Tag Archives: hip hop
The Indie Grinder: 80s Babies and Tall Black Guy
I’ve been away sugarbabies… and I’m sorry. I hope you missed me, because I SOOOO missed you. I promise not to go for long again…but looky look…I’ve got goodies. Here … Continue reading
This is your mind on JAMS
I didn’t even know what the name this post…and I’m laughing as it write this. Just saw the Lil Wayne/Nicki Minaj – Knockout video in the Jam of the Week … Continue reading
Psst…There’s Funk in Here.
Let me put it to you in small succinct groups of words. Room 11. Chicago’s hidden secret. A funk band, with rock tendencies and hip hop roots. I know the … Continue reading
CreativeControl.tv – Ski featuring Mos Def
Sometimes you can catch a glimpse or have a memory of a beautiful moment that re-invigorates your feelings for the thing that you love. What Dame Dash is doing at … Continue reading
mikeflo EPK
From Chicago to Atlanta to the world – mikeflo keeps it RBG. Currently providing tour djing for dead prez; always producing; always emceeing. Are you shopping? Check the EPK and … Continue reading
Gawd, I miss hip hop…
Just the facts…that right there, it’s the ugly truth. You pickin’ up what I’m laying down?
The Indie Grinder: Kazi The Blak
As is everything you’ll see here… it’s raw, it’s real and it’s all about the preservation of the arts in all forms. Dug in the crates to bring you an … Continue reading
Room 11 – The Face It Show
I laughed when I read the name of the show… The Face It Show. You can’t peg this group into one of your little holes… It’s the Funk – Rock … Continue reading
THE INDIE GRINDER: OCTOBER is for hustlers
Yo… I been missing, but IN ACTION. Sorry for not staying up on my blogging, but a sista is moving around – scoping out the markets – popping up in … Continue reading
mikeflo NEW MUSIC – HOMETOWN HERO
mikeflo done dun it again… My family. Hometown Hero. Fresh off kickin’ the real to some unknown knowns at the African Fest last time he was in the CHI. He … Continue reading
DJ House Shoes on Charles Hamilton
Somebody is holding it down… This reminds me of the boundaries that once existed in hip hop. Good to know the streets are safe. Game over.
