Sunday, December 21, 2008
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Kanye West - Heartless x Pinocchio Story
KANYE WEST Z100 JINGLE BALL 2008 HEARTLESS 12/12/08 NEW YORK CITY MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgL13tGVbmA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgL13tGVbmA
Friday, December 5, 2008
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Monday, December 1, 2008
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Monday, November 24, 2008
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Monday, November 10, 2008
Friday, November 7, 2008
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Monday, November 3, 2008
Friday, October 31, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Monday, October 27, 2008
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
MIMS & Joell Ortiz A-List Radio Freestyle* I SAID IT FROM THE GO * JOELL IS THE TRUTH
MIMS & Joell Ortiz A-List Radio Freestyle
SHOUTS TO DJ ENUFF + ALIST
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFygHzpcFKw
SHOUTS TO DJ ENUFF + ALIST
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFygHzpcFKw
Monday, October 20, 2008
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Friday, October 17, 2008
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Monday, October 13, 2008
Friday, October 10, 2008
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
CLINTON SPARKS x T.I. INTERVIEW * JIM JONES REPLY
CHECK THE LINK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPymAXFYeO8
SHOUTS TO CLINTON SPARKS..... ITS SMASHHHH TIME!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPymAXFYeO8
SHOUTS TO CLINTON SPARKS..... ITS SMASHHHH TIME!!!
Monday, October 6, 2008
OCT. 11TH R&B SUPER GROUP 112 LIVE + DJ REY-MO @ ABYSS
OCT. 11TH R&B SUPER GROUP 112 LIVE + DJ REY-MO @ ABYSS
OCT. 18TH TOM STEPHAN AKA SUPERCHUMBO @ *SESSIONS : CD RELEASE PARTY
OCT. 18TH TOM STEPHAN AKA SUPERCHUMBO @ *SESSIONS : CD RELEASE PARTY
Friday, October 3, 2008
MUST SEE VIDEO! SMASH BROTHERS DJ DAVID S. + DJ MIKE BUGOUT WILDLIFE WEDNESDAYS UNDERWEAR PARTY
SMASH BROTHERS DJ DAVID S. + DJ MIKE BUGOUT WILDLIFE WEDNESDAYS UNDERWEAR PARTY @ DEKO LOUNGE, NJ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guheCNqCJfI
WWW.DEKOLOUNGE.COM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guheCNqCJfI
WWW.DEKOLOUNGE.COM
JIM JONES "SWAGGER LIKE US" COMING SOON
CAN'T WAIT TO HEAR THIS ONE....
JIM JONES FEED BACK ON HOV + T.I.
STRAIGHT FROM COMPLEX
Complex: You and Juelz are all about that swag-splashing. How do you feel about not being included on “Swagger Like Us”?
Jim Jones: I think it was deliberate. I really do think it was deliberate; maybe in my sick twisted mind I’m a little crazy. People know who set the precedent as far as fashion in this industry and people know who damn near changed the world as far as fashion. You look at people, they went from the urban world of clothing, back when Rocawear and Sean John was cool. And then in the past 5 years I stepped in and gave them a taste of what rock and roll looks like from my side. I guess people would say from an urban side, and it seemed to catch on like wildfire, to the point that people was going to stores and asking for that Jim Jones look. Me and Juelz had Chink do our own beat, I have Weezy’s verse in my inbox right now and we kept the hook of that song because it was a sample. So we’re going to put that as a bonus track on the album, and put it to the streets. “No one on the corner got swag like you we don’t Rocawear that’s for fags like you.” [Laughs.]
Complex: Ahhh…
Jim Jones: And look at the Vibe cover. Tell me who Jay-Z looks like in there? Did you see the picture of him? With the Louis Vuitton scarf and all that. Who did that resemble? You can say it. But he did it wrong; he had a Gucci belt with a Louis Vuitton scarf. Who does that? You smell me? That’s like wearing one Nike and one Puma; how you going to get away with that? But I didn’t take the song as a shot, because I don’t feel like none [besides Weezy] of them possess any swag.
Complex: What about T.I?
Jim Jones: I don’t feel like he possesses any swag. Not like that. It’s fabricated. They’re watching other people, then they try and do it. You know people that dress like T.I.? You know people that go out and say let me get a T.I. outfit or do you know people who say “yo, you’re looking like Jim Jones?” Which one? Lemme hear it! When the bitches want to fuck you and the niggas want be like you, who got the swag? Niggas with money and fame always going to look like they doing something ’cause they got the camera in front of them. But the cool dudes always stick out no matter where they at.
SHOUTS TO THE COMPLEX
JIM JONES FEED BACK ON HOV + T.I.
STRAIGHT FROM COMPLEX
Complex: You and Juelz are all about that swag-splashing. How do you feel about not being included on “Swagger Like Us”?
