So you may have heard “Cappuccino” or “Bang! Bang!” but if you liked them and you haven’t heard the rest of the album I highly suggest it. This duo from New Orleans got a little help opening for Common, and this debut album has gotten some attention, but not as much as I think it […]
Duo made up of Jabari Evans (Naledge) and Michael Aguilar (Double-O) who went to the University of Pennsylvania. They have been signed to Duck Down Records and released two albums in the past two years.
This is a great interview I came across on YouTube featuring DJ Premier, Pete Rock and 9th Wonder, basically 3 of the best producers ever!
I’m not even gonna front, I slept on Blu’s 2007 debut release Below The Heavens (Produced by Exile) for a good year before I heard it. Not having heard this album is a SIN, seriously the rhymes and feel that Blu brings for a debut album are remarkble and reminiscent of NaS on Illmatic. The […]
eMC is a sort of super Hip-Hop Group consisting of ex-Lyricist Lounge staples Punchline & Wordsworth, as well as Masta Ace and his protege, Stricklin. Their debut album “The Show” came out in early 2008 and is a really good album, it progresses through the interesting storyline of them going on tour and the ensuing […]
This is the first of likely more posts to come about a guy who’s a real homie to all Da What writers. Dojah is a local DJ born and raised in the Sco. Some of his biggest accomplishments have included producing LRG’s debut compilation, and scratching on Robin William’s Grammy Award Winning album “Live 2002”. […]
So this is about a month old, but if you haven’t seen it you need to. This is a hilarious clip of Diddy and Busta working with T-pain and Akon on the Arab Money remix. Enjoy.
In the midst of all the great releases of 2008, N’Telligence’s album Black Boy Lost really went under the radar, which is a great shame. N’Telligence is a South Carolina MC, which I hadnt really heard of until he did an interview/album download with Kevinnottingham.com. Interview: Check It. The albums production is really funky and […]
Hip-Hop in its purest form is a grassroots movement, its an expression of the people by the people for the people. I think it’s really important to promote acts that are just up and coming, because otherwise the game becomes stagnant. That being said id like to get some “Da Wh@t” exposure for a local […]
December 30, 2008 by Anu
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