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Brooklyn emcee/producer Saga has dropped a new track this morning (first posted by PaperChaserDotCom) entitled “Cold Phrases.” Featuring Krondon (Strong Arm Steady) and a slappin’ instrumental by DJ Skizz. It’s that raw but conscious boom-bap that defined NY hip-hop in the golden era.

This is the first leak from Saga’s new Six Demon Bag EP to drop on January 21st. Like his one-two release punch last year (The Hagler EP and the Agassi LP respectively) he views the forthcoming Six Demon Bag EP as an appetizer of straight beats n rhyming as a predecessor for his next full length to drop in the coming months. However, within that is quality content including production from himself as well as Marco Polo (Eto, Styles P), DJ Skizz (Conway, Marlon Craft) and Tone Spliff (Ruste Juxx, King Magnetic).

Besides Krondon, King Magnetic guests to add some lyrical heat as well.


With a lengthy history in the game, Saga’s 2015 debut full-length Out Of The Shadows was with Producer Marco Polo (Masta Ace, Torae). He has appeared on tracks with such notables as Freddie Gibbs, Roc Marciano and Blu. He also toured Europe several times with such artists as Fashawn, Exile and Asher Roth.

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Harlem, New York rapper Smoke Dza is back with a new project titled "A Closed Mouth Don't Get Fed." Features include Westside Gunn, Dave East, Nym Lo, T-Pain, Flipp Dinero, Tish Hyman, Phil Ade, Wale and more.

"A Closed Mouth Don't Get Fed" is available now on all streaming platforms:

https://music.apple.com/us/album/a-closed-mouth-dont-get-fed/1498298148

https://open.spotify.com/album/1kyR9j2Cxns6PtSfkGqUp5

Vinyl copes available here: https://kushgod.bandcamp.com/album/a-closed-mouth-dont-get-fed

Tracklist

1. Morse Code (feat. Westside Gunn)
2. Praying For My Soul (feat. Flipp Dinero)
3. Dark Web (feat. T-Pain)
4. Bounce
5. Brick On My Neck
6. Rules (feat. Tish Hyman)
7. 96 Knicks (feat. Dave East)
8. Frankie Carbone (feat. Nym Lo)
9. Get You Sum (feat. Buddy)
10. Fiscal Thoughts (feat. Wale, Phil Ade)

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Asher Roth realeases an official music video for "Turnip The Beet." The track was originally released last summer. The clip was directed by Rik Cordero

Free Download: http://bit.ly/TurnipDL

Producer: Rasheed Young, Ryan Biazon
Production Company: Three/21 Media

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Check out Talent Couture's latest "Roth IRA," which was produced by Stereo Symphony off of Talent's aNewLight project dropping April 2012

Shot & Directed by Philly Flyboy

 

 

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CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD/STREAM THIS MIXTAPE FOR FREE!

TRACK LIST:

01. Asher Roth & Nottz - Run It Back
02. Young Chris - Philly Shit (Remix)
03. Saigon - It's Cold
04. Asher Roth & Nottz - Break Bread
05. Cory Gunz - Six Foot Seven Foot
06. Whitefolkz - All I Know feat Tone Trump
07. Lupe Fiasco, Asher Roth, BOB, Charles Hamilton, Diggy & The Kool Kids - I'm Beaming (Remix)
08. Mikkey Halsted ft. Bun B, Killer Mike, Crooked I, Chip Tha Ripper, Mistah FAB & Gillie Da Kid - Runnin My City
09. iLLA - Tongues Freestyle
10. B.O.B, Asher Roth & Wiz Khalifa - Fuck The Money (Remix)
11. Pony Boi - Crazy but she like
12. Dirt Dolla Feat. T. Loc - Diamonds In The Sky
13. K-Dawg, Wauta & Lucky (Low Rent Records) - We Keep It Real Yall (WautaWorld)
14. Ole-E - I Bet She's Freaky feat. Zay
15. Tron - Oh My God
16. Q Machette - Whatever Man Feat. Young Dro
17. Staccz - I Was Lookin
18. iLLA - Better
19. Tha SB - Who Dat
20. HardCastle - Anthem Feat. Showtyme
21. Ms Drama Ganza - Wave'm For Me
22. PovertyMan - Rap Cliche
23. L.C - Step On It
24. Deathwish - Vs Castlevania
25. Audio-ology - Pretty Girls

