It's good times and music during isolation as Little Brother is the life of the party on a 2020 edition of Let The Record Show TV. Music heads Phonte and Pooh share a piece of their mind as they reminisce on some of their favorite albums and the times of life associated with each. The hosts are equally as knowledgable about music and as a result, it makes for a good conversation.
Below, Phonte collabs on an R&B thumper with The Hamiltones. Money Cant Buy You Love is a melodic mix up of some of NC’s most talented singers, songwriters, and producers.
There's been quite a bit of noise on social media about LB's return album, and even more to enjoy from Tay and Pooh with their interviews. Listen up to one of Hip Hop's most dynamic duos as they entertain and give their insight into many subjects of life on this bonus material from their long-awaited "May The Lord Watch". From serious issues such as death and prioritizing our responsibilities as adults to their hilarious views on video gaming and old school cologne, Phontigallo and Pooh provide real talk like none other.
"Those who can't do, teach. This abused term looks down on those who decide not to always be practitioners. But sometimes the BEST teachers have done a great deal and decide to give back. As Rapper Big Pooh looked towards the future he knew he wanted to reinvent himself but now through someone else. He sits down with Double 0 to explore his future helping others and the return of Little Brother."
Writing rhymes to insight minds North Carolina Hip Hop group Little Brother let their life shine in between the paper's lines on their acclaimed debut album "The Listening". As the little brother of legendary groups such as A Tribe Called Quest & Pete Rock and C.L. Smooth, LB's 2003 introduction continues to hold it's weight in gold thanks to the witty and entertaining rhyme combo of Phonte & Rapper Pooh backed by the soul-drenched chops of 9th Wonder on the boards. Turn this one on and enjoy a fun and down-to-earth portrayal of life as this remarkable Southern trio spread love, shedding some light to this so-called black righteousness in their humble approach to beats and rhymes.
Get the 2017 reissue of Little Brother's "The Listening" on new 2xLP white-colored vinyl + Bonus 7' single here at Juno Records.
When it comes down to it, the enlightening wisdom, uncut truth and comedy kicked by Phonte during the inception of Little Brother holds just as much replay value and substance as their acclaimed early recordings years.
Catch up with The Rap Gigolo back in 2005 as he gears up for the release of LB's 2nd album "The Minstrel Show" and kicks it with a female radio host about a variety of topics related to adult life, morals and society which make 'Te one of the most relatable individuals to the everyday Hip Hop listener.
On "Mood: Soundsational" The Avila Brothers challenge the boundaries of Hip Hop-inspired R&B/Soul songwriting in '05 while being creative and ambitious within the traditional elements of beautiful singing, expression of love and harmony. Joined a number of guests such as Little Brother and the help of other outstanding vocalists, the mood is joyful and inspiring as Avila Brothers experiment with merging a Dilla-inspired thump with soulful songwriting and musical arrangements.
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