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Song of the week 1-24-12

Wordspit the Illest is a good friend of mine straight out of Brooklyn.

If you’ve heard him, you’ve felt him! WordSpit was born and bred in East New York, Brooklyn to a young mother and a hustling musician for a father. With humble beginnings as his inspiration, WordSpit realized his gift for lyrics in the third grade and has been honing his craft ever since. Having been dubbed “WordSpit” by his brother, he set out to ensure that the verses that flew from his lips were nothing short of potent. From corners to lunchrooms, from Youtube to your television set, WordSpit’s word play has become an inescapable force that one can’t help but succumb to. Having Cannibus, Nas, and Rakim as influences, combined with an energetic and charismatic stage presence, WordSpit is the representation of everything that has been great about hip-hop in the past and takes it to the next level.

 

Check it out!

 

Wordspit The Illest – Chop Suey

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Song of the Week 1-16-12

30 Seconds To Mars is an amazing band as far as raw talent goes.  I chose this weeks song for multiple reasons, its acoustic, it’s live and it’s a U2 cover.  What more could you ask for?!

30 Seconds to Mars – Where the Streets have no names (Unplugged)

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Echoes Of Silence

Featured Artist 1-9-12

 

I’ve been jamming The Weeknd for a while now, well since he dropped his first mixtape/EP in the fall.
Classifying The Weeknd as RnB is wrong, i should be slapped for doing so, he blends together every feeling that goes with love, anger, sadness, regret, and most of all euphoria.  Every song has this grimy undertone that just screams “dirty love making music”.  I warn you now, you may want to shower after listening to any of his songs.

I chose this weeks song due to it being a Michael Jackson cover of “Dirty Diana”, Check it out below!

The Weeknd also has three albums available for download for FREE via his website!

 

The Weeknd – D.D (Dirty Diana)

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