Detroit's Vstylez Assembles Titans Of The Microphone For Outstanding Posse Cuts
By JR on 1:18 PM
Filed Under: Big Pooh , Boog Brown , Elzhi , Guilty Simpson , Hip Hop , Lil' Fame , Phat Kat , Phat Kat. , Royce Da 5'9 , Shabaam Sahdeeq , Skyzoo , Ty Farris , Vstylez
It's Game Over When J Dilla, Phat Kat, Dwele & Tall Black Guy Collide
Rippin ruff rhymes for years, Detroit's own Phat Kat digs back in his archives and pulls out a jam to make your head nod on the Jay Dee-produced "It Don't Get No Liver Than This".
Originally released in 2007, Phat Kat’s 2nd studio album “Carte Blanche” is getting a re-release on July 27th via Below System Records. The deluxe edition will includes 2 new bonus tracks both produced by J Dilla.
V-Styles, Royce Da 5'9", Rapper Big Pooh, eLZhi & Phat Kat - "Clash Of The Titans" (Astronote Remix)
By JR on 8:38 PM
Filed Under: Astronote , DJ Graffiti , Elzhi , Hip Hop , Phat Kat , Remixes , Royce Da 5' 9" , V-Styles
Foes better duck when these Detroit lyricists get together and spit flames over the majestic sound of French producer Astronote. From the 2017 mixtape "Re:Delivery" by DJ Graffiti entirely produced by Astronote, featuring remixes and original music from Detroit artists.
From the man who knew Dilla back when he was making beats off of a karaoke machine, Phat Kat aka Ronnie Euro shares some cool memories about the origins of Slum Village as a group, 80s and 90's Detroit Hip Hop and more golden moments with industry A&R Thad Boogie. With 20 years of deep roots in the music industry between both Thad and Phat Kat, this interview is a more interesting one than the average as Thad connects various dots between Dilla and Phat's story of coming up with the stories of othe great artists who went on to become world renowned.
"Rededication To The Suckers" By Phat Kat and "Ron Bon Jovi" by Casual and Phat Kat out now.
The dream Detroit team of Phat Kat, eLZhi and Guilty Simpson is mean as the demonstrate why they are still to be respected as lyricists on "All Madden". Beware as them things get 'ta clappin' in the dangerous video and first single taken from Kat's album “Rededication to the Suckas” coming soon.
While most of the world chases after Dilla's post-2000 sound, Sergent Records presents some unreleased donuts from the mid-90's which are just as delicious. Jay Dee aka J-Dilla & Phat Kat are 1st Down - "Detroit's Finest Unreleased Demos 96-97 EP" come straight from Ma Dukes basement and are available in mastered audio for the 1st time.
1. Front Street Remix
2. No Liver than This
3. No Place To Go
4. Rip Off The Roof
5. World Premier
Act fast! 250 copies on vinyl sealed with hand-numbered sticker are available to ship on the 16th of July here at Sergent Records.
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