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Styles P recently stopped by Shade 45 to visit DJ Kay Slay's Streetsweeper Radio show. While there The Ghost decided to film an in-studio music video for his recent "Lion Pride" freestle.
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Uncle Murda and Diddy Bop recently paid a visit to the Shade 45 studios to chop it up with The Drama King A.K.A. DJ Kay Slay. While there the two hopped on the "No Worries" instrumental and filmed a freestyle.
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Philadelphia Freezer recently stopped by Shade 45 recently to chop it up with DJ Kay Slay. While there he decided to give an in-studio performance of "Jungle."
The Incredible Stro-produced song is the lead single off of Freeway's upcoming fourth solo album titled Diamond In the Ruff, which will be released on November 27th.
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You can pre-order the album now on iTunes.
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Check out the latest track from Dna titled "Black and White" featuring Sour D. The song is off of a project the battle rapper has coming out soon.
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Brooklyn, New York rapper Danse Daimons appeared on Shade 45 recently to chop it up with J. Medina and the Money Team.
While there, Danse spit a freestyle. Peep that below.
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Peter "Kid Chocolate" Quillin is coming off of the biggest win of his boxing career. The 29-year old Michigan native defeated Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam last month to raise his record to 28-0 and claim the WBO Middleweight Championship belt.
Quillin recently visited Shade 45's G-Unit Radio to chop it up with J. Medina and Money Nels about his career defining win and much more.
Quillin explained why he decided to align himself with Golden Boy Promotions, Mike Tyson's co-sign, his training methods, his toughest fight, starting boxing at 15-years old, his jobs before boxing, spits a freestyle and more.
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Philadelphia rapper has been on his grind for a minute and it's starting to pay off. He recently signed a deal with Young Jeezy's CTE World, and now he drops a new in-studio video for the Mike Jerz produced "We Don't Give A F*ck."
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Eminem called into Shade 45 earlier today and chopped it up with DJ Whoo Kid. The two talked about Eminem's recording process, his upcoming album, the Slaughterhouse project, the loss of MCA of the Beastie Boys, Ice-T's the 'Art of Rap' documentary and a lot more.
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Troy Ave just dropped the third installment of his 'Bricks In My Backpack" mixtape series. Check out this in studio performance of "De Facto" off of the project.
You can cop the tape now from Datpiff
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Swizz Beatz was recently an in-studio guest of DJ Whoo Kid's Shade 45 show. During Swizz's visit many of his counterparts like Iggy Azalea, A$AP Rocky and Akon called to check in, but the star of the show was Swizz's son with Alicia Keys, Egypt who took over the mic on several occasions.
Swizz also talked about working with Jay-Z and Kanye West on "Watch the Throne."
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Ca$h Out brought some eye candy with him to the Shade 45 studios to assist him in giving an in studio performance of his hit song "Cashin Out."
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Kid Ink got "Lost in the Sauce" when he visited DJ Whoo Kid's Shade 45 show recently.
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Jadakiss visited DJ Kay Slay's show on Shade 45 recently and to celebrate the release of his new Consignment mixtape he gives an in studio performance of track No. 2 off of the tape.
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Twanée paid a visit to Shade 45 with Ms. Mimi for her first radio interview. She speaks on how she got to be featured on 50 Cent's song "Shooting Guns," sang an acapella tribute to Whitney Houston and more.
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DJ Whoo Kid got a big surprise Saturday [March 31] on his Shade 45 show when former G-Unit member Young Buck called in to chat
They caught up on old times and Buck was very open about his desire to return the G-Unit camp.
"We've made history and I would never consider [there] not being a chance for us to make history again if ever given the opportunity," Buck said about a possible reunion with 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo.
Not sure it would ever happen, but it is an interesting topic.
Did Buck burn his bridges forever with the Unit?
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It's a Taylor Gang thang.
Wiz Khalifa and Juicy J recently visited DJ Kay Slay on his Shade 45 show to chat. While there the duo performed "My Favorite Song (Spendin)."
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All Papoose needs is a mic and a beat to get down to business. The Brooklyn MC visited the Shade 45 show of his good friend DJ Kay Slay recently and dropped an in-studio video for "Guns & Roses."
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In what seems like the plot to a Hollywood movie two Americans are still being held in Angola 45 days after being prevented from leaving following a failed New Year's Eve concert appearance by Nas.
As we previously reported, 51-year old Patrick Allocco, CEO of AllGood Concerts and his 22-year old son, also named Patrick have not been allowed to leave Angola until local promoter Henrique "Riquhino" Miguel is paid back the $315,000 he fronted for the failed concert plus an additional $75,000 in expenses.
Nas and Atlanta rapper Jemiah Jai were paid to perform on New Year's Eve in Angola's capital city of Luanda, but neither boarded a plane to the event.
The Allocco's were apprehended by Miguel's goon's when they tried to take a cab to the airport once they realized Nas, who was paid $300,000 wasn't coming.
Instead of taking them to the airport the taxi driver took them to a supermarket and told them he had someone to meet. Sensing something was wrong the younger Allocco told his dad they should leave according to a new story in the New York Post.
“Dad, this isn’t good,” the son whispered. “Let’s get out of here.”
By the time they hopped out of the cab and tried to get their luggage out of the trunk they were surrounded by 20 of Miguel's men armed with AK-47's.
One of the gunmen reportedly grabbed the younger Allocco and slammed his head on an SUV before shoving both men in the back of a vehicle being driven by Miguel.
“We are going to die,” Allocco’s son said.
The two were taken to a police station and interrogated in Portuguese, which neither of them speak.
“That they’re being held for something that somebody else did is preposterous,” said worried wife and mother Abby Allocco.
Nas has finally returned all of the $300,000 he was advanced, but Jemiah Jai refuses to repay the $15,000 she received.
In the meantime, the Allocco's passports are being held and their money is running out fast. They had $100,000, but $40,000 has been spent on phone calls to the U.S. and other money is being spent simply trying to survive. A hamburger costs $45.
At one point the son was taken by locals to celebrate his pending release, but instead they tied his arms and dragged him through the streets, asking if his dad would pay $10,000 for his release.
He was warned to never leave the hotel again by an employee because he was a target.
The father and son applied for refuge with the U.S. Embassy January 23, but were denied because they were not deemed to be in serious harm.
“We did not find, in this case, that Mr. Allocco met the criteria for refuge. However, we did bring [the son] into the Embassy temporarily,” State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said. “My understanding is we gave him some clothes and some medicine, but we didn’t take him in for refuge."
The Angolan government has also refused to help, leaving these guys in a real bad space.
Alloco told the New York Post his beef is with Nas.
“He put us in real harm, in real possible danger,” Allocco said. “This is the closest thing we came to someone up and running with the money.”
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DJ Kay Slay invited Uncle Murder up to the Shade 45 studios recently for a convo and Mr. East New York promptly dropped an in studio version of "Stay Schemin."
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Jon Connor is on the come up fast. The Michigan rapper is one rap fans should be checking for in 2012 and beyond.
He hit up the Shade 45 studios recently to chop it up with the Drama King, DJ Kay Slay and performed the track "Epic."
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