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Wu Tang Clan's RZA is set to bring his kung flu flick The Man With The Iron Fist to the big screen. He has been working on the project for the last five years with Eli Roth and director Quentin Tarantino. It obviously pays to have friends in high places, because superstar actor Russell Crowe has signed on to play a role alongside RZA in the flick, which will be directed by RZA himself, according to E!. "I won't spoil it for you, but Russell's gonna be the baddest man alive. That man is in fighting shape. That man will knock you out," Rza told E! RZA has been building his acting resume over the last several years with roles in American Gangster, Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai, and The Box. He's also worked on soundtracks for Kill Bill, Blade Trinity and Ghost Dog. Universal is backing his latest project with a budget of $20 million. No word yet on a release date. twitter-5d.gif
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Call the RZA hip-hop's foremost alchemist. The self-professed former drug dealer-turned-Grammy-winning rapper-producer has defied all odds to spin not lead into gold, but démodé pop culture and arcane philosophical beliefs into platinum disc upon platinum disc. And now, after spending years under the tutelage of several high-profile filmmakers, including Quentin Tarantino, he's preparing to unleash his unique mash-up sensibility on the big screen, in a project that will be part chop-socky flick, part spaghetti western and all RZA. As founding father of the hard-core Staten Island rap collective Wu-Tang Clan, RZA (pronounced "rizza," given name: Robert Diggs) conflated the spiritual enlightenment found in '70s kung fu movies with racially incendiary teachings from the Five-Percent Nation of Islam, adding to the mix references to Taoism and comic books, numerology and snippets of mafia don movie dialogue, articulating a plaintive yet hard-bitten ghetto cri de coeur. The upshot was an almost unparalleled string of hits that started with the Clan's epochal 1993 debut LP, "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)," and encompasses such releases as Method Man's multiplatinum-selling "Tical," Raekwon the Chef's "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx . . ." (widely regarded as one of hip-hop's greatest albums) and Ol' Dirty Bastard's gold-selling "Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version," another ranking rap classic. But after the Wu's tightly knit fabric started to unravel around 2004, RZA began to focus more on film. In recent years, he has been scoring such movies as "Blade: Trinity" and making cameo appearances in Jim Jarmusch's "Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai" and other films. His encyclopedic knowledge of Hong Kong cinema notwithstanding, the producer didn't have any particular ambition to set moviedom on fire. Until, that is, he got a fateful phone call from then-Miramax Co-Chairman Harvey Weinstein. "Hey RZA, it's Harvey," the RZA recalled, lapsing into a raspy imitation of Weinstein's cigarette-seasoned growl. "I want you to be in my movie. You got a new career now." Since that appearance with Clive Owen in 2005's "Derailed," RZA has built a respectable filmography with small roles in a number of high-profile, big-budget studio movies, among them Judd Apatow's "Funny People" and Ridley Scott's "American Gangster," as well as a turn in "The Hangover" director Todd Phillips' upcoming comedy, "Due Date," and Paul Haggis' "The Next Three Days" -- a role that reunited him with "Gangster" co-star Russell Crowe. "I'm working up in the movie business," RZA said. "Maybe in the movie business, I'm working down. How long are you going to be a celebrity? I like the art. I like how it feels to act." So do such other rappers-turned-actors as LL Cool J, Common, Xzibit, Ludacris, DMX, Ice Cube and even Snoop Dogg. But befitting the producer's magpie ability to glean and repackage cultural stimuli from across the high-low divide, RZA says his acting efforts are in the service of his next career act: a move behind the camera. With no small amount of backup from a cadre of top-flight filmmakers -- including independent cinema luminary Jarmusch and Hong Kong action movie ace John Woo, but most significantly, Tarantino -- the RZA-rector, as he is sometimes known, is now in final preparations for his debut as a writer-director, "The Man With the Iron Fist." And unlike the fates of some musicians' directorial efforts (say, Madonna's "Filth and Wisdom" or Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst's "The Education of Charlie Banks"), RZA's movie industry backers swear he has the right combination of creativity, chutzpah and discipline to achieve liftoff at the box office. Planned as a genre-busting opening salvo to the industry, the movie is being produced by "torture porn" poster boy Eli Roth, the writer-director of such low-cost, high-yield horror films as "Hostel" and "Hostel: Part II."

RZA and Eli Roth (For the time being, though, both filmmakers prefer to remain mum on specific plot points, although Roth allows that "Man With the Iron Fist" should appeal to "an audience that's hungry for kung fu but not grindhouse. Something that's modern, like 'Blade.' ") "RZA is such a creative fountain. The script is great, he's got characters, jokes. What he does with lyrics, he does with dialogue," Roth said. "And he's done such a great mix: spaghetti western, kung fu, modern fighting infused with hip-hop and multiculture. He has this whole comic book universe figured out. I know he's going to make a brilliant film." Of course, none of it would be possible without Tarantino, who godfathered Roth's "Hostel" into production as an executive producer and introduced the filmmaker to RZA. A longtime admirer of Wu-Tang Clan's sonic mélange, with his own deeply felt appreciation for the Shaolin monk movie cannon, Tarantino first hired RZA to create the electro-ambient, quasi-hip-hop score for his two-volume kung fu drama " Kill Bill." But their working relationship didn't end there. Tarantino has allowed the RZA to soak up production know-how on the set of every movie he's done since 2003. Tarantino said he identifies with the hip-hop producer's skill in macromanaging the nine Clan members' unwieldy energies into a cohesive form. "You have to understand that even though they're very different, being a producer on a record is not too different from being a director of film -- especially with something like Wu-Tang Clan," Tarantino said. "All these guys have their different contributions. Everyone has a say. But ultimately, the album is RZA's decision. That's very similar to what a director does. It's a lot like how I was influenced by Phil Spector." Still, RZA says he would not make the move into filmmaking without Tarantino's explicit blessing. "Tarantino is my teacher," RZA said solemnly, echoing -- whether intentionally or not -- the kind of dialogue you'd hear in a martial-arts film. "I've watched hundreds of movies with him and spent hundreds of hours learning craft from him. I'm a disciple of Tarantino." He continued: "When Eli said, 'I want to help you make your movie,' we had to go to Quentin. The teacher. He said, 'You and Eli are ready. You have my blessing.' "

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