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Collectors Item - Music, Art and Life: Easy Mo Bee
Stream: Easy Mo Bee - "Now Or Never: Odyssey 2000" (The Instrumentals)


Shout to Hyper Flava for uploading his vinyl rip. I had no idea this even existed until now even though I bought the album when it came out and was cool with Mo Bee's assistant at the time. Revisit an overlooked project by one of Hip Hop's greatest producers as he provokes your head to nod for the year 2000. From the dangerous sound of "N.Y.C." featuring Kool G Rap, to the soulful sound of "Soul" featuring The Guru, Easy Mo Bee's signature SP1200 sound still bangs.

Easy Mo Bee remains active on the wheels of steel. Check him out on his Mixcloud page and Chill Lover Radio where he spins weekly sets.

Big Daddy Kane & Easy Mo Bee Celebrate 50 Years Of Hip Hop With Classic Stories & Get Nuff Respect


"In this one-of-a-kind session we honor hip-hop’s first 50 years by paying tribute to two of its pioneering practitioners: legendary rapper and songwriter Big Daddy Kane, and renowned DJ and producer Easy Mo Bee, whose beats have underpinned classic tracks by Notorious B.I.G., 2Pac, Busta Rhymes and many more. These two icons recount how hip-hop shaped their lives and careers, and talk about what it means to be a part of a culture that has changed so much over the decades. They share the stories of some of their greatest musical triumphs, and express what they think hip-hop’s next 50 years will look like." - ASCAP

"And You Don't Stop!" Instrumentals by Easy Mo Bee Back On CD & Streaming, Courtesy of Chuck D's SpitSLAM


"From legendary super producer Easy Mo Bee comes the long awaited re-release of his 2015 instrumental odyssey "And You Don't Stop!" Featuring 19 tracks of buttery boom bap goodness, Easy Mo Bee shows why he's the man behind legendary classics by Notorious BIG, 2Pac, Big Daddy Kane, Craig Mack, Public Enemy and more. Just drop this album into your playlist and let it be the soundtrack to your day."

Get it on CD here at spitslamrecords.com and catch Easy Mo Bee below at CHILL LOVER RADIO TV where he spins soulful music regularly.

Easy Mo Bee, EZ Elpee, Pete Rock & More Interview For "From Boom Bap To Trap" Doc


These interviews with kings of the beat are part of a series by hip-hop journalist and author, Riley Wallace. Enjoy this preview from the project in progress "From Boom Bap to Trap: Hip-Hop's Greatest Producers". Get in early and help create a missing piece of hip-hop canon--exclusively on Kickstarter!

The Halftime Show Crate Digging Episodes ft. Evil Dee, The Awesome Two, Easy Mo Bee & More


I went into my archive of Halftime radio shows and picked out all the ones where they made it a crate digging show by dropping breaks, samples and classic Hip Hop. Every now and then, DJ Eclipse would depart from the normal show format of new Hip Hop and guests to focus on the classics. This set is a tribute to those special crate digging episodes of The Halftime Show. Featuring Easy Mo Bee, Martin Moore & Mayhem, Wise Intelligent, Evil Dee, Emskee, 88-Keys, John Robinson, James Top and The Awesome Two.

Rap General Skanks Gathers His Soldiers For The "New Word Order"


Can't nobody flow quite like The Martyr, as demonstrated by the grimey voice, rebellious attitude, witty delivery and blunt truth he displays on "New Word Order". On this go-round, Skanks declares his independence as he proceeds to overthrow the game with some of the rawest Hip Hop from Brooklyn. Guests include producers Easy Mo Bee, Astronote, Kyo Itachi and more who lace The Rap Martyr with the right sounds. On the mic are lyrical soliders Ruste Juxx, Stahhr, Napoleon The Legend and others. Prepare for war as Skanks declares combat, gats, bangers and all that.

Easy Mo Bee, Jeff Redd, Fu-Schnickens & More Backstage At The 1992 Grammy's


The 11th annual Grammy awards back in 1992 was a meeting of some great minds with an array of musical talent. Enjoy some short clips of DJ/producer Easy Mo Bee, singer/songwriter Jeff Redd, the lyrically-gifted trio Fu-Schinickens, the diggety Das Efx, Kwamé and the Tr-808 D-Nice as they each talk about the classics they would eventually drop.

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