There's no shortage of early Wu-Tang mic moments due to their consistent grind as indie artists during their breakthrough. Hear the hunger of this legendary group as they bless the mic during a visit to The Drum Show radio. This tape comes courtesy of Kurlee Daddee who has plenty of classic Hip Hop radio moments in the stash. Curtis Illustration reimagines the Wu-Tang logo using a combination of design and color that conveys the darkness, aggression and Asian historic influence of the group.
"Pocket Change 2: Mad Currency," by Drummer Nate Smith
Explore the rhythmic genius of Nate Smith with "Pocket Change 2: Mad Currency," a cutting-edge album and drum loop pack tailored for music producers and songwriters. Uncover a world of unparalleled beats, meticulously designed to breathe life into your compositions. This pack not only offers an exclusive insight into Nate Smith's signature style but also provides an invaluable resource for producers who seek and use drum break sounds and loops in their productions.
The drum loops in "Mad Currency" are a testament to precision, presented in crystal-clear 24-bit 48 kHz resolution for an audio quality that sets new standards. Whether you're navigating Logic, Ableton, Pro Tools, or an Akai MPC, the versatility of these loops ensures effortless integration into any DAW or sampler. As an added bonus, the pack includes full-length album tracks, expanding your creative possibilities and offering a comprehensive library of Nate Smith's extraordinary drumming.
For music producers who rely on drum breaks to infuse character and punch into their tracks, "Pocket Change 2: Mad Currency" is a must-hear. The infectious grooves and rhythmic mastery showcased in this pack provide a rich palette for crafting compelling compositions. Elevate your music production experience, draw inspiration from Nate Smith's unparalleled talent, and propel your creativity to new heights with "Pocket Change 2: Mad Currency." Your next hit awaits, fueled by the extraordinary beats of Nate Smith.
Below, Keenan introduces himself and his research work on the Medieval/Dark Age period of Europe as he kicks it with Public Enemy's Professor Griff. As these sharp minds interact, witness an in-depth look into a unique period of world history.
Above, Dracula aka Bill Bellamy introduces Positive K on a '93 episode of Club MTV. Positive joins his DJ and some lovely ladies for an excellent live remix performance of "Carhoppers".
Let the daisy age begin as the soulful Hip Hop trio of Plug One, Plug Two and Mase drop a certified collectors item for Record Store Day. This special boxset release of De La Soul’s 3 Feet High and Rising includes twelve 7” custom singles pressed on splatter vinyl and housed in custom sleeves, housed in a box that includes a 7” pinup and a double-sided 7” slipmat, and is available first at record stores as part of RSD Black Friday. " This reissue of De La's debut also is expanded with a few bonus songs.
Below, De La Soul demonstrate the element of fun in Hip Hop as they rock the stage in Finland for the year of '89. This set includes live remixes for some of the songs on their classic debut.
Revisit The Mobb at their most infamous as they visit Hot 97 and WNYU radio during the promo run for their 5th album. Havoc and Prodigy bring "Infamy" to the New York City airwaves in these two recordings made straight from my tape deck. One is a chat with Angie Martinez and the other Capital P takes a moment to rhyme over one of M.O.P.'s most infamous beats.
The 20th Anniversary 2xLP colored vinyl reissue of "Infamy" now available here at eBay.
Muhsinah's knack to convey love in song combined with the upbeat groove of Kaidi is something that's sure to resonate within your heart. So press play and enjoy a moment in music that is nothing less than Special. Below, Kaidi Kat lends his electrifying rhythm to Trian Kayhatu's "Act III".
In a radio interview with DJ Mecca, Prince Rakeem becomes The RZA and gets prepared to release a major force of Hip Hop upon the world. Check out the wisdom of the Wu-Tang Clan leader as he shares his philosophy behind slang, The Wu-Tang Clan and more.
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