Easy Mo Bee.

Check back to Nodfactor.com for a feature interview with the legendary producer where he discusses producing Biggie classics with Chuck Thompson and early tracks for The RZA.

- Jerry L. Barrow

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