For the first time since 2009, the legendary Pharoahe Monch visits Amsterdam (the Sugar Factory), the Netherlands with DJ Boogie Blind, DJ Kamron & live band Ezra Collective, the first tour after last year's fourth album PTSD - Post Traumatic Stress Disorder released. Monch is known for its intricate lyrics and rap style, which are always sharp, especially on stage. Enjoy a full live set along with individual sets by R.A. The Rugged Man and Lord Digga.
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Listen to an interviewer who had a personal experience with a relative who encountered the late Biggie Smalls during elementary school kick it with Lord Digga, one of the most important contributors to the Hip Hop classics "Ready To Die" and Masta Ace's "Slaughtahouse". In a room full of records, Digga takes it back to the essence of the culture in speaking about his influences, successes and o as a an MC and producer.
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In this episode of Rap City, Masta Ace & friends gather for a tournament to play against each other for the popular early 90's sports video game Madden. Hip Hop's love of video games has been strong since Atari and Nintendo systems and in the playlist below along with this video hear artists express their connection between the streets and digital entertainment.
"Diggin' In The Carts: Videos Games & Hip Hop" features inventive video game sampling in Hip Hop, selections by cratesofjr and songs taken from of "50 Rap Songs Based On Video Game Samples" a great feature by SPIN magazine.
Take a trip back to the 90's with classics such as "Ready To Die" by The Notorious B.I.G. and "Slaughterhouse" by Masta Ace Inc.in an interview with MC/producer Lord Digga who announces new music for 2014. AOTP MC Blacastan lends insight into his album creation philosophy as he lays out details behind the making of his collaboration album with Stu Bangas called "Watson And Holmes". If you appreciate artists who are passionate about their craft, both interviews provide an ear-full of food for thought by creative Hip Hop minds.
Download/Stream: Lord Digga Shares Notorious B.I.G., INC Memories & New EP, Blacastan Talks "Watson & Holmes" by No Ideas Original Radio
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