Jim Jones: I think it was deliberate. I really do think it was deliberate; maybe in my sick twisted mind I’m a little crazy. People know who set the precedent as far as fashion in this industry and people know who damn near changed the world as far as fashion. You look at people, they went from the urban world of clothing, back when Rocawear and Sean John was cool. And then in the past 5 years I stepped in and gave them a taste of what rock and roll looks like from my side. I guess people would say from an urban side, and it seemed to catch on like wildfire, to the point that people was going to stores and asking for that Jim Jones look. Me and Juelz had Chink do our own beat, I have Weezy’s verse in my inbox right now and we kept the hook of that song because it was a sample. So we’re going to put that as a bonus track on the album, and put it to the streets. “No one on the corner got swag like you we don’t Rocawear that’s for fags like you.” [Laughs.]
Complex: Ahhh…
Jim Jones: And look at the Vibe cover. Tell me who Jay-Z looks like in there? Did you see the picture of him? With the Louis Vuitton scarf and all that. Who did that resemble? You can say it. But he did it wrong; he had a Gucci belt with a Louis Vuitton scarf. Who does that? You smell me? That’s like wearing one Nike and one Puma; how you going to get away with that? But I didn’t take the song as a shot, because I don’t feel like none [besides Weezy] of them possess any swag.
Complex: What about T.I?
Jim Jones: I don’t feel like he possesses any swag. Not like that. It’s fabricated. They’re watching other people, then they try and do it. You know people that dress like T.I.? You know people that go out and say let me get a T.I. outfit or do you know people who say “yo, you’re looking like Jim Jones?” Which one? Lemme hear it! When the bitches want to fuck you and the niggas want be like you, who got the swag? Niggas with money and fame always going to look like they doing something ’cause they got the camera in front of them. But the cool dudes always stick out no matter where they at.
SHOUTS TO THE COMPLEX
Thursday, October 2, 2008
JAY Z TALKING BABY TALK... CAN IT BE
JAY-Z JUST RECEIVED AN AWARD FOR THE UN GLOBAL LEADERSHIP AWARDS EVENT FOR HELPING THE KIDS IN AFRICA.
WORD IS THAT A REPORTER ASKED HOV IF THAT WORKING WITH ALL THE CHILDREN MADE HIM THINK OF HAVING HIS OWN WITH BEYONCE...HIS REPLY
“Most people I guess dream of having a family some day, so I’m just a regular American boy.”
WORD IS THAT A REPORTER ASKED HOV IF THAT WORKING WITH ALL THE CHILDREN MADE HIM THINK OF HAVING HIS OWN WITH BEYONCE...HIS REPLY
“Most people I guess dream of having a family some day, so I’m just a regular American boy.”
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
NEW D.I.T.C. TRACK OFF THE MOVEMENT ALBUM COMING IN NOVEMBER
HARD HIT .... ITS ALL NOT THE SAME WITHOUT BIG L
http://www.zshare.net/audio/1940722988961d9c/
http://www.zshare.net/audio/1940722988961d9c/
ATTENTION ALL TRUE HOUSE MUSIC FANS * LITTLE LOUIE VEGA @ DEKO LOUNGE OCT. 4TH
OCT. 4TH LITTLE LOUIE VEGA @ DEKO LOUNGE *SESSIONS
Deko Lounge & Vega Records present VEGA SESSIONS IIMusic by Grammy Award Winning DJ/Producer MAESTRO "LITTLE LOUIE" VEGA (Roots NYC) Special Live Performances By Anane(Tommy Boy Records/Vega Records) Singing her hits "Bem Mai Mi" "Shake It" "Walking On Thin Ice" Johnny Dangerously(Vega Records/Foremost Poets) Singin his hits "New York City" "Beat That &*%* with a bat" Ladies Free Till 11PM
www.vegarecords.net
www.myspace.com/djlouievega
YOUTUBE
1.www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GMpVR33zS0
2.www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvC0FyXLKWU
In 1985, Vega began his first nightclub residency at Devil’s Nest, in the Bronx, Roseland, Studio 54 and thePalladium. Vega’s style reflected his eclectic upbringing: his DJ sets included everything from Latin music to hip-hop to British new wave. But towards the end of the decade, Vega became disenchanted with the club scene’sincreasing musical segregation. “People’s minds were starting to think in terms of categories,” Vega remembers.
Luckily, at the very same time Vega saw clubland’s creative lights dimming a bit, his soon-to-be production partner Kenny “Dope” Gonzalez was throwing wildly eclectic mobile parties in his Brooklyn neighborhood and cobbling together productions under the “Masters At Work” moniker. By 1987, the Masters At Work name attracted so much attention that Todd Terry borrowed their name-and their style-for the New York house classic “Alright, Alright.”
Terry, in turn, introduced Gonzalez to Vega and the two found an immediate kinship. Masters At Work productions soon began to take off. Innovative house remixes for the likes of Tito Puente, Saint Etienne and even Debbie Gibson quickly put the duo at the top of the underground dance music heap. And Vega’s influential “Underground Network” party at Sound Factory Bar in New York created the template for many a soulful house party to come including “Body & Soul” and yielded house music anthems like Barbara Tucker’s “Beautiful People” and River Ocean featuring India’s “Love & Happiness”. Yet Vega and Gonzalez were still restless, so they created a new project called Nuyorican Soul. With its jazzy horn blasts, ambient soundscapes and wildly arrhythmic percussion, Nuyorican Soul’s first single “Nervous Track” pushed the boundaries of dance music even further. The Nuyorican Soul album, released in 1997, was even more innovative, bringing together gospel divas like Jocelyn Brown, latin soulstress India, hip -hop DJ Jazzy Jeff and soul legends like Roy Ayers under one roof. Like Daft Punk’s Homework, Blaze’s Ten Years After, or Roni Size’s New Forms, the album permanently altered the course of dance music. Louie Vega has now embarked on his most ambitious musical journey yet, with his explosive upcoming full-length solo project, Elements of Life. Featuring such artists as Anané, Raul Midon, Domingo Quinones, Albert ‘Sterling’ Menendez, Dimitri From Paris, and many more, Vega has broken ground, yet again, in this gorgeous musical collage of languages, cultures, and ideas, with no borders or inhibitions.
Deko Lounge & Vega Records present VEGA SESSIONS IIMusic by Grammy Award Winning DJ/Producer MAESTRO "LITTLE LOUIE" VEGA (Roots NYC) Special Live Performances By Anane(Tommy Boy Records/Vega Records) Singing her hits "Bem Mai Mi" "Shake It" "Walking On Thin Ice" Johnny Dangerously(Vega Records/Foremost Poets) Singin his hits "New York City" "Beat That &*%* with a bat" Ladies Free Till 11PM
www.vegarecords.net
www.myspace.com/djlouievega
YOUTUBE
1.www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GMpVR33zS0
2.www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvC0FyXLKWU
In 1985, Vega began his first nightclub residency at Devil’s Nest, in the Bronx, Roseland, Studio 54 and thePalladium. Vega’s style reflected his eclectic upbringing: his DJ sets included everything from Latin music to hip-hop to British new wave. But towards the end of the decade, Vega became disenchanted with the club scene’sincreasing musical segregation. “People’s minds were starting to think in terms of categories,” Vega remembers.
Luckily, at the very same time Vega saw clubland’s creative lights dimming a bit, his soon-to-be production partner Kenny “Dope” Gonzalez was throwing wildly eclectic mobile parties in his Brooklyn neighborhood and cobbling together productions under the “Masters At Work” moniker. By 1987, the Masters At Work name attracted so much attention that Todd Terry borrowed their name-and their style-for the New York house classic “Alright, Alright.”
Terry, in turn, introduced Gonzalez to Vega and the two found an immediate kinship. Masters At Work productions soon began to take off. Innovative house remixes for the likes of Tito Puente, Saint Etienne and even Debbie Gibson quickly put the duo at the top of the underground dance music heap. And Vega’s influential “Underground Network” party at Sound Factory Bar in New York created the template for many a soulful house party to come including “Body & Soul” and yielded house music anthems like Barbara Tucker’s “Beautiful People” and River Ocean featuring India’s “Love & Happiness”. Yet Vega and Gonzalez were still restless, so they created a new project called Nuyorican Soul. With its jazzy horn blasts, ambient soundscapes and wildly arrhythmic percussion, Nuyorican Soul’s first single “Nervous Track” pushed the boundaries of dance music even further. The Nuyorican Soul album, released in 1997, was even more innovative, bringing together gospel divas like Jocelyn Brown, latin soulstress India, hip -hop DJ Jazzy Jeff and soul legends like Roy Ayers under one roof. Like Daft Punk’s Homework, Blaze’s Ten Years After, or Roni Size’s New Forms, the album permanently altered the course of dance music. Louie Vega has now embarked on his most ambitious musical journey yet, with his explosive upcoming full-length solo project, Elements of Life. Featuring such artists as Anané, Raul Midon, Domingo Quinones, Albert ‘Sterling’ Menendez, Dimitri From Paris, and many more, Vega has broken ground, yet again, in this gorgeous musical collage of languages, cultures, and ideas, with no borders or inhibitions.
NEW SMASH BROTHERS CD DOWNLOAD: *DJ DAVID S. + DJ MIKE BUGOUT /// CLICK THE LINK FOR BEATS *
1. The Ride - LDW Mix
http://www.zippyshare.com/v/67585518/file.html
2. Mutation - LDW Afterhours CD
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/59123777/file.html
3. https://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=batch_download&batch_id=Q01IZGVldzhuSlN4dnc9PQ
4. Afterhours**dirty techy filthy beats--Tech House/Proggy beats**http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/83683946/file.html
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